Vacation rentals – Split-Dalmatia County
Book from 21 holiday rentals: 11 apartments, 4 villas, 4 houses. Entire homes, all to yourself.
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Modern Apartment in the Heart of Split with Private Garden
Split, Split-Dalmatia County
Charming Villa in Pučišća + Pool
Pučišća, Split-Dalmatia County
Charming apartment with sea view in Sumartin - 27 sqm
Sumartin, Split-Dalmatia County
Spacious apartment in Stari Grad, 80 m², serene garden
Stari Grad, Split-Dalmatia County
Comfortable Studio in Sumartin with Sea View - 22 m²
Sumartin, Split-Dalmatia County
Panoramic House in Sevid
Sevid, Split-Dalmatia County
Modern Apartment in Trogir - 70 m² - Parking Included
Trogir, Split-Dalmatia County
Charming Studio in Zavala - 25 m² - Parking Included
Zavala, Jelsa, Split-Dalmatia County
Charming Apartment with Sea View, Gdinj, 70 m², Garden
Gdinj, Split-Dalmatia County
Spacious House with Private Pool in Stari Grad
Stari Grad, Split-Dalmatia County
Welcoming House in Poljica with Private Pool
Poljica, Podbablje, Split-Dalmatia County
Panoramic Villa in Prgomet, Sea View and Private Pool
Labin, Split-Dalmatia County
Split-Dalmatia unfolds its coast between the coves of the Makarska Riviera, the old stones of Split and Trogir and the islands of Brač and Hvar. People come here for the clear sea, the fish markets and the stone villages perched above the Adriatic.
Swim, hike, taste Dalmatia
Start with Diocletian's Palace in Split, whose alleyways hide cafés and market stalls, then head to Trogir and its Cathedral of St. Lawrence. Swimmers make for Zlatni Rat beach on Brač and the pebbles of Makarska, at the foot of the Biokovo massif where fine trails climb.
By ferry from Split, the island of Hvar offers its lavender fields around Jelsa and Zavala, its vineyards and its limestone capes. Renting an entire place with a kitchen makes meals of grilled fish and local olive oil easier, at any hour and with several people.
Where to stay
On the mainland, Trogir and Makarska combine a historic centre with quick access to the beaches, while Vinišće remains a quiet port for families. Slatine, on the island of Čiovo, is reached by car from Split.
On the island side, Stari Grad and Sumartin suit peaceful stays among coves and taverns, and Gdinj as well as Zavala, on Hvar, appeal to those seeking village life away from the crowds. Our apartments and villas welcome couples and groups of friends alike.
What to see – Split-Dalmatia County
- Diocletian's PalaceA Roman complex at the heart of Split, with its underground chambers, its cathedral and its alleyways lively with café terraces.
- Zlatni RatA long spit of pebbles near Bol, on the island of Brač, prized for swimming and windsurfing.
- Cathedral of St. Lawrence in TrogirA UNESCO-listed Romanesque building, remarkable for Radovan's sculpted portal and its bell tower.
- Stari Grad PlainAn ancient agricultural landscape listed by UNESCO on Hvar, gridded with stone walls, vines and Greek olive trees.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Split-Dalmatia?
We offer 21 entire-home rentals in Split-Dalmatia, spread across 11 apartments, 4 villas, 4 houses. You'll find them on the mainland in Trogir, Makarska or Vinišće, and on the islands in Stari Grad, Sumartin, Gdinj and Zavala. 9 offer a sea view and 19 are air-conditioned.
Are the properties well rated?
Travelers give an average rating of 4.6 out of 5, based on 15 rated rentals. This rating reflects the real experience of past stays. Reviews remain the best guide before booking, especially on the islands where comfort varies from one stone village to another.
How do you get to Split-Dalmatia and the islands?
Split Airport, in Kaštela, serves the region and is just a few kilometers from Trogir. For Brač and Hvar, ferries depart from the port of Split to Supetar, Stari Grad or Sumartin. A car is still useful for Makarska, Vinišće or isolated villages like Gdinj and Zavala.
What is the best time to go?
High season runs from June to September, with warm seas and sunny days. July and August are the busiest, especially in Makarska and on Hvar. May, early June and September offer pleasant temperatures, better prices and walkable trails on Biokovo.
Which area should I choose depending on my stay?
Trogir and Makarska are ideal for combining a historic center with easily accessible beaches. Vinišće and Slatine, on the island of Čiovo, appeal to families looking for peace and quiet near Split. On Hvar, Stari Grad, Gdinj and Zavala offer village life among coves, vineyards and taverns, away from the crowds.
Can you cook local fish on site?
Yes, all our rentals are entire homes with a kitchen. You can buy fresh fish at the markets of Split or Trogir, then prepare your meals at any time. This is handy for families or friends, especially in the island villages where restaurants sometimes close out of season.