Get to know Split – a Tourism Champion in the Heart of Dalmatia

Split is the heart of Dalmatia and a hot place to visit in Croatia, highly recommended by numerous world eminent media like NYT, Huffington Post, National Geographic etc., and the winner of many national tourism awards. The city is not just a point for boarding ferries to islands of Brač, Hvar, Korčula, Vis, Šolta and Lastovo, or for sailing adventure kick off – it’s a central spot of the Dalmatian spirit combined with the historic gems of The Roman Emperor Diocletian’s Palace, UNESCO World Heritage since 1979. Actually, the whole old town is an ancient scene with hundreds of places to see, explore and taste.

Get to know Split by night

The Popularity of Split

In the past ten years the popularity of Split has just exploded and the city has been breaking the records down for many national tourism awards and acknowledgements for the best Croatian city when it comes to a quality of everyday living. The citizens of Split adore their city, calling it the most beautiful city in the world, and they are tremendously proud of its beauty and heritage but also very open-hearted to share this gift of history and nature with the visitors coming from all around the globe. What makes Split a big tourism champion and why are the visitors so enthusiastic about this amazing city? Keep on reading to find out.

The Old Town of Split is a Living Museum

The old town of Split is located within 1700 years old Roman Emperor Diocletian’s Palace where is the majority of the sites and the seafront promenade called Riva is just nearby. Actually, it’s an inhabited ancient Roman town with an incredibly positive and unique vibe like nowhere in Croatia and nobody complains even when it gets very crowded in the summer.

Split is a Must-Visit Place in Croatia

Split offers ideal balance between cultural and entertainment experience –  you can enjoy The Split Summer Festival with top quality cultural open air events, The Days of Diocletian Festival in August offering outstanding performance of town’s ancient history,  The Game of Thrones Tour for numerous fans coming to Split from all around the world just to see the places where scenes from this famous TV show were taken or you can join Ultra Music Festival attracting party lovers from more than 140 countries!

7  Reasons Why Split is a Tourism Champion:

1. Split is a perfect blend of the history and culture with great entertainment, shopping and numerous activities at the same time.

2. It’s a gourmand paradise with original restaurants and exciting street food based on Mediterranean cuisine.

3. Cool night and caffe bars, lovely taverns and night clubs are all around the place

4. Split offers all types of accommodation for different budgets and tastes – hotels, resorts, private accommodation, villas and hostels.

5. The weather in Split is great– lots of sunny days, hot summer season, mild climate in winter.

6. It offers fantastic day trips possibilities, moreover you can easily reach popular Dalmatian Islands Hvar, Brač and Korčula by ferry or catamaran.

7. Finally, the city has beautiful surroundings, nature and beaches.

Things to do in Split

Sightseeing in Split

The old town is easy to explore since the majority of sights is within Diocletian Palace’s walls.

Top sights in Split: Peristil -main open space in the Palace, The Cathedral of St. Domnius with bell tower worth climbing for a spectacular view, the statue of Gregory of Nin, The People’s Square, Split City Museum, Mestrovic Gallery, the Maritime Museum, the Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments, etc.

If you consider to join an organized tour of Split, check the tourist agencies in town or you can book online one of exciting guided tours offered by renowned tour company Viator:

SPLIT & DIOCLETIAN PALACE  WALKING TOUR

WALKING TOUR OF SPLIT WITH A ‘MAGISTER’ OF HISTORY

Things to do in Split: Peristil and the tower of St. Domnius Cathedral

Game of Thrones Tours in Split

If you are a fan of TV show, do not hesitate to join one of guided walking Game of Thrones Tours. With your local guide you’ll get behind-the-scenes and learn about the places in fictional city of Meereen and the Fortress of Klis. You’ll explore Diocletian’s Palace where Unsullied Army overthrew the masters. Some interesting facts about the show and juicy medieval gossip will be revealed as well.

You can book Game of Thrones Tours HERE. This tours are very popular and we recommend you to book online this tour before you leave home, especially if visiting Split in the summer.

Take a Walk Along Seafront Promenade – Riva

One of the most popular words in Split is Riva – the seafront promenade in the heart of the city with numerous caffee bars and shops lined up. Walk along Riva all way to the harbor while eating an ice-cream and enjoy your senses.

The Markets Pazar and Peškarija

Don’t miss to visit Pazar open market full of colors and fresh food, as well as fish market (Peškarija) just for wandering or bargaining.

