Split?

We are visiting Split as part of a Med cruise in September. Wondering if there will be enough to do/see if we just do our own thing?(we have booked excursions at some of the other ports so would rather have a fairly relaxing day at Split) Are there any must sees ?:)

We are visiting Split as part of a Med cruise in September. Wondering if there will be enough to do/see if we just do our own thing?(we have booked excursions at some of the other ports so would rather have a fairly relaxing day at Split) Are there any must sees ?:)

Diocletian's Palace ? All the best, Tony

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Great video Tony. Thanks:)

You can do the palace on your own, but tours are inexpensive. We did a private tour of the palace as well as going to a seaside town of Trogir, north of Split.

Absolutely loved Split on my sailing in October. I got off the ship with a few people from my roll call, and we went to the palace and did a leisurely self-tour. Afterwards we hunted down a restaurant one of the roll call members had found in her research and wanted to try. We spent a couple hours there sampling local foods and beer. Then went shopping at the stalls along one side of the palace. It was a great day and a fond memory of our cruise. I felt it was just enough and I'm sure there would have been other things to do had we sought them out. But, like you, we were wanting a leisurely day.

We did a short little bus trip which was rather interesting and then spent rest of the day in the rain exploring old Split; it is very easy to get around in and quite doable on your own.

Thank you for all your suggestions. Can t wait to visit!

Ann:)

New York Times and 36 hours in Split http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/06/28/travel/what-to-do-in-36-hours-in-split-croatia.html?referrer=

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