Additional feeCity Bicycle Rides
Rent a bicycle at the property and set off through Split’s historic centre, waterfront streets and nearby neighbourhoods at your own pace.
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On-site bicycle rentals and easy access to Old Town walks, waterfront promenades and boat excursions.
Step from a quiet city-centre base into Split’s Roman streets, waterfront rituals and island horizons. Keep plans effortless with on-site bicycle rentals, easy walks to Diocletian’s Palace and the Riva, and paid excursions to beaches, waterfalls and Dalmatian islands. From morning rides to full-day boat tours, every experience is shaped around culture, coast and discovery.
Available for an additional fee or by advance request:
Additional feeRent a bicycle at the property and set off through Split’s historic centre, waterfront streets and nearby neighbourhoods at your own pace.

Follow the palm-lined Riva waterfront, a short walk from the property, for coffee, people-watching and sunset promenade views.
Additional feeHike the pine-forested trails of Marjan Hill, about 2 km from the hotel, for greenery, beaches and wide Adriatic views.
Additional feeSwim at scenic Kašjuni Beach beneath Marjan Hill, one of Split’s swimmable city beaches west of the old town.
Additional feeBoard one of the seasonal daily catamarans from Split to Hvar Town for island streets, harbour views and a full Dalmatian day out.
Additional feeTravel about an hour from Split to Krka National Park, known for cascading waterfalls and often chosen as a quieter alternative to Plitvice.
Guests staying at Miraval are just a 5-minute walk from Diocletian's Palace, the 4th-century Roman complex that forms half of Split's old town, and close to the palm-lined Riva Promenade, making Miraval an ideal base for exploring the city's historic core on foot.
Yes, Diocletian's Palace is only a 5-minute walk from Miraval, allowing guests to easily explore the UNESCO-listed Roman palace complex that makes up half of Split's old town directly from their stay at Miraval.
From Miraval, guests can reach Bačvice Beach, about 2.5 km away and famous for the traditional ball game picigin, as well as Kašjuni Beach, a scenic pebble beach beneath Marjan hill, making beach outings from Miraval convenient.
Miraval is well positioned for popular day trips, including the Blue Lagoon near Drvenik/Trogir, the waterfalls of Krka National Park about an hour away, and the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes, roughly a 2.5–3 hour drive, so guests at Miraval can easily plan excursions beyond the city.
Yes, Miraval provides on-site bicycle rentals, giving guests an easy way to explore the old town, the Riva Promenade, and nearby Marjan hill at their own pace directly from Miraval.
Marjan Hill, about 2 km from Miraval, offers pine-forested trails, panoramic views, and a summit hike to Telegrin Peak, making it a popular outdoor activity for guests staying at Miraval.
Guests based at Miraval can join catamaran departures to Hvar Town and full-day speedboat tours to the illuminated Blue Cave on Biševo, both popular excursions departing from Split near Miraval.
Yes, the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trogir, about 27 km from Split, is a popular day trip that guests at Miraval often combine with a Blue Lagoon boat excursion.
Miraval is a small guesthouse rather than a large resort, so on-site offerings focus on bicycle rentals, airport transportation, and essentials like luggage storage and free WiFi, while the main entertainment and activities are found within walking distance in Split's historic centre.
Information on Miraval regarding guests of all ages is inconsistent across sources, so families planning activities should confirm directly with the property before booking, even though the surrounding attractions in Split, such as the Riva Promenade and nearby beaches, are widely enjoyed by visitors of all kinds.
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