The pedestrianised ancient UNESCO World Heritage-listed city core is easily accessible as the cruise port is located in the heart of Split. Just a few minutes after the ship’s arrival, you can relax in the restaurants and cafes on the beautiful “Riva” waterfront where the city meets the sea. A number of distinctive taverns and restaurants offer local gastronomic specialities such as prosciutto, sheep cheese, fish and stewed lamb or beef as well fine wines from the region of Dalmatia including Prošek, a traditional dessert wine.
Split is full of exciting museums and galleries waiting to be explored, and so is the surrounding region. Among the many highlights that are accessible from Split are the ruins of Salona – the ancient Roman capital of the province of Dalmatia, the historic Fortress of Klis, the UNESCO listed picturesque town of Trogir, the unforgettable experience of rafting on the magnificent Cetina River and the remarkable Krka River National Park.
Port of Split completed the construction of two new cruise berths on the outer side of the breakwater. The berths accommodate cruise ships with a maximum length of 320mtr and 270mtr respectively, with 10.5mtr maximum draught, significantly increasing the capacity to handle large ships and raise the level of service, safety and security for passengers. the total amount of the investment, with out the VAT, amounts to €23m.
Experience the beauty and history of Split, Croatia, one of the world’s most unique and charming cities. For 1700 years, Split has been living and breathing inside the walls of Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site. With a mild climate and 2700 sunny hours per year, it’s an ideal place to soak up the sun and explore the nearby islands. Discover the perfect blend of old and new in this southern Croatian metropolis, located in the heart of the Adriatic coast.
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Year | Passengers (Pax) | Calls |
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2010 | 172,378 | 257 |
2011 | 181,963 | 252 |
2012 | 245,451 | 269 |
2013 | 189,107 | 225 |
2014 | 184,962 | 233 |
2015 | 271,445 | 261 |
2016 | 275,651 | 286 |
2017 | 232,244 | 234 |
2018 | 307,148 | 260 |
2019 | 359,955 | 282 |
2020 | 503 | 11 |
2021 | 89,148 | 105 |
2022 | 278,103 | 272 |
2023 | 388,204 | 305 |
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