Visitors guide to Split Croatia

If you are planning to spend your holidays in Omis, you might also want to visit the city of Split which is some 25 km away. So, in that case you will find this guide for travelling from Omis to Split useful. The guide of course also applies if you travel in the opposite direction.

If you are spending your holidays in Split or just passing, the most economic mode of transport is public transport. Generally speaking, public transport in Split is very well organized. It is divided into four zones: the first zone includes the city of Split,  the second zone includes the cities of Solin, Stobrec, Podstrana and Klis, the third zone includes Kastela, Dugopolje and the area along the coast till Dugi Rat.

If you are planning to visit both Sibenik and Split during your holiday in Croatia, you might find this guide to travelling from Sibenik to Split useful. The guide of course also applies if you travel in the opposite direction.

The town of Split is a real treat for history lovers. There are numerous historical places to choose from, from Diocletian palace itself to several interesting museums - the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments, the City Museum of Split, the Ethnographic Museum, the Treasury of Split Cathedral.

If you need to travel from Zagreb to Split during your holiday in Croatia, you might find our small “how to” guide quite useful. The guide is of course also valid if you travel from Split to Zagreb.