W grudniu nie wiem, ale pewnie się dowiem. Natomiast teraz, czyli 20 października jest 24-26 stopni w cieniu i pełne słońce ☀ ☀ ☀

There is alot of food to be had in split. Don't just go to the water front areas. Go up some of the alleys and you will find some great places to eat.

Old town house with Garden and BBQ. It is very close to the old town. It is on Airbnb and it is a self contained appartment.

As much as we enjoyed Split, the night we arrived there, we were caught in a terrible storm while camping and didn't stay as long as we originally intended to. However, I do remember what I think was one of the main "piazzas" in the town. It was full of beautiful things to buy - mostly carved out of wood. We found the entire Dalmatian Coast, right down to Dubrovnik and beyond, to Kotor, absolutely beautiful. You won't be sorry going there.

Nikki, we had a kitchen in our appartment and only ate once. We were located just to the south of the market area just outside the old city. There are a couple of supermarkets in this area and things like prepared lasagne are a good option with fresh salad. We walked everywhere.

Quando sbarchi sei praticamente in città e la puoi visitare a piedi. Quando siamo arrivati noi pioveva e non ho notato i vari taxi ecc. Che offrono gite fuori città, sarà stato il brutto tempo. Se quando arrivi c'è bel tempo troverai sicuramente proposte a terra, considera che sbarchi praticamente in centro.

Sorry to be so late as I don't normally check in unless I am writing a review which is less these days. This is a nice city for a short stay but while there check out the surrounding cities that have historical value especially those that were at war in Serbia and Croatia. Make sure you have a guide however.

Hi Chris, in my opinion you can see much more if you're based in Split. Dubrovnik is far away from everything else in Croatia. From Split is much easier to reach amazing national parks (Krka-amazing waterfalls, Paklenica-beautiful rocks, Plitvice lakes) also great cities like Trogir (30min drive or less), Sibenik (1h) Zadar (2,5h) or even Dubrovnik (3-3,5h). I wouldn't stay in Dubrovnik (which is beautiful but sometimes heavily overpriced) unless you are planning to go to Montenegro. I would say rent a car and stay in Split or one of the neighbour cities. Much easier to see a lot of history and great views. Mike