Holiday homes & rentals in Split

Visit Split to unwind amid tranquil pine forests and endless gorgeous beaches. When not taking a dip in the azure waters of the Adriatic, then delve into the city's many cultural and historical wonders, including stunning Roman monuments.

Dalmatian & Mediterranean cuisine

To sample the delicate wines of the Dalmatian region, then head to the Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar, inspired by La Boqueria market in Barcelona. The stunning Spanish-inspired interior features mosaic tiles and a hanging chandelier, while the home-made black pasta carbonara with squid is a highlight of the menu.

For Dalmatian cuisine with a distinct modern twist, dine at Konoba Matoni. Its seasonal menu features several vegan and gluten-free options, while meat-eaters can enjoy the punchy venison salami and fresh Adriatic shrimp, sage and baked cheese.

The best time to travel

From April, when spring slowly arrives on the Adriatic, daytime temperatures are pleasantly warm at an average of 18°C - just right for visiting the city and taking walks on the beach. Between May and October it is high season with hot 30°C, when vacationers from all over the world flock to Split in July and August. The mistral, which blows from the sea to the city, occasionally brings cool air. If you want to visit Split in quiet times with few guests, it is best to plan your trip from April to June and September to the end of October. Thereby you are flexible and independent in a vacation home.

The top sights in Split

The best sights are easily accessible from your vacation apartment in Split. A visit to Split would not be one if you did not see Diocletian's Palace. This palace was built around the year 300 AD for the Roman emperor Diocletian. The magnificent building impresses and invites you to marvel at the history of time.

From the waterfront, a path leads towards the Marjan peninsula. 200 steps lead up the hill. Once on the first plateau, a great view of the city opens up to you. A well-marked path continues uphill. The strenuous climb is worth it. The view on the top of the mountain is breathtaking, quickly makes you forget all the effort and offers an alternate rest to the city.

An absolute highlight is the tour to the Blue Lagoon. Treat yourself to a private boat tour. You go to a paradise where you have time to swim and snorkel. Every now and then, even dolphins cavort in the area. Here the Croatian coast shows its absolutely most beautiful side.

Those looking for sporting activities will find a varied program. The adrenaline-packed river rafting is something for adventurers. Plunge into the floods on the Cetina River. Ziplining is no less adventurous. You can experience this sport high above the canyon of the Cetina. Well secured, you whiz on a rope from one point to another. In addition, there are climbing tours in various degrees of difficulty throughout the region.

Long, long ago

Discover the Roman influence on Split at the magnificent Diocletian's Palace. Allow plenty of time for unravelling the stories of this visitor favourite, as it covers a significant area. While here, don't miss the ancient mausoleum and the impressive Peristil central square.

For an enlightening look at the daily lives of early settlers in Split, then visit the Archaeological Museum. As well as tools and objects from as far back as the Palaeolithic era, it houses ancient Greek pottery, classical sculptures and impressive mosaics.

Evening program for night owls

On the side of Diocletian's Palace facing the sea is the popular starting quarter. Treat yourself to a glass of wine or a cool beer in one of the bars. It is especially enjoyable at the small tables in front of the magnificent backdrop. The small bars are hidden in the back corners and alleys of the palace. Some offer live music in the evenings. For culture enthusiasts, the National Theater is a great place to watch an opera or ballet performance. For those who want to turn night into day, Split offers a variety of discos.

The Split Summer Festival takes place from mid-July to mid-August. It features many plays, concerts and ballet performances. Every year in September, the film festival of the new film is held.

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Refreshing sea breeze

Located in the west of Split and mostly surrounded by water, Marjan Forest Park offers the perfect escape from the bustle of the city. Carpeted in tall pine trees, it features numerous walking trails, scenic viewing points, medieval chapels and ancient caves.

To cool off, head out onto the water. Split Sea Kayak - Red Adventures offer guided tours that take you to hidden coves and along gorgeous, rocky shorelines. Biking, windsurfing, hiking and rock climbing are other activities that can be enjoyed along the stunning coastline.

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