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Overview (Holidays to Split Dalmatian Riviera)

Set off on an island-hopping adventure along the stunning Dalmatian Coast. Take a day trip to Krka National Park, stroll through charming towns, and don’t forget to touch the toe of the giant statue of Croatian hero Gregory of Nin for a little luck. Discover UNESCO World Heritage Sites and enjoy a wide range of activities that will delight every traveller.

Split is a treasure trove of history and character — some locations may even look familiar from Game of Thrones. Cobbled streets wind past terracotta rooftops, ancient churches, and traditional cafés. Diocletian’s Palace dominates the Old Town and holds UNESCO World Heritage status. Nearby Trogir shows off its Venetian past with Romanesque and Renaissance architecture, giving visitors a real sense of history.

Relax on the Dalmatian Riviera’s golden beaches or explore its hidden coves. Island-hopping offers lively shores and quiet sands alike. Mainland beaches are lined with bars, restaurants, and resorts. Whether you prefer laid-back sunbathing or heart-pumping watersports, the region has it all. The Riviera is perfect for families. Brac Island offers shallow waters, segway tours, and treetop adventures. Medena Beach provides calm waters and activities such as mini golf and tennis. Port towns also serve as gateways for snorkelling, diving, fishing, and wildlife-watching.

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A Guide to Split / Dalmatian Riviera Holidays

Things to do in Split Dalmatian Riviera

Things to do in Split Dalmatian Riviera

  • Game of Thrones Tours: Wander through Split’s charming alleyways, which were famously used as filming locations for Game of Thrones. These narrow streets bring to life the streets of post-siege Meereen, offering fans a chance to step into the world of the show while exploring the city’s rich history.

  • Visit the Blue Cave: Join a boat tour to the famous Blue Cave and nearby islands. The sparkling waters invite you to swim and snorkel, making it a perfect day on the Adriatic. You can enjoy the unique light inside the cave, which creates a magical, almost otherworldly glow.

  • Waterfalls and Wildlife: Take a day trip to the Plitvice Lakes National Park to see breathtaking waterfalls and crystal-clear lakes. The park is also home to fascinating wildlife, including boars, bats, and bears, giving nature lovers plenty to admire. Walk along the wooden pathways and immerse yourself in the peaceful forest surroundings.

  • Go Thrill Seeking: For adventure enthusiasts, the Cetina River offers plenty of excitement. Try canyoning, zip-lining, or white-water rafting for an adrenaline rush. The area combines stunning natural scenery with thrilling activities, making it ideal for anyone looking to mix relaxation with adventure.

Beaches

Beaches

  • Spiaza: This tiny island is ideal for a relaxing day of sunbathing and taking it easy. Its peaceful atmosphere makes it perfect for anyone looking to unwind and enjoy a slower pace.

  • Bacvice Beach: At this small sandy beach, you can watch locals play picigin, a traditional game where they try to keep a small ball from falling into the water. It’s lively, fun to observe, and captures the local culture perfectly.

  • Kasuni Beach: Nestled at the side of Mount Marjan, Kasuni is a pebble beach that provides a refreshing spot to cool off after a hike. Its scenic setting and quieter environment make it a lovely place to relax.

  • Dalmatian Coast Beaches: The Dalmatian coast is dotted with numerous beaches, both along the mainland and on the nearby islands. Some must-visit spots include Dubovica on Hvar and Zlatni Rat on Brac Island, known for their crystal-clear waters and striking landscapes. Whether you’re seeking a lively beach day or a tranquil escape, the Dalmatian coast offers something for everyone.

When to Visit Split / Dalmatian Riviera

TEMPERATURE (Avg. monthly °c)

12°
Jan
13°
Feb
14°
Mar
16°
Apr
18°
May
22°
Jun
25°
Jul
26°
Aug
24°
Sep
21°
Oct

RAINFALL (Avg. monthly mm)

25
Jan
18
Feb
12
Mar
6
Apr
2
May
0
Jun
0
Jul
0
Aug
2
Sep
6
Oct

Getting Around Split / Dalmatian Riviera

🚌 Transport in the Split / Dalmatian Riviera Region

An excellent bus service and plentiful taxis mean that it’s easy to get around the tourist resorts. If you want to head into the hills or explore some of Ibiza’s traditional villages then a hire car, moped or motorbike – or the extensive hiking trails - will get you to the heart of the island. Ferries also run along the coast, and between the Balearics, or you can hire a small boat to beach hop in style.

Travelling by bus or carBuses on the island are cheap, air-conditioned and run regularly between popular resorts. For night owls, the handy disco bus runs from midnight to 6am, stopping at the out of the way clubs and main nightlife spots. Hire cars are cheap and readily available on the island, as are mopeds and bikes, and will give you the freedom to really explore. The roads are better in built up areas than rural spots. Driving is on the right hand side of the road.  
Passports and Visas

A visa isn’t required for travel by British citizens to Ibiza but you must have a valid passport. Check the most recent passport and visa guidelines at For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Travel and medical insurance should be taken out to make sure that you’re protected while away. An EHIC (European Health Insurance Card) entitles you to emergency treatment. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/health

Vaccinations

No vaccinations are needed for travel to Ibiza but holidaymakers should be up to date with routine jabs

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