Best Sights in Split, Croatia
Holiday in Split? Check what you need to see
"Split lies on the Adriatic coast, central Dalmatia, on the Split (Marjan) peninsula. Although surrounded by sea as a peninsula, Split also borders surrounding mountains, Mosor on the northeast, Kozjak on the northwest, and Marjan hill as one of the most important symbols of the city, rising on the west side of the peninsula, in the immediate vicinity of the old city center. Split is also surrounded by the islands Brač, Hvar, Šolta, and Čiovo." - according to the official city Split web page.
1. Blue Cave by Speedboat
ne of the greatest attractions you can visit in the Adriatic sea is definitely the Blue caves, placed near Split on the small island of Biševo. They will astonish you with the blue color of the sea and the unique reflection that gives the cave the name - Blue Cave. You can take the speedboat excursion and visit the five nearby islands and the cave for maximum experience for invested money.
It's all day trip starting from Split (or Trogir) with the guides and necessary safety equipment. Snorkeling in the caves and beside the island, Hvar or Komiža, stopping on the beach Porat for swimming and an unforgettable experience guaranteed.
2. One a Half Hour's Walk Through Diocletian's palace in the old town of Split
Split has its own 17th-century story when Diocletian, Roman Emperor, decided to build a palace on the Salona peninsula. Since then, it's been one of the most recognizable icons of the old town, and since 1979. Diocletian Palace and the entire historical core of Split have been on the World Heritage UNESCO list for their perfect perseverance and shape. If wondering what to visit in the Split, Diocletian's palate should be on your bucket list, not only for its historical significance of the city but for its beauty and openness to visitors since day one.
You can explore the halls and towers, and buy souvenirs. If You decide to have a local guide, You'll meet it at the Golden Gates, and have a 1,5h walk tour that includes visiting Saint Domnius Cathedral along the way, the oldest catholic cathedral in the world.
