What To Do in Split, Croatia – Travel Guide
- Nicola Ffrench
- 2 days ago
- 4 min read
Updated: 23 hours ago
If you're planning a trip to Split, Croatia, for summer 2025, here are my top recommendations for things to do in Split. Whether you enjoy day parties, chill morning walks, island hopping, or connecting with other solo travellers, I've got the travel tips you need to have the best trip ever in Split.
1. Beach Day at Kasjuni Beach, the Best Beach in Split

· Beautiful beach located at the base of Marjan Hill,
· Clear water, pebble beach and a peaceful vibe, it's the best place for swimming and sunbathing
· Insane views surrounded by cliffs and pine trees, a great place for a photo opportunity

Local tip: Get an Uber for around €6 from the Split, Riva (main street), or walk 30 minutes. In peak summer go early in the morning to get the best spot. Bring water shoes, snacks and stay for sunset. The sunsets in Split are unmatched.
Bonus: Go to Joe’s Beach Club for cocktails, good music, and all around great beach club vibes.
2. Go on a Boat Party

· Split is famous for its boat parties
· Boat Party Split is the only boat party with a giant water slide
· Two swim stops 1) Olife Beach Club on Brač and 2) The Blue Lagoon
· Our resident DJs play house, throwbacks, and feel good tunes all day long
· This is the best place to meet other solo travellers from all over the world, both the guests and the staff
· You're hungry? No problem, we do the best chicken nuggets and french fries
· Keep an eye out for the vodka water gun, it's deadly
When I first came to Split in 2022, it was the highlight of my holiday. I started out as a guest, then became a promoter, bartender, and now I’m the executive assistant. Every year it has only gotten better and better!

Buy your ticket at Split Boat Party. Trust me, you don’t want FOMO on this one. Don't wait to book, in peak season we sell out fast!!!
3. Best Viewpoint in Split: Marjan Hill & Marjan Park Viewpoint

Watch the sunset and see the best views of Split.
· Marjan Hill: 13 minute walk from Split, Riva.
· Marjan Parkview Point: 30 minute walk from Split, Riva.

Marjan Viewpoint - Google Review

4. Day Trip to the Islands
Split’s ferry port makes it really easy to island hop and explore other parts of Croatia while you're here.
Take a Day Trip To:
Hvar: Party Central
· Price: €25 one way
· Journey Time: Approximately 1 hour
· What To Do: Go to Pokonji Dol Beach it's the largest pebble beach in Hvar and spend a day at Hula Hula, Hvar - Beach Bar & Restaurant
Brač: Chill Beach Vibes- Home of Zlatni Rat, one of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia.
· Price: From €4.25 Euro to €6.24 Euro one way
· Journey Time: 50 minutes
· What To Do: Visit Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) beach or hike Vidova Gora
Vis: Mamma Mia Island
· Price: From €6.50 Euro to €15 Euro one way
· Journey Time: Between 1 hour 25 minutes and 2 hours 20 minutes depending on the route
· What To Do: Go to Stiniva Beach, enjoy wine tasting or rent moped and explore the island
5. Nightlife in Split
Best Bars & Clubs in Split, Croatia:
· Bars: Harats Irish Pub (live music and good vibes), Charlie's (they sell cocktails in buckets, how fun?), Fabrique (stays open late), Georgy/Shotgun Shooters (they do fun drinking games and some crazy shot combos)
· Clubs: Boiler, 305, Central Club (open late and it's the best club in Split - be prepared it's expensive, but you're on your holidays, so go crazyy ;)
· Night Boat: Boat Party Split: Opening June 6th!!! Welcome shot, cheap drinks, international DJs and free club entry, cya there
Local Tip: Bars in Split close around midnight, then you go to the clubs. Bring cash for cover and drinks; most clubs have a minimum spend for card.


6. Thrift Shop Split - Second Hand Shop
The best place for used clothes in Split
· They have so many options for women and men.
· Everything is organised, and well displayed.
· They sell by the kilo and the price varies depending on the day you go.
· The most expensive day is Monday and the cheapest is Saturday.
The Boat Party Split promoters love this place, 2 of the girls have been in Split for 3 weeks and they have already gone to the thrift shop 4 times and gotten great finds each time.

7. Eat Like a Local
Cevapi is a must try traditional Croatian food, it's grilled meat sausages with flatbread, onions, and ajvar (red pepper spread)
· Cheap and filling
· Great quick food idea for after a beach day or night out
Late night food options: Local bakeries are your only option. The €3 pizza slices hit the spot at 4am not gonna lie. Bobis Bakery is always open.
8. Explore Diocletian’s Palace
· Walk through ancient Roman ruins in the heart of the Old Town
· Explore alleyways, courtyards, and markets
· The best gelato in Split is at Gelateria aMare
· Shop at local boutiques
Don’t miss: Climb the Bell Tower of St. Domnius for the best city view
Book Your Tickets Here from €15 per person

Travel Tips for Split Croatia,
Currency: Croatia uses the Euro.
Best Time to Visit: The season starts in April and goes till around the middle of October.
Getting Around: Walk everywhere in the centre (pedestrian zone). Bolt & Uber are also cheap if you need.
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