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Split

Jul 11, 2026 to Jul 14, 2026
4 days Couple Moderate budget

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4Days
8Activities
12Meals
ModerateBudget
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Couples aged 35-44 who enjoy urban and cultural experiences
Estimated budget
$800-$1,200

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View of the iconic bell tower at Diocletian's Palace in Split, Croatia under a bright sky.
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1

Explore Split's Old Town

Saturday, July 11
09:00 AM

Diocletian's Palace Tour

Guided tour of the ancient palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Diocletian's Palace, Ul. Đoktora Franje Tuđmana, 21000, Split, Croatia 2 hours $20-30
Wear comfortable shoes and bring sunscreen
11:30 AM

Split City Museum Visit

Learn about the history and culture of Split at this local museum

Split City Museum, Papalićeva 1, 21000, Split, Croatia 1.5 hours $5-10
Check the museum's website for opening hours and exhibitions

Where to eat

breakfastBuffet Škola (Croatian), $$
lunchKonoba Varoš (Seafood), $$
dinnerRestaurant Dvor (Fine dining), $$$
2

Island Hopping and Beach Time

Sunday, July 12
08:00 AM

Ferry to Brač Island

Take a ferry to Brač Island and enjoy its beautiful beaches

Split Ferry Terminal, Obala kneza Domagoja 1, 21000, Split, Croatia 1 hour $10-20
Check the ferry schedule in advance and book tickets online
10:00 AM

Zlatni Rat Beach Relaxation

Spend the day relaxing on one of Croatia's most famous beaches

Zlatni Rat Beach, Brač Island, 21420, Bol, Croatia 5 hours Free
Bring sunscreen, a towel, and a good book

Where to eat

breakfastCukarin (Croatian), $$
lunchKonoba Dalmatino (Seafood), $$
dinnerRestaurant Kaštel (Fine dining), $$$

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Cultural Experiences

Monday, July 13
09:30 AM

Mestrovic Gallery Visit

Explore the works of famous Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović

Mestrovic Gallery, Šetalište Ivana Meštrovića 46, 21000, Split, Croatia 2 hours $10-20
Check the gallery's website for opening hours and exhibitions
12:00 PM

Split Market Visit

Browse the stalls at Split's bustling market and try some local food

Split Market, Stari Pazar, 21000, Split, Croatia 1.5 hours Free
Be prepared to haggle and try some local delicacies

Where to eat

breakfastBajamonti (Croatian), $$
lunchUje Oil Bar (Mediterranean), $$
dinnerRestaurant Villa Spiza (Fine dining), $$$

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Marjan Hill and Departure

Tuesday, July 14
08:00 AM

Marjan Hill Hike

Hike to the top of Marjan Hill for stunning views of Split

Marjan Hill, 21000, Split, Croatia 2.5 hours Free
Wear comfortable shoes and bring water and snacks
11:00 AM

Departure from Split

Head to the airport or your next destination

Split Airport, 21000, Kaštela, Croatia 1 hour $10-20
Check your flight schedule and plan your departure accordingly

Where to eat

breakfastCafé Central (Croatian), $$
lunchKonoba Hvar (Seafood), $$
dinnerRestaurant Zrno Soli (Fine dining), $$$

Practical information

Getting there

Fly into Split Airport (SPU) and take a taxi or bus to your accommodation

Getting around

Split has a well-developed public transportation system, including buses and ferries

Currency

Croatian Kuna (HRK), although Euros are widely accepted

Language

Croatian, but many locals speak English, especially in tourist areas. Useful phrases include 'Bok' (hello), 'Hvala' (thank you), and 'Koliko košta?' (how much does it cost?)

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