Port of Split (Luka Split) Tours

The largest passenger port in Croatia and one of the busiest in the Mediterranean, the Port of Split (Luka Split) connects Croatia’s second-largest city with destinations all over the region, from nearby islands to other countries. The port is located within walking distance to the Old Town, as well as Split’s bus and train stations.

In addition to larger vessels, the Port of Split caters to yachts, fishing boats, and light watercraft. As it's just southeast of the city and adjacent to public transportation, it's convenient for both day-trippers and those planning a shore excursion. Walk 10 minutes from the port to reach Old Town with highlights such as Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a 1-day shore excursion to discover the millennia-old city, or go white-water rafting on the Cetina River.

The Port of Split is located a quick commute from the city center. If your luggage is light, the 10-minute, slightly uphill journey is easy to accomplish on foot; alternatively, taxis will ferry you directly to your local destination. The city’s major train and bus stations are also located right along the port.

Cruise lines, small yachts, and other vessels all stop at the Port of Split. Croatian is the local language, though English is understood widely. The local currency is the kuna.