Best nightclubs Split & Area

Here's a real local address that young Croatians love, and so do we! Quasimodo is a small club where there's always something going on. You can take part in a punk, rock or folk concert with Croatian or Balkan musicians, get carried away by a DJ evening, attend a screening or a panel discussion. A wide-ranging program. And don't forget the alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, with something for everyone. See the program on the Klub Facebook page. Please note that the discotheque is closed in summer.

With its ivy-covered facade, the courtyard of the Academia Ghetto Club invites you to head towards this place that intrigues at first sight. With psychedelic red on the walls and ceilings, it immediately announces the color, arty andgayfriendly tendency of the managers. Here, the watchwords are peace, love and art, they are displayed with suggestive frescos. Upstairs, a gallery for temporary exhibitions, performances while the dancefloor regularly hosts musical evenings (electro, indus, rock, reggae...).

In downtown, this basement club opened in 2019. This historic setting has kept its exposed stone walls and a very contemporary decor with colorful neon and geometric mirrors. The name of the nightclub refers to the year of grace 305, when the emperor Diocletian abdicated and retired to his Splitois palace. A comfortable place but rather small. You have to arrive early to have a chance to enter. You have to pay an entrance fee, but it's cheaper than elsewhere! Without surprise, the DJ mixes EDM music.

A 15-minute walk from the port, the club is located in a residential area, close to hotels and holiday villas. Different spaces extend over a portion of the privatized coast. Its terrace overlooks the beach and the rocks. As soon as the DJ turns up the sound, techno house pushes everyone onto the dance floor with the dancing gogos. On the beach-bar side, it's quieter, lounge atmosphere on the deckchairs with sea view. For brunch or lunch, look for a sofa on the duckboards or a table in the shade under the luxury straw huts.

Beneath the restaurant of the same name, this night bar is also a closed club, more intimate than Hvar's beach bars and more economical, seating up to 250 people. Often, guests have dined in the restaurant and wish to extend the evening by enjoying the festive music, ordering cocktails or glasses of wine (a fine list of regional wines). Thanks to its size, the atmosphere is convivial and quickly conducive to lively evenings. In summer, the dance-floor can be occupied until the wee hours of the morning.