Croatia

Split

Diocletian Sarayı'nın antik surları etrafında inşa edilmiş canlı bir Dalmaçya limanı ve Hırvatistan'ın en yoğun kiralama merkezi. Hvar, Brač ve Vis arasında ada turları için mükemmel bir üs.

Port Guide: Split

Port Code: HR SPU 43.5083, 16.4400

Gastronomy & Social Life

Split's best tables are worked into the walls of Diocletian's Palace itself, just off the Riva promenade — a mix of Michelin Bib Gourmand konobas serving old Dalmatian recipes and newer fine-dining rooms built into the Roman stonework.

Konoba Fetivi

🍽️ Restaurant

Dalmatian seafood

The first traditional Dalmatian restaurant in Split to earn a Michelin Bib Gourmand, held every year since 2018 — an open courtyard behind the Church of St. Francis in the Varoš quarter.

Michelin Bib Gourmand Traditional

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ZOI

🍽️ Restaurant

Modern Mediterranean

Built into the southern wall of Diocletian's Palace right off the Riva, a Michelin-recommended fine-dining room with a terrace over the harbour.

Fine Dining Palace Walls

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Teraca Vidilica

🍹 Bar

Viewpoint bar

A terrace bar on the Marjan hillside above the old town, best known for its sunset view back over Split's rooftops and the harbour.

Sunset View Hilltop

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Culture & Nature

Diocletian's Palace was built as a retirement retreat for the Roman emperor Diocletian around 305 AD and has been continuously inhabited ever since — UNESCO-listed since 1979, its cellars, courtyards and colonnades now double as Split's living old town, with several thousand people still living inside the palace walls.

Logistics & Technical

ACI Marina Split, the oldest marina on the Adriatic, has 318 berths taking yachts up to 90m and 5m draft, a short walk along the promenade from Diocletian's Palace. Split is a major Croatian port of entry for customs and immigration formalities.

Practical Info

Currency is the Euro (Croatia adopted the euro in January 2023). Split Airport (SPU) is about 25km/30 minutes from the marina. Split's ferry terminal, right by the Riva, runs regular services to Hvar, Brač and Vis if you want an island day-trip without moving the yacht.