Split Vacation Rentals

Visit Split to unwind amid tranquil pine forests and endless gorgeous beaches. When not taking a dip in the azure waters of the Adriatic, then delve into the city's many cultural and historical wonders, including stunning Roman monuments.

Dalmatian & Mediterranean cuisine

To sample the delicate wines of the Dalmatian region, then head to the Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar, inspired by La Boqueria market in Barcelona. The stunning Spanish-inspired interior features mosaic tiles and a hanging chandelier, while the home-made black pasta carbonara with squid is a highlight of the menu.

For Dalmatian cuisine with a distinct modern twist, dine at Konoba Matoni. Its seasonal menu features several vegan and gluten-free options, while meat-eaters can enjoy the punchy venison salami and fresh Adriatic shrimp, sage and baked cheese.

Long, long ago

Discover the Roman influence on Split at the magnificent Diocletian's Palace. Allow plenty of time for unravelling the stories of this visitor favourite, as it covers a significant area. While here, don't miss the ancient mausoleum and the impressive Peristil central square.

For an enlightening look at the daily lives of early settlers in Split, then visit the Archaeological Museum. As well as tools and objects from as far back as the Palaeolithic era, it houses ancient Greek pottery, classical sculptures and impressive mosaics.

Refreshing sea breeze

Located in the west of Split and mostly surrounded by water, Marjan Forest Park offers the perfect escape from the bustle of the city. Carpeted in tall pine trees, it features numerous walking trails, scenic viewing points, medieval chapels and ancient caves.

To cool off, head out onto the water. Split Sea Kayak - Red Adventures offer guided tours that take you to hidden coves and along gorgeous, rocky shorelines. Biking, windsurfing, hiking and rock climbing are other activities that can be enjoyed along the stunning coastline.

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