2025 Split-Dalmatia County Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in September)

If you happened to visit Croatia, it is a good idea to spend a day and a night in this peaceful coastal city. Split is about 3 hour coach or driving from the famous “game of throne” city Dubrovnik. We were visiting during the autumn n winter time. You can basically “own” the street or restaurant. The price of hotel and restaurant is really friendly when it is in a cooler weather here. It is quite a good deal to save money if you just want to visit the historic site. The old town of split keeps the ancient tower and make you feel like you are in a movie. We live next to the habour area can enjoy the breathtaking view. The whole city is within walking distance. You can easily reach DM, restaurant and a little shopping mall within 20 mins walk from south to north. There is split airport around 15 mins drive from town. It is a beautiful new modern airport that consist of pretty much everything you need. Although we visited in a fall time, it won’t be a surprise that the city would be popular and crowded in a summer. I mean who will deny a Croatia beer next to a coastline. #split #Crotia #harbour #oldtown

Drvenik Veli is one of Croatian islands. It is not as popular as Hvar, Brač or Korčula and maybe that’s what makes it even more special. You can enjoy the view of the sunset, calm sea, no tourists around you and good octopus salad or fish. I recommend you a restaurant “Kod Jere”. If you would like to try something even more traditional, make sure to call the restaurant in the morning to prepare you “hobotnica ispod peke” for your evening meal. It requires hours of cooking and if you don’t call on time, you won’t be able to get it. In the center is monument for people who were in El Shatt camp. It is also a nice port to come with your yacht. Relatively nearby is Split airport. #travel #seascapes #croatia #croatiaviews #islands

split dalmatinska croatia Split-Dalmatinska (often referred to as Splitsko-Dalmatinska) is a county in Croatia situated along the Adriatic Sea. It is known for its stunning coastal landscapes, historic cities, and cultural significance. Here’s a closer look at what makes this region unique: Landscape: The area features a mix of coastal plains, rugged mountains (such as the Biokovo range), and numerous islands like Hvar, Brač, and Vis. Major City: Split: The county’s largest city, and Croatia’s second-largest, is renowned for its historical significance and vibrant atmosphere. The heart of Split is the Diocletian's Palace, a Roman emperor’s retirement palace that is now a bustling part of the city center. Split also serves as a key hub for ferry services to the surrounding islands. Other Notable Towns: Makarska: Known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant tourist scene. Šibenik: A historic city known for its medieval architecture, including the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James and the impressive fortifications of St. Michael and St. Nicholas. Tourism: Natural Attractions: The county is home to beautiful natural spots like Krka National Park, famous for its spectacular waterfalls, and the Biokovo Nature Park, offering panoramic views. Beaches: The Makarska Riviera is renowned for its scenic beaches and clear waters. Islands: Popular islands include Hvar, known for its nightlife and lavender fields, and Brač, famous for the Zlatni Rat beach.

#0 yen trip To Split The second largest city in Croatia after the capital Zagreb, Diocletian's Palace and the historic sites of Split are located there. After entering the gate, you arrive at the palace courtyard "Peristil". It can be said to be the main stage of Split, with its beautiful 12 Corinthian stone columns. When talking about the history of Split, it is essential to mention the ancient Roman Emperor Diocletian. He was originally from a poor family but rose to become emperor and is famous for his talent for politics. He was also a person who feared the theistic Christianity that was spreading at the time and suppressed it. As the Roman Empire declined, the palace fell into ruins, but people later settled there and used it as a town, developing it, and it is still inhabited today, making it a city with a very unusual history. It's amazing that he rose from poverty to become an emperor in the past🤴 And the fact that the area around the palace has become a residential area makes it seem like living in royalty🏰

Split, an old town built on top of a palace The city was built after Diocletian's Palace was abandoned, so there are traces of the palace everywhere, such as underground spaces and squares 🏰 There are many souvenir shops and open-air markets, and in the shade of the trees, there was an old man playing the guitar and singing, so it was full of energy 🍎 I stopped by a souvenir shop to buy some lavender potpourri, and the old man there said, "Japan is my favorite country," which made me very happy 🩷 #Croatia #Split #Croatia #Split #CroatiaTourism #Diocletian'sPalace