Is April a good time to visit Split?

Yes, especially if you want walking weather, lighter crowds, and good day-trip conditions. It’s one of the better months for a first visit if swimming is not your main goal.

Can you swim in Split in April?

You can, but most people will find the water cold. The sea sits around 14°C (57°F), so April is better for coastal walks and views than full beach days.

How crowded is Split in April?

Most of the month stays low to moderate. Easter weekend is the main exception, and sunny late-April weekends feel busier than midweek.

Do I need to book Easter weekend in advance?

Yes. Hotels, Sunday lunches, and some day trips are worth booking early if your visit falls around Good Friday to Easter Monday.

Are island ferries running in April?

Yes, but not at peak-summer frequency. Double-check return times, especially if you want a same-day island trip with no overnight stay.

Is April good for Krka and Plitvice day trips?

Very. Spring water levels and cooler air make both parks strong April choices, especially for people who actually want to walk the trails.

What should I pack for Split in April?

Bring light layers, comfortable walking shoes, sunglasses, and a compact rain layer. You’ll probably use a T-shirt by day and a jacket in the evening.

Are restaurants open on Easter Sunday?

Many are, but the better tables go earlier than usual and some places keep holiday-specific hours. Reserve if Easter is part of your trip.

Is April expensive in Split?

Usually no. It’s still shoulder season, so prices are better than May through August. Easter weekend and some sunny weekends can still push rates up.

Is the hop-on hop-off tour worth it in April?

It can be, especially because the guided walking component runs from April 1. It’s most useful if you want to cover Split, Klis, Salona, and Trogir with one simple base plan.

Is April good for families in Split?

Yes. The city is easy to walk, Marjan is pleasant, and the heat is not a problem yet. Just don’t plan the trip around warm-water swimming.

What food is most seasonal in Split in April?

Look for wild asparagus, artichokes, grilled fish, and bakalar around Good Friday and Easter week. April is one of the first months when spring really shows up on plates.

Should I stay in the Old Town in April?

If it’s your first visit, yes. You’ll be within easy walking distance of the palace, Pazar, the Riva, and most tour meeting points.

Is April better than May in Split?

If you care more about space, walking comfort, and price, yes. If you want warmer sea temperatures and a busier waterfront, May wins.

Split in April | Shoulder Season With Perfect Spring Days

April brings 17°C (63°F) afternoons and sunrise at 6:25 am, with Easter filling the Riva and Old Town with families. The Dalmatia Boat Show and Saturday evening PLACe Market signal the start of outdoor season. Marjan Hill is lush, and the sea is still cool at 14°C. Book Easter accommodation by February and reserve konoba tables for holiday meals. Occasional rain means a light jacket is wise. The city is lively but not crowded, and spring menus appear everywhere.

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Split in April at a glance

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Weather

Maximum temperature: 17°C

Minimum temperature: 11°C

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Daylight

Around 13 hours 20 minutes of daylight

Sunrise: 6:25am

Sunset: 7:45pm

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Key events

Holy Week Observances, PLACe Market (Pazar) Soft Season Start, Dalmatia Boat Show, Adriatic Spring Charter Season

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Crowds

Balanced crowds, with manageable queues and a mix of tourists and local visitors in the city.

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What to pack

Light jacket, comfortable walking shoes, umbrella for rain, sunscreen, layers for cool evenings, festive attire for Easter events.

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Seasonal treats

Spring lamb, wild asparagus, artichokes, fresh goat cheese, early strawberries, light seafood, Easter pastries, pinca (sweet bread).

