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Split, Croatia · 5 days itinerary

Split in 5 Days

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This itinerary spends five days in Split, beginning with the Old Town and Diocletian's Palace. It continues with Marjan Hill and beaches, then day trips to Klis, Salona, Trogir, and Krka National Park. The sequence places city center sites first and moves to outlying areas on later days.

5 daysDiocletian's PalaceMarjan HillTrogirKrka National ParkBy travli· Checked by the travli team, September 2026

Day by day

Day 1

Diocletian's Palace

  1. 9:30Old TownSight
  2. 10:30Diocletian's PalaceSight
  3. 11:00Diocletian's PalaceSight
  4. 13:00Diocletian's PalaceSight
  5. 18:00Riva promenadeOld TownWalk
Day 2

Marjan

  1. 9:00MarjanWalk
  2. 12:00MejeSight
  3. 15:00Kašjuni BeachMarjanSight
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Day 3

Klis and Salona

  1. 10:00KlisSight
  2. 14:00SolinSight
Day 4

Trogir

  1. 9:30TrogirDay trip
  2. 11:00TrogirSight
  3. 13:00TrogirSight
Day 5

Krka

  1. 8:30Šibenik-KninDay trip
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Split questions

Is 5 days enough for Split?

Five days covers Split plus day trips to Klis, Trogir and Krka if you move each morning. Book bus tickets or tours the day before to avoid sold-out departures.

Do I need to book Diocletian's Palace ahead?

Buy tickets online for the cellars and cathedral in July and August. Same-day entry works outside peak season but expect queues after 10 a.m.

How do I get to Trogir from Split?

Take the frequent bus from Split station; the ride takes 30 minutes and costs 4 euros each way. Return by 5 p.m. to fit the full itinerary.

How do I reach Krka National Park from Split?

Join a morning tour or take the bus to Šibenik then local transport to the park entrance. Allow 8 hours total and carry cash for the 20-euro entry fee.

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