What is the best time of year to visit Split?

Visit Split between late September and early November or from March to early June for mild temperatures (18–25°C) and fewer tourists. These shoulder seasons offer comfortable sightseeing conditions and lower accommodation prices. Peak summer months (July-August) are hot and crowded.

How do I get from Split Airport (SPU) to the city center using public transportation?

Take bus line 37 or 37K from Split Airport to the city center - both run daily every 30 minutes. The ride takes 30-40 minutes and costs 40 HRK (approx. €5.50). Tickets are available at the airport kiosk or from the driver. The bus stops near the main ferry terminal and Diocletian's Palace.

Is the Split Card worth it for tourists, and what attractions does it cover?

Yes, the Split Card is ideal for tourists wanting unlimited access to public transport, entry to over 30 museums, and discounts on tours and boat trips. It covers Diocletian’s Palace basement, the Cathedral of St. Domnius bell tower, and the City Museum. Cards start at 50 HRK for 24 hours.

Are there any local customs I should be aware of when visiting churches in Split?

When visiting religious sites like the Cathedral of St. Domnius, dress respectfully - avoid shorts, sleeveless tops, and bare shoulders. Both men and women should cover their legs and shoulders. Keep voices low, refrain from eating, and do not take photos during services. These practices show respect for local traditions.

Best Split Tours in December

Situated along the Adriatic coast, Split is the second largest city in Croatia. Although visitors may not stay long in this transportation hub, it has something for everyone. Roman emperor Diocletian built his palace here in ancient times. Now the medieval quarter lies to its west and to the north is Veli Varos, built from the 14th through 17th century. East of Old Town is Bacvice with beaches and vibrant nightlife. Take a bike ride along the harbor-side promenade or hop a ferry to the many offshore islands. Split also has Roman ruins, museums, views from Marjan hill and crazed fans of the HNK Hajduk Split football club.

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