Split Flea Market

Maybe you’ll find hidden treasure at Split flea market opened every Sunday morning and very easy to find – it’s based in old army field called Dračevac, just off the road toward Dugopolje and A1 motorway.

Split Summer Festival

The biggest cultural and entertainment event in Split with top quality cultural open air performances from drama, opera to ballet, numerous exhibitions and concerts all summer long. You can read more info on Split Summer Festival official website.

The Days of Diocletian Festival in August

Diocletian’s Days take Split back to the time when the famous Roman emperor Diocletian walked the city. In August outstanding performances about town’s ancient history are all around the place. Through the streets of former palace you’ll meet people in togas taking Emperor Diocletian and his suite to the Peristil – the place he spoke to his citizens long time ago.

Read about this extraordinary experience on Tourist Board official website.

Take a Bike or Electric Autorickshaw tuk -tuk Tour of Split

Discover Split’s main highlights in just a few hours by joining this small-group bike tour of the city. Meet your guide in the heart of town, set off along the Riva promenade, explore Diocletian’s Palace, glimpse landmarks like the Croatian National Theatre, and more. Immerse yourself in the nature when you cycle through Marjan Park, enjoy a panoramic perspective of the city. You can book this popular Bike Tour of Split HERE.

Another eco-friendly tour of Split is by an electric autorickshaw, tuk-tuk. Your driver will pick you up and take you around the town, stopping at famous Bacvice Beach along with Diocletian’s Palace and the massive Grgur Ninski Statue. You’ll also make stops at a couple of great viewpoints, notably Teraca Vidilica and the oldest cemetery in Split.

Read more about this super popular Eco City Tuk-Tuk Tour and book it HERE.

Marenda – Traditional Dalmatian Brunch

Marenda (brunch) is a cherished traditional custom in Dalmatian towns and cities, eaten usually between 9:30 and 12:00. Marenda is much more than just a food and drink –  it’s time and place for friends to meet and socialize at the begining of a day, getting to know latest gossips without checking social media.

Marenda usually includes dishes eaten by a spoon, made with fresh delisious local ingredients, served in the taverns (konobe) of Split. Tipical dishes are beef stewed in red wine and prunes with gnocchi (pašticada), Dalmatian beans with pasta (pašta fažol), meatballs and sauce (polpete u šugu), fried smelts, cuttlefish with broad beans, traditionally marinated fish. You can have delicious Marenda with fresh daily menu in the taverns Bepa, Pimpinella, Stare Grede Tavern, Tavern Bajamonti, Ostaria Vidjakovi.

If you are curious about Mediterranean food and would like to enjoy delicious dishes and drinks while discovering Diocletian’s Palace, bustling squares and marketplaces at the same time, there is an amazing History and Gastro Small-Group Gastro Tour with Food and Drinks tailored for all travellers who love to explore when it comes to food and wine. You can book your Gastro Tour HERE.

Climb Marjan Park Forest

Marjan Hill is a local’s favorite recreational place with many footpaths and jogging trails. It’s located at the city’s peninsula and offers you an extraordinary view to the city and surrounding islands. At the foot of Marjan you can swim on several beaches, mostly rocky or pebble, bordered by a pine forest.

Visit The Old Fortress Klis

Klis is a medieval fortress, located just 15 min from the city and it had a huge influence on defending Split from the Ottoman Empire. This is the place with breathtaking view, where some scenes from popular TV show Game of Thrones were filmed.

You can join several organized tours to The Fortress Klis to take a break from a crowd in Split and explore historical sites, museum collections of weapons and uniforms, watching military formation called Kliški Uskoci and sword duel.

The Beaches in Split

Hit the beaches in Split to relax or having fun on a hot summer day! The most crowded beach with water sports and fancy beach bars is Bačvice, just 15 min walk from Diocletian Palace, but if you prefer more peace and relax you will find less crowded beaches just beneath Marjan Hill (beaches Ježinac, Bene, Kasjuni). Also, Žnjan Beach is one of the most favorite bathing place in Split, located on the east of city center, very suitable for families with children.

Day Trips from Split

Thanks to its central coastal location and excellent transport connections, Split is a perfect base for day trips and travelling around Dalmatia and you can spread your holidays experience by visiting many beautiful places without wasting too much time on travelling. While you are on your vacation in Split, you have the opportunity to join one of the amazing day trips to explore the most beautiful islands and bays in Croatia (Brač, Hvar, Korčula, Vis…).

