Villas in Split

Exclusive villas in Croatia

Enjoy a spectacular holiday when you rent a villa in Split through Holidu. In the city centre, you will find the green area called Marjan where you can select splendid villas within a 20-minute walk of the old part of town. For more secluded properties, there are fantastic villas in residential areas that are roughly 30 to 40 minutes away. Your villa property allows you to be close to the sea while still enjoying the charms of this fantastic city.

Fabulous villas by the sea

Choose all the amenities you need for an amazing stay when you book villas in Split near the beach. It is easy to find a property that will fulfil all your needs when you choose Holidu. Find your second home with room for up to 10 people. Superb villas by the seaside with outdoor pools are perfect for beating the summer heat. These properties come fully equipped with features like kitchens, outdoor areas, and terraces. They also feature comfortable bedrooms. Depending on the location, you can start your morning with breathtaking views of the sea. For a more complete idea of the types of amenities that you will find at our villa properties, check out the following list.

As you can see by viewing our current offers, we have a whole range of holiday villas in Split that are equipped with:

• Pool
• Internet
• Pets allowed
• Balcony/Terrace
• TV
• Air conditioning
• Garden
• Parking
• Washing machine

Split for culture lovers

You are arranging a stay in a city that is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site when you book villas for rent in Split. This status was conferred on the area because of its impressive monumental wealth and its historic heritage. One of the prime examples of this heritage is Diocletian's Palace. The palace was built for the Roman emperor of the same name during the early years of the 4th century CE. Within this imposing structure, you want to check out key points of interest that include the Temple of Jupiter, the Golden Gate and the Cathedral of St Domnius. During your exploration of the city, take note of the different architectural styles that you can see along its streets.

Split for nature lovers

Select villa holidays in Split for an outstanding starting point to visit Croatia's UNESCO-protected area. Five key points of interest are located close to the city. For a day trip, visit Krka National Park located near Sibenik and enjoy its fantastic waterfalls. You can also head to the Kornati Archipelago to explore its magical scenery. Climbing lovers enjoy heading inland from Zadar to visit Paklenica National Park. You will find plenty of excellent hiking opportunities in the area. We also suggest checking out the Plitvice Lakes. They are a natural wonder and a must-see location that will leave you in awe. For short trips, we suggest parks like Brijuni and Risnjak. It is easy to enjoy nature at its best when you book your getaway to Split through Holidu.

1. Hit the beach
2. Take a day tour
3. The changing Isle of Brac
4. Wander around the old town
5. Walk along one of the narrowest streets in the world
6. Diocletian's Palace
7. Rub Grgur Ninski's statue

id="tip-1"1. Hit the beach

Enjoy a holiday spent soaking up the sun when you select beachfront villas in Split. The area's beaches are famed for their clear waters where emerald green blends with turquoise. These coastal stretches typically feature pebbly shores of round and white stones. Split also offers the sandy beach of Bacvice which is known for its small coves that you can explore. It is the ideal spot for sunbathing or taking a refreshing dip while enjoying an idyllic setting.

id="tip-2"2. Take a day tour

Trogir and Sibenik are two of the most fabulous and charming towns you can visit during your Split holiday. The former is located 30 minutes to the west while the latter is positioned an hour to the northwest. There is a wealth of historic and cultural delights for you to discover in these incredible locations. If you head in the opposite direction, you will come to the beautiful villages of Podstrana and Brela. You can hire a car or take the bus to enjoy a day out exploring the Split area's villages and experiencing their magical charm, local cuisine and top cultural attractions.

id="tip-3"3. The changing Isle of Brac

Another highly recommended day trip excursion from Split is the Isle of Brac. To get there, you can take the ferry or a boat cruise. During your visit, check out the iconic Zlatni Rat. It is often referred to as the Golden Horn Beach and is located roughly two kilometres west of the harbour town of Bol. Several factors make this an exceptional beach location. Its unique shape is one of these factors but so are its crystal-clear waters that go from light to dark blue in just a feet feet. Another interesting point is the fact that the beach rotates. Depending on the tide, the wind and the currents, the tip of the beach changes its shape and position. It is a truly fascinating location to experience during a holiday booked on Holidu.

id="tip-4"4. Wander around the old town

Discover the gems of Split when you take a relaxing wander around the old town district. Head down the area's cobbled streets and alleys while taking note of the medieval layout that makes it feel like you are walking through a maze of interesting shops and buildings. The architecture is varied and the proximity to the sea gives Split a special charm. The nice terraces in the promenade get busy in the afternoon and evening when tourists take walks after a long and eventful day spent exploring.

id="tip-5"5. Walk along one of the narrowest streets in the world

Pusti me proc (Let Me Pass Street) is one of the most unique attractions to be found in Split. It is a must during your exploration of the city's maze of narrow alleys. The peculiar street is only wide enough to allow one person to walk along it and is one of the area's most visited spots. The Temple of Jupiter is adjacent to the street and is another local point of interest that is highly recommended during your holiday.

id="tip-6"6. Diocletian's Palace

Split's historic city centre is home to one of the best-preserved ancient Roman palaces found anywhere in Europe. Diocletian's Palace was built for the famed emperor in the 4th century CE. Tourists can enjoy the beauty of this UNESCO-listed site and walk along the Roman streets of Cardo and Decumanus which still have their original paving stones. Visitors are welcomed by Roman soldiers and performances that are sure to inspire fond memories of this amazing place of historic importance. This is sure to be one of the most unique Split travel experiences that you enjoy in Croatia.

id="tip-7"7. Rub Grgur Ninski's statue

Next to the iconic Golden Gate that offers access to the city, you will find a huge, gleaming statue erected in honour of Grgur Ninski. The statue of this famed Croatian bishop was created by sculptor Ivan Meštrović. Ninski is renowned for defying the pope and playing a key role in establishing the Croatian identity. Locals and tourists rub Ninski's big toe for luck and we suggest that you follow this time-honoured tradition during your visit.