Tivat, Tivat County to Split, Split-Dalmatia County from €11: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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3h  13m

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€82-222

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Royal Travel Cetinje

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7h  5m

Estimated price

€11-38

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Traveling From Tivat to Split

The journey from vibrant Tivat, with its luxurious marina and stunning bay, to historic Split, rich with ancient ruins and lively markets, offers a delightful contrast between modern coastal charm and deep-rooted heritage.

Best Neighbourhoods in Split

Split features diverse neighborhoods, each with its own charm and character.

Diocletian's Palace

• Home to UNESCO World Heritage sites.

• Lively atmosphere with quaint shops and restaurants.

Veli Varoš

• Picturesque, narrow streets and historic buildings.

• A cozy local vibe away from the tourist crowds.

Bačvice

• Vibrant beach area popular for sunbathing.

• Bustling nightlife scene with bars and clubs.

Best Times To Visit Split's Attractions

Strategizing your visit can enhance your experience at Split's highlights.

Diocletian's Palace

Early morning or late afternoon is ideal to enjoy fewer tourists.

Marjan Hill

Visit during sunrise for serene views and cooler temperatures.

Bačvice Beach

Afternoons on weekdays offer more space to relax and unwind.

Split Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Split enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters, making it a year-round destination. The best times to visit are spring and early fall when the weather is pleasantly warm, allowing you to explore the city’s attractions without the summer crowds.

Dining Recommendation in Split

In Split, be sure to try the famous Peka, a traditional dish of slow-cooked meat and vegetables under a metal lid, showcasing the rustic flavors of Dalmatian cuisine. This dining experience offers a more local flair compared to Tivat’s upscale seafood focus, inviting you to savor authentic regional ingredients in a relaxed, historic setting.