Insider tips for exploring Split, Solin and Dalmatia.
Skip July and August. Split in shoulder season — May, September, October — has warm sea, fewer crowds, lower prices, and the city back in local hands.
Visiting Split in May, September, or October — Why Shoulder Season Wins Read More »
Skip the Riva tourist traps. Seven konobas in Split where locals actually eat — for grilled fish, pašticada, and unhurried dinners with house wine.
Where to Eat Like a Local in Split: 7 Konobas Locals Actually Use Read More »
Most tourists in Split miss Salona — the ancient Roman capital where Diocletian was born, fifteen minutes inland. A free, almost-empty 30-hectare ruin worth half a day.
Ancient Salona — The Roman City Most Tourists Skip Read More »
From a one-hour ferry to Hvar to a 2.5-hour drive to Mostar — the seven Split day trips our guests come back raving about, ranked by ease.
Top 7 Day Trips from Split: Hvar, Brač, Krka and Beyond Read More »
A 1,700-year-old Roman palace that became a living town. Where to enter, what most visitors miss, and when to go to dodge cruise crowds — by your hosts at Sika Apartments.
Diocletian’s Palace, Split: A Local’s Guide for First-Time Visitors Read More »
Taxi, shuttle, public bus or rental car — the practical guide to getting from SPU to Sika Apartments in Split or Solin without the usual airport-arrival headaches.
How to Get to Sika Apartments from Split Airport (Every Option, Honestly) Read More »