Split is the second largest city in Croatia and is located on a peninsula on Croatia's Adriatic coast. With almost 170,000 residents, it is the economic and cultural center of the Dalmatian region.
Split was established around the year 305, making it one of the oldest Croatian cities. During a cultural journey of discovery in the old town, numerous sights and historical treasures could be found. A particular attraction for visitors is the Diocletian's Palace from the 4th century.
The city center of Split with the world-famous palace was on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1979. As the heart of the city, it enchants tourists and locals alike with its unique ambience. The impressive Cathedral of St Dominus and the approximately 8m high statue of Gregory of Nin are other sights that should not be missed on a city tour.
In the town there are beautiful beaches that invite you to swim Kasjuni Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches. Situated on the southern side of the Marjan Forest Park, it is known for crystal clear water in a long bay. Choose from many route options
There are many things to do in and around Split. When you decide to rent a boat from Split you have many alternatives. There are many itineraries for Split gulet charter. A one-way route is the most popular itinerary which either Split to Dubrovnik or vice versa. Then there are 2 Split—Split itineraries. One is in the North Adriatic and the other in the South Adriatic. The South is the most often preferred.
Suggested Route Options:
Dubrovnik - Lopud - Slano - Mljet - Lastovo - Hvar - Korcula – Elafiti islands- Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik - Elafiti islands - Mljet - Lastovo - Hvar - Vis - Milna – Split
Split Marina
- 30 minutes from Split Airport ( SPU )
Because of the immediate vicinity of the motorway, Split can also be easily reached by car from Germany and Austria.
Distances:
Munich: 850 km
Salzburg: 730 km
Vienna: 760 km
Graz: 575 km
Parking spaces are available at Split Marina. ( 10 Euro daily )