- How long is the Croatia's Dalmatian Coast: Split to Dubrovnik route?
- This route takes 9 days taking in 5 stops.
- Where does this route start and end?
- The route runs from Split to Dubrovnik in Dalmatia, Croatia.
- When is the best time to travel this route?
- The best time to travel this route is May to June or September to October.
- How active is this route?
- Activity level: Easy-going. Easy-going and accessible for most fitness levels.
- What transport do I need for this route?
- A car is the primary way to get around on this route.
- What budget do I need for this route?
- Mid-range spending — expect comfortable accommodation and a mix of dining options.
- What type of accommodation suits this route?
- Mixed accommodation works well along this route.
- What is the pace of this trip?
- Relaxed — plenty of time to linger at each stop.
- What type of trip is this?
- This route is well-suited to: Scenic, Coastal, Culture, Food & drink, Classic road trip.
- Are there any practical tips for this route?
- Park once on arrival and explore on foot. Ferries to Hvar and Brac leave from the terminal next to the Old Town. Book inside the Palace walls if budget allows. The old town is car-free. Park on the mainland causeway or in the car park north of the old bridge. Stay one night to see the town after day-trippers leave. Book Biokovo Skywalk online in advance at biokovo.com. The D8 coastal road via Omis is the scenic choice south from Trogir; the A1 motorway via Split is faster if time matters. Book a Mali Ston konoba table for oysters in advance in summer. Plavac Mali wine from Peljesac wineries such as Milos or Matusko is worth picking up on the way through. Park at Parking Gruz near the ferry terminal and use the shuttle bus to the Pile Gate. The city walls open at 8am; go early to beat the heat and the cruise ship crowds.
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