Thinking about a holiday in Split? You’ve come to the right place. Split is one of Croatia’s most popular destinations, and for good reason — a stunning waterfront, Roman history, great beaches, and easy access to some of the most beautiful islands in the Adriatic.
At the heart of the city lies Diocletian’s Palace, a 1,700-year-old Roman emperor’s retirement home that today forms a living, breathing neighbourhood filled with restaurants, bars, and hidden courtyards. Beyond the palace walls, you’ll find the beautiful Marjan Forest Park perfect for walking and cycling, sandy and pebble beaches stretching along the coast, and a vibrant café culture that spills out onto the Riva promenade every evening.
Split is also the ideal base for exploring central Dalmatia. Ferries depart daily to islands like Hvar, Brač, Korčula, and Šolta, while charming towns like Trogir — a UNESCO-listed island city just 30 minutes away — and the adventure hub of Omiš with its Cetina River rafting are easily within reach.
Whether you’re planning your first visit or looking to discover a new side of the city, here you’ll find inspiration and practical guides covering things to do, where to go, how to get around, and the best day trips from Split to the surrounding islands and towns.
https://youtu.be/1ocQ41OlbBY Join me on the 2 hour and 30 minute long sailing trip from Korcula town to Split. Unfortunately, the sun decided to hide on the day we travelled, but nevertheless it was a beautiful trip. Here is what I find good to you should know before taking the ferry
https://youtu.be/Kwzmyyjw5xY Hi. In today’s video, I am taking you on a bus trip along the Adriatic coast from Split to Dubrovnik. The Trip along the coast is, in my opinion, the most beautiful bus trip you can take in Croatia. In addition to the information I provided along the trip,
https://youtu.be/RpvTJCls1_g Join me on a bicycle trip around Marjan Forest Park, the place where locals walk, run, swim, and enjoy the stunning nature. Take in the breathtaking view from the Telegrin Viewpoint. If you visit Split, Marjan is a place you will definitely enjoy! Here are some additional details of
The Salona ruins, located near the modern-day city of Solin, might be one of the most underrated destinations in Dalmatia. Just a 10-15-minute drive from Split, this historical site is often overlooked. For a fair ticket price, you can spend an entire afternoon exploring this ancient Roman city and get
https://youtu.be/U1PtMP4smKo Join me on a ferry trip with Krilo Shipping from Split to Bol on Island Brac, home to the most famous Croatian Beach, the Golden Horn. Here are my tips for traveling from Split to Bol on Island Brac. General stuff All ferries to Bol are Fast ferries meaning
Split to Hvar ferry route is among the most popular in Croatia. I visited the sunniest island in Croatia countless times, but this time, it was a bit different. The ferry crew allowed us to come with them and experience the journey from their point of view. Join me on
https://youtu.be/xQsnpbHJu3k In this video, we will guide you through all the shopping places in Split, Croatia. Follow along as we visit all the shopping malls in the city, but also make stops at the green market “Pazar” and the city’s former main shopping street, Marmontova. Here is the additional information
https://youtu.be/dslk9Vs7Cdo Today we are exploring the largest ferry port in Croatia. Getting around can be tricky, especially if this is your first time in the city. Join me as we walk along the piers, and follow these tips when going to nearby islands like Brac, Hvar, Vis, Korcula, and others.
Spend the day with us as we bike along the beaches in Split, Croatia. From the sandy beaches of Bacvice and Firule to the pebble beaches of Ovcice and Jezinac, this city offers something for everyone. So, hop on the bikes with us, and let’s check the best beaches in
https://youtu.be/83DPLVnAzRg “If you saw where I settled, you would never ask me to come back” – Diocletian Join us as we embark on a full tour of the Diocletian’s Palace, a retirement home upon which the city of Split was built. From Palace’ basements to St. Duje’s bell tower, this
