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Discover the best Split tours, Diocletian’s Palace and old town walks, Game of Thrones trails, island speedboat trips to the Blue Cave and Hvar, and day trips to Krka and Plitvice waterfalls and Trogir. Compare top-rated activities and plan your perfect Split itinerary.

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Split itinerary ideas

Ready-made routes you can book against — from a single perfect day to a long weekend.

1 day

Split in 1 day

  1. 1Diocletian’s Palace
  2. 2Old town & peristyle
  3. 3Riva promenade
  4. 4Marjan Hill sunset
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2 days

Split in 2 days

  1. 1Day 1: palace & old town
  2. 2Marjan Hill
  3. 3Day 2: Blue Cave & Hvar
  4. 4Island swimming
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3 days

Split in 3 days

  1. 1Day 1: palace & old town
  2. 2Day 2: Blue Cave & Hvar
  3. 3Day 3: Krka or Plitvice
  4. 4Dalmatian evenings
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With kids

Split with kids

  1. 1Palace cellars
  2. 2Bačvice beach
  3. 3A boat trip & swim
  4. 4Krka Waterfalls
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Know before you go

Short, straight answers to the questions every Split visitor asks before booking.

The sweet-spot months

Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) bring warm weather, swimmable seas and thinner crowds — the best times to visit.

Spring (Apr–Jun)

Warm, blooming days ideal for the palace and islands, with the sea warming by June.

Summer (Jul–Aug)

Hot, sunny and very busy, perfect for island-hopping and beaches; book boat trips ahead.

Autumn (Sep–Oct)

Warm sea, golden light and fewer crowds — a wonderful time for the city and islands.

Winter (Nov–Mar)

Mild but quiet, with some boats and tours reduced; the cheapest, calmest season.

Festival season

Summer brings festivals and a lively nightlife scene in the palace and along the Riva.

When to visit

Split through the seasons

What's best, how busy it gets, and one booking tip for each time of year.

Spring
Mar–May
Best for
Warm, blooming days before the summer crowds.
Crowds
Booking tip
The sea warms by June.
Summer
Jun–Aug
Best for
Hot, sunny days for island-hopping and beaches.
Crowds
Booking tip
Book boat trips and ferries ahead.
Autumn
Sep–Nov
Best for
Warm sea, golden light and thinner crowds.
Crowds
Booking tip
A wonderful time for city and islands.
Winter
Dec–Feb
Best for
Mild, quiet days with the lowest prices.
Crowds
Booking tip
Some boats and tours run reduced.
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Split travel FAQ

What are the best tours in Split?

The highest-rated Split experiences are a Diocletian’s Palace and old town tour, a Game of Thrones trail, a Blue Cave and Hvar island speedboat trip, a food and wine tour, and day trips to the Krka or Plitvice waterfalls and Trogir.

What should I book in advance in Split?

Book the popular Blue Cave and Hvar island speedboat trips and Plitvice or Krka day trips ahead, along with Game of Thrones and food tours, especially in summer.

How many days do I need in Split?

Two to three days is ideal — Diocletian’s Palace and the old town, a Blue Cave and Hvar island trip, and a third day at the Krka or Plitvice waterfalls.

What is Diocletian’s Palace?

Diocletian’s Palace is a vast, well-preserved 4th-century Roman palace forming the living UNESCO heart of Split’s old town, still full of homes, shops, churches and cafés within its ancient walls.

What are the best day trips from Split?

The Blue Cave and Hvar “5 islands” tour is the most popular; Krka is the easiest waterfall trip; Plitvice is the most famous; and Trogir is a quick, charming medieval town.

When is the best time to visit Split?

Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) offer warm weather, swimmable seas and fewer crowds; summer is hot and very busy but ideal for islands, while winter is mild and quiet.

How do you get around Split?

Split’s car-free old town is explored on foot, with its busy port sending ferries and catamarans to Hvar, Brač and the islands; local buses and tours reach the beaches, waterfalls and Trogir. The airport is 30 minutes away.
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