Split, Croatia, is a bustling metropolis, serious port city, major transit hub, and top sightseeing destination, all rolled ...

History buffs will love stepping back in time in Peristyle Square – the heart of Diocletian’s Palace (Visit Split/ L33T Digital Agency) Split is Croatia’s sportiest city, often referred to as The City ...

When you are finished with Kliss there is plenty more to keep you occupied while in Split. Boat cruises with wine on tap are a wonderfully relaxing experience and come in under £20 if you book it on ...

The island of Brač is home to arguably the best beach on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, along with crowd-pleasing local cuisine, gentle hikes and island-hopping opportunities that will keep families well ...

Located on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea, Split is the largest city on Croatia's coastline, boasting a number of stunning beaches perfect for sun-seeking travellers across the globe.

From white sandy beaches to lush mountains and quaint towns, this tiny EU island wouldn't look out of place if it was picked up and moved over to the Caribbean - but it's only three hours from the UK ...

The best time to visit Split is September and October when tourist ... The months between April and June see rising temperatures and crowds, but the city's peak season is in July when the weather ...

Confession time: when we were looking for a European destination in summer, Croatia hadn’t initially been on our radar. But a ...

Located just a half hour’s drive from the Split Airport, Trogir is a charming harbour town on Croatia’s eastern Adriatic coast. Known as the City of Masters, Trogir is officially designated as ...

The island, located a short ferry ride away from a popular capital city, boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe - and it's a fraction of the price of the Caribbean ...