The choice of day trips from Split is fantastic since tour organizers are very enthusiastic in offering the best experiences possible for their guests. The most of organized day trips from Split are available for online booking on Viator (renowned global tour operator). If you have enough time, don’t limit yourself to just one day trip.

Blue Cave, Mamma Mia and Hvar, 5 Islands Speedboat Tour

Explore five islands during this full-day speedboat sightseeing excursion from Split or Trogir. Visit Hvar, Ravnik, Budikovac, Vis, and Biševo during your trip, stopping to enjoy highlights like the famous Blue Cave, the fishing village of Komiža, swimming and snorkeling in Stiniva Cove, and the historic town of Hvar, plus much more. You will also visit some locations were Mamma Mia was filmed.

Book this fantastic bout tour of 5 islands HERE.

Blue Lagoon, Shipwreck & Maslinica from Split with Lunch & Drinks

Swap the busy mainland for the open sea and discover sweeping views of the Adriatic coastline on a cruise from Split. Explore a shipwreck near Nečujam and learn about the local marine life before ending at the Blue Lagoon. Unwind with a freshly prepared lunch served on the beach bar before taking advantage of free time in the lagoon and on the island to sightsee, swim, or snorkel to your heart’s content.

Read more about boat tour and BOOK HERE: Blue Lagoon, Shipwreck & Maslinica from Split with LUNCH & DRINKS INCLUDED

Full-Day Catamaran Cruise to Hvar & Pakleni Islands with Food and Drinks

Enjoy unforgettable adventures in coastal Croatia on luxury catamaran excursion to Hvar, the Pakleni Islands and Solta from Split. Sail across the Split Riviera toward the Pakleni Islands and soak up fine views over Brač and Šolta Islands. Swim and sunbathe in the crystal clear sea of peaceful bays around the Pakleni Islands, then savor a delicious lunch with wine. Explore the ancient town of Hvar, then return to Split as the sun sets on the horizon.

Read more about Full-Day Catamaran Cruise to Hvar & Pakleni Islands with Food and free Drinks and BOOK HERE.

Speedboat Day Tour to Brač, Hvar and Pakleni Islands

Leave the city behind to enjoy a luxurious day of island-hopping—and visit three of Croatia’s most in-demand islands and archipelagos, all in one day—on this full-day cruise. Following morning departure from Split or Trogir, enjoy time to swim and sunbathe in the idyllic Pakleni Islands, soak up history and culture on Hvar, and explore a secluded bay on Brac. With free time to swim, snorkel, and explore, you can see the sights your way. Lunch and drinks included.

For more info visit and book HERE: Day tour to Brač, Hvar and Pakleni Islands.

Day Trip to the World’s Famous Beach – The Golden Horn in Bol

The Golden Horn Beach (Zlatni Rat) in Bol on Brač Island is the most famous beach in Croatia, not just for swimming and sunbathing but for windsurfing and many other water activities. This sandy-pebble beach 500m long change the shape depending on the wind. Enjoy swimming in the clear blue water, wind surfing and water skiing while relaxing in the afternoon summer breeze. If you want to spend a perfect day on the beach, BOOK your private transfer HERE: Private transfer to Golden Horn Beach on Brač Island.

Visit Trogir Historical Gem 

Discover the historic town of Trogir, UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, a historical gem of Croatia recently named in top ten island-cities in the world by National Geographic!  Walking around the streets will take you back in history of marvelous Dalmatian town located just a short distance on the north from Split. Read more about this small but fascinating historical town on our page Trogir Travel Guide.

You can combine visiting historical Trogir with sailing and swimming in Blue Lagoon – all in ONE TOUR!

Read more about Blue Lagoon +Trogir + Šolta Boat Excursion with Lunch and BOOK HERE.

Day Trip to Dubrovnik

Although Dubrovnik is not just around the corner, you should consider visiting it from Split for a day trip, especially if you are not sure when or if you will come  back to this part of the world. Dubrovnik is “the pearl of the Adriatic”, an outstanding old town that will take your breath away while discovering The City Walls and Fortresses, as well as walking in the main Stradun Street.

Find out about the possibilities for your day trip to Dubrovnik HERE.

Day trip to Mostar and Herzegovina

Experience Bosnia and Herzegovina on a day tour visiting the unique Old Bridge in Mostar, UNESCO World Heritage site and pilgrim place Međugorje. Discover their interesting history and must see attractions with professional tour guide. On the tour you will have the opportunity to visit walled town of Počitelj and enjoy the beauty of Kravice Waterfalls. BOOK HERE: Mostar and Herzegovina Discovery Day Trip from Split.

