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The best fleet of RVs, campervans and motorhomes for rent in Split
Split is a peninsular city located on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, right on the shores of the Adriatic Sea. After Zagreb, it’s the country’s second-most-populous city, but it’s the most popular with tourists and expats. Nestled between the glistening sea and the spectacular mountains, this is a city deeply connected to the beauty of nature. The Old Town is a labyrinth that’s hardly changed since the fourth century and remains one of the best-preserved Roman towns. Tourists come for the low living costs, beautiful weather, calming natural scenery, historical exploration, and ever-charming locals. If you opt for an RV rental in Split, then you’ll have easy access to must-see places like Bacvice Beach, Diocletian's Palace, and Marjan Hill.
Split is Croatia’s biggest tourist city, meaning that it’s incredibly accessible. In fact, it’s home to the busiest airport in the country, with most people arriving by plane. The flight from London is just 2.5 hours, then it’s a mere 20 minutes drive to Split city center or 30 minutes on the shuttle bus. Although a train station exists, there are no direct routes and services are infrequent. The bus is a better option and serves Split from other big towns and cities. If arriving by car, then you’ll likely come via the A1 highway, which offers a connection from Zagreb in under four hours.
Like many big cities, it isn’t always easy to find parking in a motorhome rental in Split. If you don’t want to drive into the city itself, then you can park on the outskirts at either Joker Mall (7kn/€1 an hour) or ACI Marina (75kn/€10 for the day). The best parking in the city center includes the railway station and the ferry port, where you’ll pay 24kn/€3 an hour or 240kn/€30 for 24 hours. Split is split into four zones, determining the cost of parking. In zone four, you can park for just 36kn a day. Bear in mind that this is well outside of Split's city center, though, even as far as Trogir.
Split comes alive during its annual events. Here are three you should definitely check out:
Split doesn’t allow wild camping, but there are plenty of campsites that allow campervans, such as: