Fuel stations in Split
Every station and brand in Split
The map loads all fuel stations in Split automatically. The panel on the right ranks the brands by station count — click one to see only that brand.
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Split at a glance
- Filling an example 50 L petrol tank: €86.15
- Driving 100 km at 7 L/100 km: €12.06
Driving from Split at today's prices
Straight-line distance at 7 L/100 km and €1.72/L — real roads run longer.
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The answer, in full — and where it comes from
As of 31 August 2026, the reference price for petrol 95 for drivers in Split is €1.72/L — the volume-weighted national average for Croatia, not a measurement of Split. No forecourt-level figure is published for Split in our data. Source: Weekly Oil Bulletin, European Commission, DG Energy (a government publication, published weekly). Retrieved by FuelWide on 9 September 2026.
Diesel in Croatia averages €1.99/L. LPG in Croatia averages €0.74/L.
- Price:
- €1.72/L
- Fuel:
- Petrol 95
- Price basis:
- Volume-weighted national average
- Applies to:
- Croatia (national level)
- Measured:
- 2026-08-31
- Retrieved:
- 2026-09-09
- Source:
- European Commission, DG Energy — a government publication
Weekly Oil Bulletin · Source: European Commission, Weekly Oil Bulletin · How we measure this
Frequently asked questions
How much does petrol cost in Split?
We can't quote a Split-specific figure: FuelWide does not yet carry forecourt-level prices for Croatia, so no measured city average exists. The Croatia national average is €1.72 per litre for petrol 95 as of 2026-08-31 (European Commission, DG Energy — Weekly Oil Bulletin), and individual Split stations vary around it — the map above shows every station and brand in the city.
Which fuel brands operate in Split?
Use the map above — after it loads the stations, the providers panel ranks every brand in Split by number of stations, and you can filter the map to a single brand.
Where is the cheapest fuel in Split?
We don't yet carry forecourt-level prices for Croatia, so we can't name one. As a rule of thumb, supermarket and independent stations tend to undercut premium brands, and stations near highways charge more than urban ones. The map above shows every station in Split.