Plitvice Lakes National Park

Plitvice Lakes is an outstanding natural phenomenon of 16 lakes inter-connected by over 90 magnificent waterfalls, many caves and caverns, and set in deep woodland populated by deer, bears, wolves, boars and rare bird species. Plitvice Lakes National Park are one of the most visited Croatian sites. Join guided tour to explore stunning natural beauty of Plitvice Lakes National Park with a professional English speaking guide. You will travel there in a comfortable vehicle through the rural area of Dalmatia and when you get to the Lakes you will walk through the forest and learn about the region’s flora and fauna, ride an electric boat and elestric train while exploring the area.

Krka Waterfalls and Old Town of Šibenik

Get out of Split for a day and spend a memorable day by visiting amazing Cathedral of St. James in Šibenik, UNESCO World Heritage and Krka Waterfalls on the same day! If you are intersted in a private tour with a guide, read more and book here: Krka Waterfalls & historic Šibenik – driver&guide, boat cruise, lunch break

Sailing to gorgeous Kornati National Park

Kornati Archipelago of 89 islands, islets and reefs is a hot sailing destination in Croatia located at the Northern Dalmatian coast, very close to towns Zadar and Šibenik, often mentioned as a nautical heaven offering unforgettable sea adventures beyond a simple holiday. Spectacular raw beauty, untouched nature and crystal clear water attract yachting and sailing enthusiasts, scuba diving fans and numerous other visitors interested in the experience of this sea attraction. The most of boat tours to Kornati start in Zadar and Vodice.

Read more about day trips by boat to Kornati Archipelago and book online HERE.

Adventure on Cetina River – Canyoning and Zipline Extravaganza

Adventure for everyone! The canyon is situated near the village of Zadvarje in the country side of Omiš. In some places canyon cliffs rise up to 180 meters of height. Basic canyoning is the combination of walking, hiking, sliding down the rapids, swimming in crystal clear natural water pools, walking through the tunnels and swimming under the highest waterfall on Cetina River. Read more on Canyoning adventure with transfer from Split and book HERE.

There’s more – you could be super adventurous across a canyon of extreme but safe heights – 492 feet (150 meters) in the air. Hop off and hop on up to eight different stable platforms and have drink with an amazing view from the platforms during this 3-hour tour. The Zipline over Cetina River is limited at just 10 people and you’ll have a great Zipline experience over Cetina River.

6 Tips for Day Trips from Split in Your Own Arrangement

If you want to be more flexible and prefer travelling around independently in your own arrangement to explore at your own pace, it allows you more personalized choices but requires more planning, organization and research at the same time. Usuful tips for your better travelling experience in your own arrangement:

TIP 1. If travelling by car, you can easily reach many coastal places by hitting the main motorway A1 in any direction, south or north.

TIP 2. If planning your day trip by bus, there are numerous bus companies travelling to all places around and you just have to pick a date and time. For more information check bus timetables on official Split Bus Terminal.

TIP 3. Buy ferry or catamaran tickets online to avoid the line (you can miss your ferry). You can not board a ferry or catamaran without ticket.

TIP 4. If planning a day trip to the islands Brač, Hvar, Šolta or Korčula, best way to visit and explore islands is on a scooter. Public buses on the islands are not frequent but they have lines to almost every town on the islands. If you plan to take a taxi on the island, the prices are high.

TIP 5. Visiting Plitvice Lakes National Park from Split is a little far away but close enough for a day trip, and worth of ride.

TIP 6. If visiting Šibenik for a day trip, don’t miss to explore nearby Krka Waterfalls.

If you plan to make day trips from Split by own car, or you consider renting a car, please read our Getting around Croatia by car and learn about general traffic law and many other useful information.

Where is Split and how to get there

Famous Split, the largest coastal city in Croatia, is located in the heart of Croatian Adriatic coast, just on your way to Southern Dalmatian Coast and islands. There’s no excuse to skip Split if travelling to Southern Dalmatia since it’s reachable by all ways.

Travelling to Split by car

If you travel to Split by car you drive on motorway A1 (Dalmatina). The road adventurers who want to explore places, or just want to avoid paying toll, will drive along Adriatic road – picturesque and curvy road connecting Rijeka and Dubrovnik.

If you travel to Split from south, from Dubrovnik or Makarska, first you’drive on Adriatic road to Ploče when you continue your journey on motorway A1 (direction north) to Split. Or you can drive Adriatic road all the way from Dubrovnik to Split.

