According to Numbeo, world’s largest internet database on living costs around the world ranks Split as a safe city to live at. With a high safety index and low crime rate we would recommend Split as one of your next living options!

Yes, as English is the second mandatory language in all the schools in Croatia. Most Croatians learn English as their second mandatory language in elementary school, therefore all Croatians have basic knowledge of the English language.

Split is the second largest city in Croatia and one of the most expensive locations to live next to the capital Zagreb and south of Dalmatia. However, the quality of life is extremely high and good. Surrounded by amazing nature, great history, and everything one would need Split is the second center of Croatia and therefore a good choice to live.

The most desirable places in Croatia are those where there is a high standard of living and developed infrastructure. One of the most desirable places is probably the capital of Croatia, Zagreb. Followed by coastal Croatia, precisely Zadar, Split, Pula, and Dubrovnik stand as one of the most desirable locations to live.

If you fly to Split, you will land at the local international airport in Kaštel Štafilić, which is located only 23 km from the city center of Split, approximately 30 min car ride.

Parking in Split could be quite expensive, but there are many free options as well. Parking in high season when the parking place is more unavailable because of crowding and increased traffic, predominately towards the Split harbor. You can find a lot of ‘street parking where you can leave your car during working hours (from 07:00 to 19:00) but pay a fee using the automatic machine. The hourly fee depends on the parking zone. On average, you can expect to pay 8 HRK for 1 h of parking up to 12o HRK for 24 h parking. For more information check out the official site of the city of Split.