Split – Sun and History for Groups

Split is a unique destination where ancient history is seamlessly woven into everyday life. The absolute center of the city is Diocletian's Palace from the 4th century, a UNESCO World Heritage site that today serves as a lively neighborhood with private residences, small wine bars, local craft shops, and hidden courtyards. Here, you move through Roman colonnades while hearing the sound of espresso machines and conversations from open squares. Split is particularly suited for groups because of the short distances and numerous experiences – from guided tours of the palace and visits to the Sv. Duje Cathedral to relaxing hours at the Bačvice beaches, famous for the local ball game picigin, and Kašjuni, which is scenically located at the foot of Marjan Hill. A shared boat trip from the harbor provides easy access to Dalmatian islands like Šolta and Brač, as well as small coves with crystal-clear Adriatic waters. Evenings are spent along the Riva promenade, where palm trees, sea views, and local restaurants create an atmosphere that combines historical depth with modern Mediterranean life.