Split Travel Guide

Diocletian’s Palace was built by Diocletian himself, to be used after his retirement. Today, it consists of historical monuments, modern shops, and various restaurants beautifully intertwined with the original structure.

The pebbly Zlatni Rat Beach has a unique shape on the Croatian coastline washed by the turquoise sea. The windy waters are beloved by kite surfers from around the world.

Bol is a small, quaint town known for its breathtaking triangle shaped beach. Along with its magnificent windsurfing climate and stunning greenery.

Dalmatia is the paragon of everything the Adriatic has to offer. It has ancient cities steeped in history, sun-soaked beaches, and pristine waters.

Blending blue with green, Milna offers unforgettable yachting experiences with its clear, mild, and cerulean water. The town is surrounded by mesmerizing pine trees and authentic stone houses.

Solta Island offers beautiful tranquil bays and stunning villages all with breathtaking views. It is a spot for experiencing water sports, underwater treasures, and hidden coves.

The 105-kilometer Cetina River fascinates visitors with its adventurous water sports. Its iconic water source is called the Eye of the Earth due to its enchanting views.

Jelsa is a beautiful seafront town with many beaches on the popular Island of Hvar. Visitors can enjoy the unspoilt, secluded bays, charming beach clubs, and the action packed Aquapark Jelsa during their visit.

Komiza is an amazing place in the Adriatic Sea that offers many beautiful anchoring points. The stunning local beaches have clear aquamarine waters with rich marine life.

Bacvice Beach attracts locals and tourists alike with its sandy beach and shallow waters. This crowded locale is quite lively, with a summer party ambiance.

Green Cave offers an incredible time exploring its contents and is a unique area to visit. It is famous for its stunning beam of light which descends from above as well as cliff jumping from its top.

Supetar is home to some of the most family-friendly beaches in Croatia. The wind protected beaches create a perfect destination for boating and holidaymakers.

Palmizana is one of many bays in the unique Paklinski archipelago renowned for its beauty. It is home to wonderful turquoise waters and lush pine forests.

Located on the northern coast of Brac, Pucisca is one of Croatia’s most picturesque towns. Surrounded by incredible bays, this is a favored spot for boaters that want to explore its unspoiled coast.

Stiniva Bay creates breathtaking views with its unique formation. It is surrounded by stunning lush green trees and offers a relaxing vacation.

Kastela is known for its beautiful castles and villages surrounded by mountains and crystal-clear seas. It is a pearl of a town that offers watersports, relaxation, and beautiful landscapes.  

Drenvik is home to a charming and delightful coastline for the whole family to enjoy. This elegant destination is a paradise for swimming and boating in the dazzling aquamarine waters.

The beauty of Proizd is represented by its white rocks that contrast with the deep turquoise waters nearby. Visitors can easily spend an entire day exploring, swimming, and relaxing on its trails and beaches.

The Statue of Saint Peter looks over the bay of Makarska and the jaw-dropping Biokovo Mountains. A meandering coastal path leads to the statue and features a number of beautiful points of interest.

Marjan Hill hiking trail takes visitors on a botanical journey through protected nature and beautiful colors. The hike provides some of the most breathtaking views of Split and the Adriatic Sea.

Budikovac Island is a secluded paradise off the coast of Vis Island. It is best known for the stunning Blue Lagoon where visitors luxurite in ultra calm waters.

The St. Domnius Cathedral and Tower provides visitors with an enjoyable and breathtaking view of Split. Once at the top of the bell tower, visitors can admire the roofs of its old town, the sea, and the beautiful surrounding mountains.

Within Biokovo Mountain Range is Biokovo Nature Park, home to Biokovo Skywalk and Kotisina Botanical Garden. The park is also full of stunning trails for discovering the area’s beauty.

Ravnik is a secluded island for nature-loving explorers wishing to see and experience the Green Cave. The calm waters around the island are the ideal place for stunning photos.

The Tijat Island is a perfect destination for a memorable family vacation. It offers many beaches and clear waters that are perfect for swimming and snorkelling.

Makarska Kacic Square reveals history through its ancient architecture and local customs.  It is a pristine square in the heart of a beautiful old town, rich in history and tradition.

The Statue of Grgur Ninski in Split, Croatia, is a bronze monument sculpted by Ivan Meštrović, honoring the 10th-century bishop Grgur Ninski, who played a crucial role in preserving the Croatian language. Its distinctive feature, an oversized big toe, has become a tradition for visitors to rub for good luck, creating a polished contrast against the statue's patina. Located at the entrance to Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the statue is not only a symbol of historical significance but also a unique cultural attraction in Split.