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Split in Spring How April compares

Category	March	April	May
Weather	8–13°C (46–55°F), cooler evenings, more changeable skies	11–17°C (52–63°F), warmer afternoons, light jacket weather	14–21°C (57–70°F), early-summer feel on sunny days
Crowds	Low	Low to moderate; Easter weekend gets busier	Moderate; weekends and ferry traffic rise fast
Atmosphere	Quiet shoulder season, local pace	Outdoor cafés return, more energy on the Riva	Clearly tourist season, but still manageable
Key events	Holy Week lead-in, spring produce appears	Easter on April 5, Dalmatia Boat Show Apr 16–19, PLACe Market starts mid-April	Feast of Saint Domnius on May 7, beach season ramps up
Public holidays	None usually shaping city flow	Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Easter Monday affect dining and stays	Labour Day on May 1, Saint Domnius celebrations
Budget	Usually among spring’s lower prices	Good value except Easter and sunny weekends	Higher than April, especially on weekends
Best for	Museum days, quiet Palace walks, budget trips	Walking, day trips, food, city breaks	Swimming, longer evenings, early island season
Book early	Rarely essential beyond opera or match days	Easter hotels, weekend Krka/Plitvice trips, small-group tours	Ferry weekends, beach hotels, May festival dates
Transport tips	Ferry schedules are thinner	More departures return, but shoulder-season timetables still matter	Much easier island access, more traffic around the port

Top things to do in Split in April

1. History walk through Diocletian’s Palace

Why this month: Cooler air, smaller groups, and easier access to Peristyle and the cellars make April one of the best months for a guided palace walk.
Best time: 9am–11am
Book by: 3–5 days ahead; 1 week for Easter weekend
Crowds: Moderate, lighter on weekdays
Walk from the Golden Gate to the Riva without stopping every two minutes for shade.
Don't miss: The Cathedral of Saint Domnius before midday queues build
Insider tip: Bring one extra layer; the palace cellars feel cooler than the sunlit square above.
Recommended experiences: Split: Diocletian's Palace and Old Town Guided Tour

2. See the city by bus before summer traffic builds

Why this month: The hop-on hop-off season is active, but April still has room to sit upstairs and actually look around.
Best time: Late morning on a dry day
Book by: 2–4 days ahead
Crowds: Low to moderate
Good for linking Marjan, Bačvice, Klis, Salona, and Trogir without summer heat.
Don't miss: The guided walking tour included between April 1 and October 30
Insider tip: Start with the bus on day one, then return on foot to the areas you liked most.
Recommended experiences: City Sightseeing: Split Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour with Panoramic Tour

3. Take a spring day trip to Krka

Why this month: April usually means greener boardwalks, stronger water flow, and a more relaxed pace than summer.
Best time: Full-day departure from 8am
Book by: 5–7 days ahead for weekends
Crowds: Moderate
This is the month to go for scenery; the swim stop in Skradin is for the brave.
Don't miss: Skradinski Buk in spring light
Insider tip: Pack swimwear only if you’re comfortable with brisk water outside the park in Skradin.
Recommended experiences: Split: Krka National Park Guided Day Trip with Boat Ride and Swimming

4. Trade the coast for Plitvice’s spring waterfalls

Why this month: Cooler temperatures make the long boardwalk circuits easier, and spring water levels give the lakes more movement.
Best time: Early departure, all day
Book by: About 1 week ahead
Crowds: Moderate, much lighter than July
April is better for walking than swimming, which suits Plitvice perfectly.
Don't miss: Lower Lakes boardwalks before midday
Insider tip: Carry cash if your ticket option does not include entry; some park payments are still handled on-site.
Recommended experiences: Split: Full-Day Trip to Plitvice Lakes National Park

5. Pair Split with Trogir before high season lands

Why this month: Two UNESCO cores in one half-day works better when both old towns are still easy to move through.
Best time: Morning into early afternoon
Book by: 3–5 days ahead
Crowds: Low to moderate
April gives you clear views, fewer cruise-day pinch points, and easier photo stops.
Don't miss: Trogir’s waterfront and cathedral zone before lunch
Insider tip: Wear shoes with grip; old stone lanes polish up quickly after light rain.
Recommended experiences: Split: Half-Day Guided Walking Tour of Split & Trogir

6. Eat your way through April produce at Pazar and Varoš

Why this month: Wild asparagus, artichokes, and Lent-friendly dishes start to define menus in spring.
Best time: Pazar before 9am, lunch around 1pm
Book by: Same day for lunch, 24 hours for peka
Crowds: Low on weekdays, moderate on Saturday mornings
Fresh produce shopping followed by a long Dalmatian lunch feels especially right in April.
Don't miss: Bakalar na bijelo around Good Friday and Easter week
Insider tip: Buy produce first, then eat in Varoš where menus usually read more local than on the Riva.

