Soothing — neither hot nor cold, perfect balance.
Rich in active gases or metals — a strong mineral character.
Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
Split Spa, located in or near the UNESCO World Heritage city of Split, Dalmatia, Croatia, draws on mildly sulfurous mineral springs in a setting defined by one of the most extraordinary urban heritage landscapes in the Mediterranean — the fourth-century Palace of Emperor Diocletian, within whose walls an entire living city has evolved over sixteen centuries. Diocletian himself famously retired to Split from imperial power in 305 CE, and his choice of the Dalmatian coast's mild climate and warm Adriatic waters for his retirement reflects the ancient tradition of therapeutic thermal bathing in the eastern Adriatic. Split Spa's sulfurous waters are offered within a city where the Roman, medieval, and contemporary coexist in a UNESCO-protected urban fabric of unparalleled historical continuity.