Hotels near Split Airport - SPU, Split

I love Trogir, it was my second visit. The city has all these little streets and historical buildings that are very cool to see. The town gets a bit crowded in the evenings, if you want to explore, it's better to do during the day time. There is a number of small museums but they aren't very informative or interesting, I planned two days for the sightseeing and museums but that was too much time. That said, it's a magical experience walking those cobblestone streets having the city's long history in mind. It's obviously not at the scale of Dubrovnik or Split but it's a lot less crowded.

Okrug Gornji didn't have much to offer beside the beaches. We needed to go to the downtown, to Okrug Donji where better supply of all major turistic activities is located. That would be like 10 minutes car drive.

We only stayed one night, before flying back to Uk. I walked from our apartment to the nearest supermarket (approx. 1.3 miles), along a busy road with no pavement on either side of road. The amount of rubbish along the sides of the road was disgusting.

We appreciated the explanation of how to turn on the hot water and AC. The snacks in the fridge helped to fill the edge until we got to the restaurant. The entire apartment is clean and modern. We enjoyed our stay. We had to catch an early flight out and were able to easily walk to the airport from the apartment. I would definitely stay there again.

It's a nice city with it's old houses and good restaurants. Close to Split, Trogir, Krka national park (1 hour). The newer area of the city offers enough supermarkets and stores. No shopping areas, really. Church-bells on every day morning at 6, 7 am and longer bells at 7:45 ... was a bit disturbing and wakes you up. At least during the 2 months of vacation season they could consider to switch this off. I mean: Who needs to know that it is 6am or 7am especially at weekends, when on vacation? Who does not have a watch nowadays? Consider the airport is 10 minutes away.

Slatine is not big but it has a small grocery store, several cafes, beach eateries etc. The city has narrow streets. The beaches are rocky. The nearest town is Trogir. From Slatine goes the ship to Split. The price is much better than taxi. It's ~3 euro (25 kuno) per person. And by ship you can get to Split in 30 minutes. Ship goes several times in a day. Last ship from Split to Slatine is at 8 PM.