7. Catch Hajduk Split at Poljud

Why this month: Spring fixtures bring strong home support, but the stadium experience is easier than the packed summer schedule.
Best time: Late afternoon or evening kick-offs
Book by: 1–2 weeks ahead for major fixtures
Crowds: Moderate to high, depending on the opponent
Football adds a different side of Split that palace-and-beach itineraries miss.
Don't miss: The Torcida end as the teams walk out
Insider tip: Leave extra time for match-day movement around Poljud; the last stretch is slower than it looks on the map.

8. Go up to Klis or Skywalk country while the air is still clear

Why this month: April light is clean, hillsides are green, and exposed viewpoints are more comfortable than in midsummer.
Best time: Late morning to mid-afternoon
Book by: 4–7 days ahead
Crowds: Low to moderate
Spring is a good time for big views before haze and heat settle in.
Don't miss: The cliffside perspective over the coast
Insider tip: Even on sunny days, bring a light jacket; elevated viewpoints can feel sharply cooler.
Recommended experiences: Split: Skywalk Biokovo Skip-the-Line Tour with Makarska Guided Walk and Transfers

Offbeat experiences in April

Kaštel Lukšić heritage wander

Location: Kaštel Lukšić, 21213
When: Weekday mornings in April
Seven fortified Kaštela settlements stretch between Split and Trogir; April is a good month to explore one before the coastal road gets busier.
Tip: Ride Bus 37 and break the airport journey if you have time on arrival or departure day.

Fish-boat morning at Matejuška

Location: Matejuška waterfront, near Trumbićeva obala, Split
When: Daily, around 6:30am–8am
The old harbor edge is quieter than the Riva, and early April mornings still belong more to locals than tour groups.
Tip: Bring coffee, not breakfast plans; this is a standing-and-watching kind of stop.

Late-afternoon Salona ruins

Location: Kvatrić street, Solin 21210
When: Weekdays in April, after 4pm
Roman Split makes more sense after you’ve seen the larger predecessor city where Diocletian was born.
Tip: Go late for softer light and fewer school groups.

Sustipan at sunset

Location: Put Sustipana, Split 21000
When: Clear evenings in April
This headland feels removed from the palace core and works well when the days lengthen but evenings still stay cool.
Tip: Bring a light layer; the wind picks up faster here than in town.

Meštrović Gallery on a changeable-weather day

Location: Šetalište Ivana Meštrovića 46, Split 21000
When: Cloudy or rainy afternoons in April
The seafront villa and sculpture collection make a strong bad-weather pivot without wasting half your day.
Tip: Pair it with a coastal walk west toward Marjan if the sky clears.

Kasjuni before beach season

Location: Put Kašjuni, Split 21000
When: Late afternoons in the second half of April
You’re not coming here for warm water yet; you’re coming for space, sea color, and a quieter edge of town.
Tip: Bring your own water and snacks because early-season services can be limited.

Festivals and events in Split this April 2026

Holy Week Observances

Dates:March 29, 2026 to April 5, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:Split

Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday brings liturgical services and processions centred on the Cathedral of Saint Domnius and parish churches, often with klapa singing during Easter events. Expect road and crowd slowdowns near the Riva. Dress modestly for services.

PLACe Market (Pazar) Soft Season Start

Dates:March 14, 2026 to April 15, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:Mercado de Pazar

Pazar’s spring ramp-up starts mid-March as seasonal produce arrives, including wild asparagus, artichokes, and early greens from the Dalmatian hinterland. It’s still a working market, not a tourist show. Go early for the best selection and fewer crowds.

