The Complete Split Vegan Travel Guide, Split, Croatia

One autumn ago, while planning a return to the Mediterranean, I noticed this little Balkan country across Italy, and found myself wondering why we’d never been there before. The warm weather, crystal blue waters and islands are all what we look for in a destination. And so, I booked a direct flight to Split from Helsinki and visited Croatia for the first time! In this post, find the best vegan eats and things to do in Split!

Croatia offers stunning coastlines with over a thousand islands and crystal Adriatic waters. The natural beauty of Plitvice Lakes and Krka National Park; the historic cities of Dubrovnik (“Pearl of the Adriatic”), Split, Zadar and Pula (Roman amphitheatre) bring in many tourists. The Mediterranean food & wine plus pleasant climate makes Croatia a fantastic travel destination, especially if you enjoy a mix of history, culture, seaside and nature.

Croatia used to be a budget destination, but since adopting the Euro (EUR) in 2023, prices have risen. Prices may still be lower than France, but more than Greece and Montenegro, for example. Coastal cities (especially Dubrovnik and Split) have become pricey due to tourism, while inland towns and islands are more affordable. Tipping is also expected at many places, which adds to the big bill. Croatian (Hrvatski) is the national language. English is widely used in tourist hot-spots. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).