Split
Croatia
Croatia
Split is a vibrant coastal city offering a unique blend of ancient history, stunning natural beauty, and lively urban culture. With its impressive Diocletian's Palace, beautiful beaches, and a bustling Riva promenade, it's a perfect destination for history buffs, sun-seekers, and those looking to experience authentic Croatian life.
Generally LGBTQ+ friendly. LGBTQ+ rights have improved, with civil partnerships recognized, but same-sex marriage is not yet legal.
Coastal Mediterranean climate influenced by the Adriatic Sea and Dinaric Alps.
Climate Zone: Mediterranean
This Dalmatian beef stew is slow-cooked in a rich sauce made with onions, nutmeg, prunes, and prošek (a sweet dessert wine). The meticulous preparatio
More than just a meal, Peka is an experience where meat (often lamb or veal) or octopus and vegetables are slow-cooked under a bell-like dome buried i
A popular seafood dish in Dalmatia, this risotto gets its striking dark color and rich, briny flavor from cuttlefish ink. It is a savory, filling dish
An authentic savory pie from the Dalmatian region, Soparnik consists of a thin crust filled with Swiss chard, garlic, and olive oil. Historically cons
These small, deep-fried dough balls are similar to mini donuts or fritters, traditionally made with flour, eggs, sugar, and brandy, sometimes with rai
Plan ahead for the best experience. Here's what to book before your trip:
Split is extremely popular during the peak summer season, and the best-located and most sought-after accommodations (especially within Diocletian's Palace or near the beaches) sell out far in advance.
Passenger ferries, particularly fast catamarans to popular islands like Hvar, have limited capacity and often sell out quickly, especially for prime morning departures during the summer.
Popular guided walking tours, especially those combining Diocletian's Palace and the Old Town, have limited group sizes and fill up quickly, ensuring you get your preferred time slot and language.