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Getting around Split

Updated October 2026Sources
BoltBest app

How to get around Split

The center is walkable. Buses reach the suburbs and airport; ferries and catamarans leave from the port beside the old town for Hvar, Brač, Vis and Šolta.

Ways to get around Split

Very walkable
OptionFareGood to know
City bus (Promet Split)About 2–3 EURTickets on board or at kiosks; reach Bačvice, Žnjan and Trstenik
Jadrolinija ferries and catamaransAbout 6–15 EUR per legTo Brač, Hvar, Vis, Šolta; book summer sailings ahead
Bolt / UberAbout 6–10 EUR for 5 kmCheaper than street taxis; busy at weekends

Ride-hailing apps in Split

A 5 km ride costs about €6–10 ($6.8–11.3).

AppNotes
BoltMost drivers; usually cheapest
UberWorks in Split; fewer drivers outside peak season

Arriving in Split

Split Airport (SPU)

Bus 37 to the bus station about 5–8 EUR, 40 min; taxi or Bolt about 35–50 EUR, 25 min.

Driving and onward travel

Quick answers

Is there Uber in Split?

Yes. Apps that work here: Bolt, Uber.

What's the best way to get around Split?

The center is walkable. Buses reach the suburbs and airport; ferries and catamarans leave from the port beside the old town for Hvar, Brač, Vis and Šolta.

How do I get from the airport to Split?

Bus 37 to the bus station about 5–8 EUR, 40 min; taxi or Bolt about 35–50 EUR, 25 min.

Is Split walkable?

Very walkable.

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Sources

Fares are typical 2026 prices; check the operator for today's fares. Compiled and reviewed by SoloSquare. How we compile and score this. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.