Split without a car

In Split, much of the pleasure is in the spaces between the sights. A narrow passage opens into a square, voices drift from a café, and the Riva turns a simple walk into time spent watching the city. A stay without a car leaves those small changes at the centre of the trip. These urban bases combine a setting suited to walking with nearby public transport for a wider view of Split.

The palace still belongs to daily life

The old streets within and around Diocletian's Palace are part of a living city, with shops, homes and conversations sharing the ancient stone. Time here can pass in short walks and long pauses. The waterfront adds open sky and the movement of boats to that close-grained urban scene.

More than the historic centre

Accommodation may be in different city neighbourhoods, each with its own everyday character. Public transport extends the possibilities beyond the immediate surroundings without making the day revolve around parking. This is an invitation to experience Split itself, following its streets, cafés and changing light at a pace that feels your own.