Split Trip Cost Calculator

Split costs €60-100/day for budget travelers. Roman palace, Adriatic beaches, and gateway to Croatian islands.

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$65-110/day
Mid-Range
$140-250/day
Luxury
$380-700/day
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Split Budget Guide

Your Split Budget at a Glance

Split offers better value than Dubrovnik while delivering equally impressive Roman ruins and better island connections. The Diocletian’s Palace is free to explore, beaches are accessible, and ferries depart to dozens of islands. Budget travelers can manage on $65-110 per day, mid-range travelers should expect $140-250 per day, and luxury seekers will spend $380+ per day.

Why Choose Split

  • Cheaper than Dubrovnik - 20-30% lower prices for same quality
  • Better island access - Ferries to Hvar, Brač, Vis, Korčula
  • Living Roman palace - Not a museum, people live and work inside
  • Marjan Hill - Free nature escape minutes from center

Money-Saving Tips

Take Car Ferries to Islands

Jadrolinija car ferries are much cheaper than catamarans. Deck passage cheapest.

Save $15-25 per trip

Swim at Free Beaches

Bačvice, Kašjuni, and Marjan beaches are all free. Skip paid beach clubs.

Save $15-30 per day

Hike Marjan Hill

Free viewpoints and beaches. Locals' escape from the city.

Save $15-20 per day

Eat Away from Riva

Waterfront restaurants charge 30% more. Walk one street back.

Save $10-20 per meal

Best Time to Visit

Prices can vary by 80% depending on the season

Peak Season (More Expensive)

  • July - August
  • Ultra Europe Festival (July)

Low Season (Best Deals)

  • November - March
  • May and October

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a week in Split cost?
A week in Split costs $455-770 for budget travelers, $980-1,750 for mid-range, and $2,660+ for luxury travelers. This includes accommodation, food, transport, and activities.
Is Split cheaper than Dubrovnik?
Yes, Split is 20-30% cheaper than Dubrovnik with equally impressive Roman ruins and better island access.
How many days in Split is enough?
2-3 days covers Split itself. Add time for Hvar, Brač, or Krka National Park day trips.

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