Split is the perfect introduction to the Croatian Adriatic Sea, offering both a bustling cosmopolitan setting and a number of enjoyable destinations. The city is so breathtaking that Roman Emperor Diocletian chose it as the setting for his palace in the third century. Diocletian's Palace still stands today, drawing visitors from around the globe with its centerpiece of ancient buildings.
Split was also very nice. Lot of beauty and experiences await by just walking around and also driving to other parts of the city to see different views of all the island and possibilities just off the coast.
Visited: Mar 08, 2018
We took the optional tour of Trogir and lunch at a home in the countryside. It was my favorite port. So interesting and the people couldn't be nicer.
Visited: Apr 04, 2017
Hard to believe we were walking through a palace built in 295! Such history! Enjoyed the public markets, the local music and the shopping. The Dalmatian Singers in the dome in the palace were wonderful! Also got to the local Harley Davidson for a shirt from Split Croatia!
Visited: Aug 15, 2017
The stop was short, so we took a taxi tour, which we booked outside the port gates. For 50 euros we got a great personal tour of the city and we stopped at a beautiful beach. If you don't want to do that, you can walk into the downtown part of the city from the ship and shop the market or see old town.
Visited: Oct 03, 2016
Cetina River Rafting
$73/adult
Krka Waterfalls Nat'l Park from Split
$55/adult
Klis and Salona Tour
$58/adult
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