Sustainable Tips Split - Eco-Friendly Travel Guide

A Greener Guide For Getting More Sustainable To Split

Getting there sustainable(r) - Carbon Impact to Split

Flight to Split

from New York 1042 kg CO2 pp

* These are estimates and only single journeys. The true emissions could differ in reality.

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Water Score in Croatia

70.2%

Drink Water and Sanitzation Score in Croatia is 70.2%

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Sustainable tips for Split

A greener guide for better travel to Split

Sustainable Travel & Tips Split

Split is one of the most beautiful cities in Croatia and a great destination for sustainable and green travel. From exploring the city on foot or bicycle, to taking public transportation and eating locally sourced food, there are plenty of ways to reduce your carbon footprint while still enjoying everything Split has to offer.

Explore the city on foot or by bicycle

Split is a pedestrian-friendly city, with plenty of narrow streets and pathways to explore. Walking or cycling is a great way to take in the sights, while also being environmentally friendly. Plus, there are plenty of bike rental shops around the city, making it easy to find a bike to explore the city with.

Take public transportation

Split has an excellent public transportation system, with buses, trams, and ferries that can take you to various parts of the city. Not only is it a great way to travel sustainably, but it’s also a great way to explore the city and its surroundings.

Eat locally sourced, vegetarian food

Split is home to many great restaurants that use locally sourced ingredients. Eating locally grown food not only supports the local economy, but it also reduces the carbon footprint of your meal by eliminating the need for transportation of ingredients from faraway places. Plus, it’s a great way to try new and delicious food. If you choose for a vegetarian meal, you can also save a lot of emissions.