I stayed here last September and will def go back. The owners are British and good for a laugh. The rooms were all spotlessly clean and each had en-suite bathrooms. Its more like a hotel but with hostel prices. The pool and patio area is a major bonus, great for lounging around or to cool off after a day exploring.
Use this place as a base for exploring the islands and Split, as a stop over, or even as a short break hotel.

www.kamenalodge.com
Or almost any search engine.

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I quite liked House Sandra in Split. Accommodation was really nice and cheap. Location is in the centre of Split. Very close to the historical core (Diocletian's Palace), sandy beach Bacvice, museums etc.

Hosts were really helpful. They gave me some very useful advice and info.

Nincevica 11
www.vjekoslav-cvitkovic.iz.hr
+385 (0)98 98 64 163

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Whether you have sailing experience and do this yourself, or have someone sail for you, this is the best way to experience this part of the Dalmatian coast. You can find secluded bays or pull up in towns like Hvar that are bustling playgounds of the rich and famous and their huge gin palaces.

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Vidilica is a cafe/bar on the edge of the wooded Marjan peninsula, at the north/west edge of the town centre. It has a large shaded terrace with fantastic views over the whole harbour, Diocletian's palace, the old and new towns, mountains and islands beyond.

Comfy chairs and sofas, good for photos.

From the Riva walk towards the little church near the start of the marina, Close to Marmontova and the red-arched Trg Republike. Take the small road to the right of the church (Sperun) and follow it up - the name changes to Senjska and it becomes steps that go straight to the cafe. Alternative steps lead back down from the other side of the terrace.

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