Flights to Split from Europe

Numerous European airlines serve flights to Split Airport from May till end of October.

Flying to Split Airport

Daily flights to Split via Zagreb year-round

The national company Croatia Airlines operates daily flights from Zagreb to Split year round. When it comes to flights in summer season, direct flights frequency from European cities is very high with many lines from Europe flying to Split.

Read more info on transfer from Split Airport to town centre on our Flying around Croatia page.

Travelling to Split by train

Travelling to Split by train is possible from almost all European cities with train switch in Zagreb. For better planning travelling from Europe to Split by train check the Die Bahn website and Croatian Railways website.
If you travel to Split by train from Istria for any reason, and we hope it’s a good one, you will need to put some effort in your journey planning and definitely more travel time comparing to other travel options. You need to get to Rijeka Train Station first to catch a train to Zagreb and then switch a train to Split. Try to avoid  Istria-to-Dalmatia-By-Train-Route if possible.

Getting to Split by bus

Since many bus companies operates routes from Europe to Split year-round (from Germany, Austria, France, Hungary, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden), travelling to Split by bus is one of the best options, and very comfortable at the same time.

The most of bus lines operate via Zagreb where motorway A1 starts. If your home town or country is out of direct bus lines to Split, you can get to Zagreb first and easily switch to one of the buses to Split (high frequence during the whole year).

Geeting to Split form the coastal towns on the north, Zadar and Šibenik, is easy with frequent bus schedule.

Finally, if you want to get to Split by bus from Croatian southernmost towns Dubrovnik or Cavtat, just take a bus at Dubrovnik Bus Terminal.

For more info please check Split Bus Terminal or Zagreb Bus Terminal.

From Ancona to Split by Ferry

The national ferry company Jadrolinija, operates route from Italy (Ancona) to Split year round.
In summer season two more ferry companies connect Italian coast to Split – companies SNAV and Blue Line.

Car rentals in Split

If you want to be more flexible and prefer exploring around independently in your own arrangement, renting a car for travelling around Split will spread your holidays experience by discovering many beautiful places. The motorway A1 will take you to numerous fantastic towns and villages in any direction, to north or south. The most important is to plan your travelling in advance and book your car on time, especially in main summer season when demand is high as well as the prices!

We recommend you to arrange you car hire with Rentalcars company – the world’s biggest online car rental service.

Rentalcars.com deals with all the major car hire companies around the world in 169 countries checking which local supplier is offering the best prices for the car you want on the date you need it whilst ensuring everyone they deal with offers a great level of service.

Before you hit the road, get to know general traffic law, toll charges, your driving license validity, Green Card Car Insurance, etc. All these answers and more information for your better driving experience and safety, you’ll find on our Car rentals page and Getting around Croatia by car page.

We recommend you to Download FREE CROATIA TRAFFIC INFO APP from iTunes with detailed traffic and travel information including roadside assistance service (available in English, Italian, German and Croatian).

Accommodation in Split – where to stay

If you are travelling to Split for the first time, you’ll be very very surprised by superb accommodation and plenty of incredible staying options in this ancient city. In recent years the popularity of Split is huge and you can choose between numerous possibilites for all budgets and tastes.

We believe Hotelscombined.com will be a great help to find you the best accommodation deals and to get the most out of your booking!

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To make it easier for you, we made a SELECTION OF ACCOMMODATION IN SPLIT, all mostly located in the heart of the city for your best experience of exploring the sites and attractions, shops, bars, fine dining and food restaurants. The city’s sandy beach Bačvice can be reached within a 15-minute walk from the most of accommodation on our list, if you are too lazy for beaches discovering in the surroundings.

Selection of 4 stars accommodation in Split

Radisson Blu Resort Split
Just steps away from a beautiful pebble beach and only 3 kilometers from the city center, Radisson Blu Resort provides the best of natural beauty and a bustling downtown. Several on-site restaurants and bars give guests plenty of options for dining or cooling off with a refreshing beverage. At Radisson Blu Resort you can enjoy a drink at Door, before enjoying a meal at Fig Leaf. In the evening, guests are welcome to relax in the cosy lounge bar.

Cornaro Hotel
The location of Cornaro Hotel is great and its ancient ambience, along with interior elegance, are complemented by the latest technology integrated throughout each room and hotel facilities. Unique combination of design, personal touch and charming atmosphere make your stay at the Cornaro Hotel fantastic vacation experience. They offer dining at the in-house restaurant, conveniently based for those who want to stay close by at mealtime. Each evening, guests can relax in the comfortable lounge bar.

Prior Suites Split
Located in the heart of the Old Town of Split, Prior Suites Split is only 100 m from the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace and the Riva promenade. Housed in a renovated 18th century house, each room is individually decorated in vivid colours and dark hardwood floors. Prior Suites Split offers modern accommodation in the individually-decorated rooms with in-room closet. Guests can relax in Prior Suites Split’s bar and try international and local style food in the restaurant.

Jupiter Luxury Hotel
Hotel Jupiter is settled in the middle of 1700 years old Diocletian’s Palace, near the Jupiter Temple and the Peristil.. It is a place for your romantic getaway, perfect location for exploring the culture and art of this city full of life. If you want accommodation surrounded by centuries-old history in the villa of the Roman emperor, don’t look further. They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers views of the city.

Hotel Marmont
Marmont Hotel is located in the heart of the Old Town of Split, only one minute away from Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The elegant rooms all feature dark walnut furniture, oak wood floors, a large work space and a minibar. A local cuisine and daily breakfast with fresh fruitare served in the hotel restaurant, which features authentic 15th-century walls. The Marmont Hotel’s lounge bar has an open-air terrace overlooking the old town’s rooftops.

More fantastic 4 stars accommodation in Split

Vestibul Palace
Heritage Hotel Diocletian
Starlight Luxury Rooms
Boutique Hotel Zephyrus Split
Priuli Luxury Rooms

Dalmatian Apartment Lavanda Split
Antique Split Luxury Rooms
Divota Apartment Hotel
Apartments Priska

Palace Judita Heritage Hotel
Hotel Luxe
Piazza Luxury Rooms

Selection of 3 stars accommodation in Split

Borna and Franko Rooms
Located within the walls of the UNESCO-protected Diocletian’s Palace, Borna and Franko Rooms is only a short walk away from all Split’s main historic sights. Decorated with hardwood floors and stone walls, all rooms come with air conditioning and a flat-screen cable TV. Numerous restaurants, cafés and bars are few steps away.

Captain’s Apartments
Wonderful and charming Captian’s apartments, ideally located in the heart of the city, are gems of Split accommodation. All modern-style apartments are featured with fantastic decorations and details, stone wall elements and hardwood floors. This is simply fantastic experience beyond your expectations for unforgettable vacation.

Best of Split Apartments
Set in the heart of the city, Best Of Split Apartments offers easy access to Split’s popular shopping and sightseeing areas. Apartments are situated at various locations inside Diocletian’s Palace or in Split’s old town, offering fully-equipped kitchenette, private bathroom and free Wi-Fi.
You can enjoy your breakfast at one of the nearby bistros.

Hotel B&B Villa Kaštel 1700 3 stars
Located next to the pedestrian promenade of Split, in the town centre, Hotel B&B Kastel 1700 offers an amazing sea view or a view of the Mediaeval square. It’s situated in the south of Diocletian’s Palace, the location is outstanding and 30 years of tradition will make your stay to remember.

Other great 3 stars accommodations in Split:

Palace Tower Apartments
Split Inn Apartments
Apartments Banica
Rooms & Apartments Matkovic
Malena Apartments

Hostels in Split

Design Hostel Goli & Bosi, 3 stars, provides an art deco setting while in Split. It is close to Diocletian’s Palace, eateries and shops. This chic hostel was named one of the best hostels in the world. Check out why…

Tchaikovsky Hostel, 3 stars, is a cosy accommodation with easy access to Split’s main shopping areas and tourist attractions. The modern rooms have common garden, wireless internet access and heating. Guests staying in the rooms also have access to a communal bathroom.

Diocletian’s Palace Hostel, 3-star, is a trendy hosteloffering modern rooms with in-room closet, a hair salon, and miuch more for your enjoyable stay. On-site dining options include a restaurant, which is an ideal spot to have a meal. Guests can relax and enjoy a drink at the wine bar.

Hostel Spalatus, 3 stars, is located just a short walk from Diocletian’s Palace, provides spacious comfortable rooms equipped with heating and a flat-screen TV. They offer airport shuttle, laundry facilities and luggage storage and other essentials to ensure your enjoyable stay.

Other Hostels in Split

Downtown Hostel Split
CroParadise Hostel & Apartments
Dujam Hostel
Hostel Split Backpackers
Backpacker’s Fairytale