A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Split, Croatia by TravelPod blogger Billnpat titled “We Split!, A Luxury Cruise on the Adriatic.” Billnpat’s travel blog entry: “September 15 A wonderful day on a luxury day cruise on the Adriatic from Trogir to Split. Well, for us it was luxury, and, you know, I would not trade our little trip for the same trip on one of those huge yachts! The first stage was a little put-put passenger ferry, about double the size of a Granville Island ferry, from near the campground into Trogir. We then had about 90 minutes for coffee and another look around Trogir while we waited for the ferry to Split. That ferryboat was a catamaran style passenger ferry, about 100 ft long, with an open upper deck and a closed lower deck… could probably carry about 200, but I figure there were about 80 of us on the trip. It was a lovely little trip, with one stop along th way… about an hour altogether, and a far nicer entrance to Split than the hectic road entrance. We docked about 100 metres from the entrance to the famed Diocletian Palace which forms the core of the “Old Town” of Split. For those unfamiliar with Split, the Diocletian Palace, built around 300 AD by the Roman Emperor for his retirement home, forms a walled inner town of about 4×4 city blocks. It has been substantially torn up and infilled over the centuries, so the interior is a mish-mash of old Roman walls, gates and archways with medieval and renaissance little homes. Shops …