Diocletian’s Palace: This ancient palace is a must-visit. It’s not just a historical site but also a living part of the city, with locals’ houses and shops inside.
Golden Gate: The grand entrance to Diocletian’s Palace, it’s an impressive sight.
Activities
Take a guided tour of the palace to understand its history and significance.
Explore the narrow streets and alleys around the palace.
Where to Eat
Dvor: This traditional Dalmatian restaurant serves delicious seafood and local dishes in a cozy atmosphere.
Bokeria Wine Bar & Kitchen: For a more modern take on Croatian cuisine, head here.
Where to Stay
Hotel Slavonia: A comfortable hotel with modern rooms, located near the palace.
Apartments 360: For those who prefer self-catering apartments, this is a great option.
Things to Know
Don’t miss the lively Bačvice Beach for some sun and fun.
Try some fresh fish at the market or a local restaurant.
Day 2: More of Split
Places to Go
Mestrovic Gallery: Explore the art of famous Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović in his museum home.
Green Market (Pazar): For shopping and snacking, this bustling marketplace is not to be missed.
Activities
Visit the Marmont Tower for panoramic views of Split and its surroundings.
Take a walk along the Riva waterfront promenade.
Where to Eat
Restaurant 360: Enjoy Mediterranean cuisine with a focus on seafood in a beautiful setting.
Caffe Bar Dvor: A great spot for coffee or a snack while people-watching.
Transportation
Use public buses or taxis for getting around, but walking is often the best option in Split’s compact center.
Day 3: Island Hopping
Places to Go
Brač Island: Famous for its Zlatni Rat beach and high-quality pebble beaches.
Solta Island: Less crowded than Brač, it offers a chance to see traditional villages and enjoy seafood.
Activities
Enjoy the beautiful beaches on both islands, often less crowded than those in Split itself.
Explore the quieter side of Dalmatia by visiting these islands.
Where to Eat
Restaurant Galeb: In Solta, this restaurant serves fresh seafood in a charming setting.
Konoba Barba: On Brač, enjoy traditional Croatian cuisine and wine.
Day 4: More Islands
Places to Go
Hvar Island: Known for its lavender fields, beautiful beaches, and historic architecture.
Vis Island: Often described as the most beautiful island in Croatia, with a more rugged landscape and fewer tourists.
Activities
Explore Hvar Town’s historic center and visit the Fortress of Hvar.
Visit the Blue Cave (Biševo Island) if you’re on a day trip or have time to take a longer boat tour.
Day 5: Outdoor Adventure
Places to Go
Marjan Hill: For hiking and enjoying panoramic views of Split and its surroundings.
Krknjači Bay: A great spot for snorkeling and swimming, located just outside Split.
Activities
Engage in water sports at Bačvice Beach or nearby locations.
Visit the Krknjaši Beach for a quieter day by the sea.
Day 6: Explore More of Dalmatia
Places to Go
Trogir: A historic town with beautiful architecture and a relaxed atmosphere, just a short drive from Split.
Šibenik: Famous for its stunning cathedral and well-preserved old city.
Activities
Visit the medieval center of Trogir.
Explore Šibenik’s cultural and historical heritage.
Day 7: Departure
Transportation
Use public buses or book a taxi in advance to get back to Split Airport for your departure.