Split – History and Beach Life for Groups

Split is a lively Mediterranean city where 1,700 years of history blend with modern city life and a relaxed holiday atmosphere. The absolute center of the city is the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace – an extraordinary Roman structure that is still in use. Here, you can wander through narrow stone streets, open squares, and hidden courtyards, where locals live side by side with cafés, wine bars, and specialty shops. A guided city tour offers deep insight into the palace's layout, the emperor's life, and Split's evolution from a Roman residence to a bustling coastal city. Along the Riva promenade, both locals and visitors gather for coffee during the day and long dinners in the evening sun with views of the Adriatic Sea. Split is also an ideal starting point for island-hopping to Hvar, Brač, and Šolta, all of which offer crystal-clear waters, small harbors, and authentic villages. The beaches Bačvice, known for shallow waters and local beach life, and Kasjuni, surrounded by pine forest and cliffs, provide perfect settings for shared beach days. In the evening, a lively atmosphere awaits with Dalmatian gastronomy, freshly caught fish, and local wines, making Split ideal for groups wanting culture, community, and relaxation.