Historic & Vibrant

Split

Plan Your Vacation To Split

Split seamlessly fuses ancient and contemporary life along the dazzling Dalmatian Coast. At its heart is the immense Diocletian’s Palace—a UNESCO World Heritage Site and living Roman marvel—surrounded by lively squares, open-air markets, and the famous Riva promenade. Lose yourself in narrow stone alleys dotted with buzzing bars and artisan shops, then relax on nearby beaches where locals gather for a sunset swim. Split’s easygoing pace, delicious seafood, and access to nearby islands make it a must-visit for every traveler.

Why We Love Split

View looking up at a circular stone ceiling with a central opening, revealing a bright blue sky. The ancient architecture conveys a sense of history.

Diocletian’s Palace & Ancient Old Town

Split’s UNESCO-listed palace is an astonishing living monument—its Roman walls encompass bustling piazzas, ancient cellars, lively bars, and tiny boutiques. History blends seamlessly with modern life as you wander hidden courtyards, discover ancient temples, and enjoy open-air performances and local markets all within these 1,700-year-old walls.

People walk along a sunny seaside promenade lined with tall palm trees, vibrant buildings, and outdoor cafes in a picturesque coastal town.

Stunning Waterfront & Mediterranean Vibe

The picturesque Riva promenade, lined with palms and open-air cafes, is perfect for a morning stroll or sunset drink. The city’s relaxed rhythm is echoed in its warm climate, coastal dining, and daily social rituals, making Split a wonderful place to unwind and soak up that signature Mediterranean lifestyle.

Aerial view of a small, lush green island surrounded by vibrant blue waters. A lone white boat floats nearby. The scene is serene and picturesque.

Gateway to Islands and National Parks

Ferries, catamarans, and day cruises depart daily for legendary islands like Hvar, Brač, and Vis, making Split the ultimate springboard for adventure. From exploring pristine beaches and charming seaside towns to hiking in Krka or Plitvice National Parks, there’s a new discovery around every corner.

Coastal cityscape with historic architecture, palm trees, and a tall bell tower against a background of rugged, sunlit mountains and clear blue sky.

Our Favorite Things To Do

  • Explore Diocletian’s Palace: Step inside a living Roman monument where ancient stone walls house modern cafés, boutiques, and wine bars.

  • Walk the Riva promenade: Palm trees, sea breezes, and sunset cocktails make this waterfront stroll unforgettable.

  • Swim beneath history: Dive into crystal-clear Adriatic waters just steps from Roman ruins and medieval streets.

  • Island-hop with ease: Use Split as your launch point to Brač, Hvar, and hidden coves only reachable by boat.

Plan Your Trip

Our Favorite Places To Stay

Marmont Heritage Hotel

Situated in Split’s historic center, Marmont Heritage Hotel combines modern luxury with Dalmatian tradition. The spacious rooms blend contemporary design with regional elements, while the rooftop restaurant offers panoramic views of the Old Town and Adriatic Sea. Ideal for visitors wanting an elegant stay amid ancient streets.

Outdoor dining area in a rustic stone courtyard at twilight, featuring white tables set with red flowers and wrought-iron chairs, creating an elegant ambiance.

Hotel Vestibul Palace

Housed in a 2,000-year-old Roman vestibule in Split’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, this boutique hotel offers a unique historical setting. The elegant rooms feature a mix of modern comfort and archaeological charm. Guests enjoy personalized service and a serene courtyard, perfectly situated for exploring Split’s iconic sites.

Modern bedroom with large window showing a tree and distant water view. Features a neatly made bed, a mounted TV, and a stylish chair, creating a serene ambiance.

Briig Boutique Hotel

Located in Rovinj’s old town, Briig Boutique Hotel offers a blend of contemporary design and historic character. Each room is uniquely decorated with modern art, and the hotel provides cozy common spaces and a charming terrace. It’s an excellent boutique choice for art lovers visiting the Istrian coast.

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