Split
Split is costal city in Croatia, known for its stunning beaches, rich history, and well-preserved Roman
architecture, particularly the Diocletian’s Palace, which is UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It’s also a popular tourist destination , offering a vibrant nightlife, delicious cuisine, and easy access to nearby
islands like Hvar and Brač.
What to do in Split?
In Split, you can explore the ancient Diocletian’s Palace, stroll along the Riva promenade, visit the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, relax on one of many beaches, take a ferry or speed boat to nearby islands, enjoy local cuisine and experience the lively atmosphere of the city’s bars and cafes.
WHAT TO DO IN SPLIT
Our Suggestions
Restaurants
Villa Spiza – Offering traditional Dalmatian cuisine, located in city center, place where you can eat like a
local.
Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar – Known for its modern twist on Mediterranean cuisine and extensive wine
selection, situated in the heart of the city.
Restaurant Dvor – Located in the garden above the beach, offering a picturesque view of the sea. Dishes often feature locally sourced ingredients and seasonal products.
Bokamorra – Offers delicious wood-fired pizzas with variety of toppings and great cocktails.
Articok – Located on the rooftop, it offers mix of modern Mediterranean and European cuisine.
K.užina – Newly opened restaurants located in the city center, traditional cuisine with modern twist.
Antique Sushi – Located on Riva, offers great sushi.
Maestro Grill Bar – It offers variety of grilled dishes and pasta, served in cozy and welcoming atmosphere. If you choose this restaurant you must try Balkan speciality Čevapčići.
Fabrique Pub – Know for its relaxed atmosphere, wide selection of beers and tasty pub food and variety of pasta and pizza dishes. Pub often hosts live music events and entertainment.
These are just few options, but Split has many more excellent restaurants to explore, catering to various
tastes and preferences.
Nightlife
Central club
Vanilla club
Charlie’s bar
Boiler club & dining
Bačvice beach – has couple clubs, Bačvice club is the most famous
Harat’s pub
Club and bar 305 A.D.
Activities
Island hopping – Is a popular activity that allows you to explore the beautiful island. These tours typically include stops at islands such as, Hvar, Brač, Vis and Šolta.
Marjan Forest Park – Is a scenic nature reserve located just west of the city center and popular recreational area. It offers walking and hiking trails, beaches and swimming spots, cultural and historical sites, recreational activities (cycling, rock climbing) and panoramic views.
Waterfalls Krka – Krka National Park is home to stunning waterfalls, located near Šibenik, about an hour away from Split. It is perfect destination for visitors looking to experience the natural beauty of Croatia. You can take a swim at crystal-clean waters and have a lunch there.
Zip line and kayaking in Omiš – This adventure takes you across the beautiful Cetina river canyon, offering breathtaking views.
Beaches:
Split is surrounded with 13 kilometers of beautiful beaches, some of them are:
Bačvice beach – The most famous beach, known for its sandy shore and shallow water. It’s a popular spot for locals playing picigin, a traditional ball game. It also has beach bars and cafes.
Firule beach – Offering a quieter atmosphere, great for families.
Žnjan beach – It is a long stretch of pebble beaches. It has bars, cafes and restaurants.
Kašjuni beach/Joe’s bar – Placed in the Marjan Forest Park, popular amongst locals and visitors seeking a more natural and secluded beach.
Bene beach – Is family-friendly beach located also in the Marjan Forest Park. It also has bar and
restaurant.
