Walking in Split
Discover the beauty of Dalmatia on foot with this special interest walking holiday in Croatia. From our base in Solin, close to historic Split, we’ll head out to hike forest trails, woodland paths and ancient mountain roads. We’ll gaze down on Split’s Roman palace from Mount Mosor, ascend to the highest point on Brac island, and follow winding walkways past the waterfalls of Krka National Park. Along the way, your expert host will help you identify local flora and fauna, and talk you through the history and traditions of this beautiful part of Croatia.
Five included walks
- Walk in the Dalmatian hinterland (half day)
- Krka National Park (full day)
- Biokovo Nature Park (¾ day)
- Brac Island Hike (full day)
- Mosor Mountain Walk (half day)
A short drive from Split and close to archaeological treasures, Hotel President Solin is a great base for exploring. With facilities such as two outdoor pools, a large indoor heated pool, and a spa and wellness centre, your stay is tailored for relaxation, too. The hotel exudes a classic yet contemporary feel, while the rooms are elegantly decorated, each featuring a balcony that offers scenic views of the park, Jadro river, or Dinaric Alps. Don't miss the daily happy hour at the bar – a perfect opportunity to unwind and connect with fellow guests before sitting down for your à la carte dinner.
Included with every Hosted Holiday
- Dedicated welcoming host
- Resort airport transfers
- Travel insurance and meals
Including
Saga host
Expert host
Five included walks
Welcome drink
Drinks reception
Half board: All breakfasts and waiter served dinners
Happy hour - Free bar for one hour a day
Weekly shuttle service to UNESCO Split city centre
Free wellness and spa admission
10% discount wellness & spa services
10% discount on laundry services
International flights. Prices are based on return flights with Croatian Airlines from London Heathrow. Supplements may apply from other airports
Return transfers to your hotel
Minimum 20kg checked luggage, per person
Overview
2 passengers
Solin, Split, Croatia
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Mon - Fri: 9am - 8pm
Saturday: 9am - 6pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Holiday details
Food and drink
All meals are served in the hotel’s main restaurant; breakfast is buffet style and dinners are waiter-served. There’s a daily happy hour at the bar before dinner and a cosy lounge to unwind in.
Entertainment
• Weekly shuttle service to UNESCO Split city centre • Live music twice a week • Cooking class once per stay • Croatian History class once per stay • Movie night twice per stay • Guided Orientation walk • Board game night (bingo, cards, sudoku, chess)
Accommodation
Rooms are spacious and elegant featuring dark wood furniture, accents of gold, and light blue decor. Enjoy scenic views from your balcony overlooking the river, mountains, or the inviting pool area.
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Lounge
- Two outdoor pools
- Indoor heated pool
- Gym
- Wellness and spa
Holiday location
Local Area
Take a journey back in time and explore Salona's famous ancient ruins. In Solin town, you'll find traditional markets, as well as quaint cafes that serve authentic Croatian cuisine. Positioned near Split city centre, you can easily soak up the busy city life. Indulge in local delights at a konoba, a classic Dalmatian tavern, wander through the maze-like streets of Diocletian's Palace and people-watch along the promenade. Venture deeper into the city and further away from the crowds and you’ll find hidden backstreets with authentic restaurants and bars that are popular with locals.
If you want a relaxing stay on the suburbs of Split then the locally rated five-star Hotel President Solin is a great option for you. With a weekly shuttle included to the centre of Split, you will get the best of both worlds. You will have a range of hotel facilities to enjoy including a spa and wellness centre where you can enjoy a 10% discount on any treatments.
Rachel Forsyth, Product Developer, Saga Holidays
Included excursions
Walk in the Dalmatian Hinterland
Head away from the coast and into the Dalmatian Hinterland, known as the Zagora (‘beyond the hills’). Your host will lead you through old, abandoned villages, explaining about the traditional stone architecture and ways of life in these rural areas, and show you mountain roads more than 1,000 years old. You’ll climb to a series of spectacular viewpoints, where you can gaze over the mountain peaks and catch glimpses of the sparkling Adriatic in the distance.