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Split

Croatia

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Route info

Timezone

GMT+2

Currency€ EUR

LanguageCroatian

Airport transfer~30 minShuttle Bus / Taxi / Rideshare

Flight from your airports~1h 53mavg. direct/1 stop

About Split

Split is Dalmatia at its most lived-in: the old town is literally built inside a 4th-century Roman emperor's retirement palace, and today people eat, drink, argue, and hang their laundry inside walls that have stood for 1,700 years. The city has the energy of a real Croatian city rather than a museum piece — the ferry port is steps from Roman ruins, the markets sell figs and lavender next to tourist kitsch, and the nightlife runs until the boats leave at dawn. It's also the best launch pad for the Adriatic islands.

Visa requirements

Visa Free

Visa requirements depend on your passport — check your government's travel advice before booking.

Popular airlines on this route

Austrian

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SPU · Croatia

€56−61%

Google Flights typical:€145–€250

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SPU · Croatia

€79−54%

Google Flights typical:€170–€300

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€56

KRK

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€79

✈️ Getting there

SPUSplit Airport

📍 25 km⏱ 30 min🚌 Shuttle Bus🚕 Taxi🚌 Rideshare

The Pleso shuttle bus runs directly from the airport to Split bus station (next to the ferry terminal) for €7 one-way — far cheaper than a taxi (€35–45) and takes about 30–40 minutes depending on traffic.

Split Airport is a compact regional airport that peaks intensely in summer (June–September) with heavy Ryanair, easyJet, Eurowings, and Vueling traffic; it's manageable outside peak season but expect queues and limited seating in July–August.

Don't Miss

Hidden gems and local experiences in Split — beyond the tourist trail.

🏛️Explore Diocletian's Palace at dawn (5:30–7 am in summer) before the tour groups arrive — the warren of subterranean cellars (€10) is extraordinary in early light and the Peristyle square, usually packed, is empty and eerie. The palace is not a ruin; people live and work inside it.

⛴️Take the first catamaran of the day to Hvar town (1.5 hours, ~€15 one-way, book Jadrolinija ferry online) and hire a scooter (€35/day) to reach Milna and Dubovica beaches on the south side — local beaches, clearer water, and no sunbeds.

🌊Walk 30 minutes northwest of the ferry terminal along the Bačvice promenade to the Kaštelet cove — smaller beach, fewer tourists, and you can watch locals play picigin, a uniquely Dalmatian ball game played in shallow water.

🍷Buy Plavac Mali wine directly from the market stalls at Pazar (the open-air market just east of the Golden Gate) on Saturday morning — local producers bring wine, olive oil, and prosciutto directly. You'll pay a quarter of restaurant prices.

🏔️Take the city bus (line 12, €1.50) to the top of Marjan Hill and walk the cross-marked trail to the summit viewpoint — the panorama over the old town, the islands, and the Mosor mountains behind is Split's best kept secret and costs almost nothing.