Easter Sunday (Uskrs)

Dates:April 5, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:Split

National public holiday anchored by Easter morning liturgies and family gatherings in the Old Town, with the Riva and central squares filling through the day. Many restaurants open, but some businesses close. Book accommodation early for the holiday weekend.

Marjan Stairclimb

Dates:April 14, 2026 to April 16, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:Parque Marjan Hill

Annual hill race from sea level to the Telegrin summit of Marjan Hill, staged mid-April (April 14–16), with dates marked TBC. The route showcases Split’s outdoor side. Expect brief trail congestion on race timing, then normal access returns quickly.

PLACe Market Saturday Evening Market

Dates:April 14, 2026 to April 30, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:Mercado de Pazar

From mid-April (April 14–30), dates TBC, Pazar hosts a weekly Saturday evening market with food, drink, and artisan vendors in an outdoor social setting. It feels like a local night out as temperatures rise. Arrive early, the busiest hours compress fast.

Dalmatia Boat Show

Dates:April 16, 2026 to April 19, 2026
Event type:Exhibitions
Location:Puerto deportivo de Seget Donji

Marine industry exhibition held at Seget Donji Marina near Trogir, about 30 km from Split, showcasing charter yachts, equipment, and watercraft. It works as a day trip in April. Plan transport in advance, and keep time for the return, schedules depend on traffic along the coast road.

Adriatic Spring Charter Season

Dates:April 1, 2026 to April 30, 2026
Event type:Nature & outdoor
Location:ACI Marina Split

April is the first major month for Split’s sailing and charter season, with more departures from ACI Marina and increased island day-trip options from the harbour. It’s earlier than peak, so availability is better than June. Book if you want a specific boat or weekend slot, demand rises fast as weather warms.

Riva Korzo Promenade Season

Dates:April 1, 2026 to April 30, 2026
Event type:Lifestyle
Location:Paseo marítimo de Riva

From April, Split’s evening korzo returns in force on the Riva as outdoor café seating resumes and locals reclaim the waterfront as a social ritual. It costs nothing and anchors your daily rhythm. Walk with the flow rather than cutting through fast, then stop for coffee or gelato nearby.

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Planning your April visit

Lead time	What to book	Why & when	Seasonal price change
2–3 months ahead	Old Town or Bačvice hotels for Easter weekend in Spli	By February for Apr 3–6, because holiday breaks and spring city-break traffic overlap	Apr 3–6: +20–35% vs mid-April weekdays
4–6 weeks ahead	Plitvice day trip	Book by late March for sunny weekend departures; those are the first to tighten	Fri–Sun in dry weather: +10–20% vs Tue–Thu
3–4 weeks ahead	Walking Tours	Easter week and cruise-heavy dates reduce small-group availability	Usually near base price; holiday-period demand can push nearby hotel rates +5–10%
2–3 weeks ahead	Hajduk Split match tickets and Poljud-area stays	Book as soon as fixture interest rises; big opponents move faster	Big-match dates: nearby stays often +10–15% vs non-match nights
1–2 weeks ahead	Hop-on hop-off and panoramic tours	April 1 marks the stronger sightseeing season, and dry-day demand is higher	Warm late-April weekends: +5–15% vs cool weekdays
1 week ahead	Easter Sunday lunch, Good Friday dinner, and any peka order	Apr 3–5 tables go first, especially in Varoš and better-known konobas	Holiday menus and prime tables: +10–20% vs regular weeknights
2–5 days ahead	Flexible late-April coastal outings and open-air plans	April weather can still shift, so short-lead bookings work well	Last-minute deals appear on cooler or windy dates

April highlights Must-do experiences for different travellers

Families with Kids

Must-experience: Marjan’s flatter paths and the Riva give children room to move without a full beach-day commitment.
Better in April: Cooler temperatures make palace walking easier before summer school-holiday crowds arrive.

Couples

Must-experience: Sunset on the Riva, then a Varoš dinner with white wine and spring vegetables.
Better in April: The city feels social without August noise, and restaurant tables are easier to get.

