Many people say that the summer months are the best time to visit Croatia, and if you’re looking for really hot weather then you’ll probably enjoy Split the most if you visit between June and August. However, to avoid excessive crowds but still get the chance to enjoy very warm and dry weather, we recommend that you visit at the start of autumn in either September or October.
Split is a haven for sightseeing, so one of the best things to do with your time whilst you’re in the city is to make a list of top attractions and start ticking them off as you explore. It’s also an ideal place to visit nearby islands from, with a large port and many brilliant ferry services to places like Šolta, Hvar and Brač.
The Diocletian’s Palace complex is undoubtedly one of the best places to go in Split; an incredible example of ancient Roman architecture with plenty of highlights and stories to learn. The city is also home to numerous museums, offering insight into everything from Croatia’s maritime history to a museum dedicated to small models of frogs.