Day Trips From Split, Nearest First
Day trips from Split, nearest first
Most of the good day trips from Split start at the same place: Promet Split city buses, which charge by destination zone. The nearer the stop, the lower the fare, so this page runs from the cheapest and closest to the longest boat days. Late October is outside the main season, so treat any boat schedule as something to check.
How the bus fares work
Promet Split’s fare matrix has been valid since 1 June 2026. You pay by destination, and the price doubles if you buy from the driver instead of on the app, at a kiosk or at a ticket machine.
| Destination | App or kiosk | From the driver |
|---|---|---|
| Split city | €1.50 | €3.00 |
| Solin | €1.75 | €3.50 |
| Klis | €2.00 | €4.00 |
| Trogir | €2.50 | €5.00 |
| Omiš | €2.50 | €5.00 |
A day ticket for one zone is €6. The full tariff is on the Promet Split fare page . Not every line starts at the Sukoišan terminal, so check the app for where your bus leaves.
Salona, about 6 km out
Salona was the Roman provincial capital, and its ruins in Solin include an amphitheatre, the Manastirine necropolis, baths and a bishops’ complex. The site office is at Tusculum, Don Frane Bulića 91, and the Archaeological Museum visitor page gives the hours and prices. Allow a half day.
Klis, 12 km northeast
The fortress sits on a mountain pass, and bus line 22 goes there. Its ticket is about €12 for adults, so check before you go. It was also a filming location for the television series Game of Thrones.
Trogir, about an hour away
Trogir is a UNESCO town whose cathedral has Radovan’s Portal of 1240. Line 37 takes about an hour and also calls at the airport. From about April to October the Bura Line boat runs Split to Slatine to Trogir. Its 2026 adult fares were €6, €7 and €10 depending on the sector, and Split to Trogir is the top fare at €10. A child between 4 and 10 pays €5, and younger ones sail free. May and late September to October sailings are weekend-only, and the season ends on 31 October.
Omiš and the Cetina
Line 60 runs to Omiš, which has two fortresses, Mirabella and Fortica. The zipline, the rafting and the Zadvarje canyoning all use the Cetina, so an adventure day fits naturally here. See the Zipline Omiš site .
Krka National Park, Skradinski Buk
Krka takes about an hour by car. A direct Split to Skradin bus takes about 1 hour 10 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes and costs about €12 to €18, and there is no direct bus to Lozovac. At the falls you walk the boardwalks and look. Swimming at Skradinski Buk has been banned since 1 January 2021, and rafting, canyoning and climbing are not offered anywhere in the park. Entry for adults is €40 from June to September (€30 after 15:00), €20 in April, May and October, and €7 from November to March. The park boat and shuttle run only from 1 April to 31 October. Details are at np-krka.hr .
Islands and the Blue Cave
Brač is about 50 minutes by Jadrolinija ferry from Split to Supetar, and Hvar Town is about an hour by fast boat. Fares for Hvar vary by operator from about €10 to €25 each way. Biševo’s Blue Cave means a long day on a boat. The cave fee is paid separately in cash on Biševo, about €24 for adults from 20 June to 10 September and €18 the rest of the season, and only the boat is booked in advance. Swimming inside the cave is not allowed, and the cave closes when the sea is rough. Light is best late morning to early afternoon. See Jadrolinija for ferry notices.
Read more: Multi-day trips from Split , Bus tours in Split and the Split 3 day itinerary .
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