Admire Mestrović

There always seems to be something happening in Split, either along the Riva, amid the alleyways of Diocletian’s Palace or down on Bacvice beach. This is a Mediterranean culture where people spend most of their time outdoors, and discovering what’s around the next corner is most of the fun. Read on for Culture Trip’s round-up of the best things to see and do in Split.
Discover more of the Adriatic coastline on this 8-day TRIPS by Culture Trip tour of Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, from sea kayaking around Split to exploring the island of Korcula by bike.
Split’s city beach, just across the railway tracks from the bus station, is packed with Splicani and tourists all summer long. A half-moon of sand with shallow water for quite a way out, Bacvice lends itself to endless games of picigin, a ball game played with four or five people at the edge of the water. The Zbirac bar provides sun bathers with a welcome cold beer.
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