Art and culture lovers

Must-experience: Diocletian’s Palace by day, HNK Split in the evening, then a slow walk home.
Better in April: You get both indoor season programming and longer daylight for city wandering.

Solo travelers

Must-experience: Join Split: Diocletian's Palace and Old Town Guided Tour or a Krka group trip for easy conversation without a rigid itinerary.
Better in April: Shoulder-season pacing makes Split feel approachable, not crowded or anonymous.

Shopping enthusiasts

Must-experience: Pazar in the morning and PLACe Market after mid-April on Saturday evenings.
Better in April: Produce, olive oil, sweets, and spring stalls start to rotate back in.

Friends groups

Must-experience: A Hajduk match or weekend Krka day trip, then drinks around the Old Town.
Better in April: You avoid peak-season prices while still getting enough energy in the city.

Foodies

Must-experience: Eat wild asparagus, artichokes, grilled fish, and bakalar around Easter week.
Better in April: Menus shift into spring without losing the slower local feel of shoulder season.

Adventure seekers

Must-experience: Krka, Skywalk Biokovo, or a windy-viewpoint day at Klis.
Better in April: Hiking and exposed viewpoints feel far better now than under midsummer heat.

Split in April Your perfect 3-day itinerary

Morning: Start with Split: Diocletian's Palace and Old Town Guided Tour. A 9am start works well in April because the stone lanes are cool, the light is clean, and Peristyle is still relatively quiet. Climb the Cathedral bell tower after the tour if the steps don’t bother you.
Breakfast: D16 Coffee, just outside the palace zone. Order espresso and something light; this is a better coffee stop than a long breakfast stop.
Midday: Drop into the palace cellars, then walk the Riva before lunch. April means you can stay outside longer without hunting for shade every 20 minutes.
Lunch: Villa Spiza for a seasonal lunch. If asparagus is on the board, order it. Go on foot from the palace; it’s a short walk through the Old Town lanes.
Afternoon: Browse Pazar while produce is still fresh on the tables. Then head north to the Split Archaeological Museum if you want Roman context before more ruins later in the trip.
Evening: Dinner at Uje Oil Bar or a nearby wine-focused spot inside the old center. Try Dalmatian prosciutto, Paški sir, and a glass of Pošip. Finish with a slow Riva walk between 6:30pm and 8pm, when the evening promenade starts to fill.

Morning: Take the western route toward Marjan Hill. In April, the paths are greener than they’ll be in summer and still cool enough for a proper walk. Start from the Veli Varoš side so you move gradually upward instead of tackling it all at once.
Breakfast: Kavana Procaffe near Narodni trg works well before you head west. Keep it simple: coffee, juice, and a pastry.
Midday: Visit Galerija Meštrović on the seafront. The villa setting, sculpture rooms, and coast-facing terraces suit the month well, especially if the weather is bright but not hot. If you’d rather not walk both ways, use a taxi or rideshare back.
Lunch: Konoba Fetivi for seafood or grilled fish with blitva. It’s a good Varoš lunch and an easy return route toward town.
Afternoon: Spend a few hours in Varoš itself, not just passing through it. This is where Split slows down: stone houses, drying laundry, and back lanes that still feel residential. If it’s Saturday after mid-April, swap this slot for PLACe Market later in the day.
Evening: If Hajduk are at home, go to Poljud Stadium for the match. If not, stay central and have dinner at Paradox Wine & Cheese Bar, then wander back through the palace once the day-trippers are gone.

Morning: Make your day-trip day count. The strongest April call is Split: Krka National Park Guided Day Trip with Boat Ride and Swimming or Split: Full-Day Guided Trip to Krka National Park with Boat Ride & Wine Tasting. Spring water levels and cool walking weather are the reason to go now, not summer-style swimming.
Breakfast: Grab something quick near your meeting point, especially if you’re leaving from Marulićeva 4 or the Riva area. April mornings are bright but not warm enough to linger too long over breakfast outdoors.
Midday: At Krka, walk the boardwalks early and take photos before the middle of the day. If you chose the wine-tasting version, that second half adds a strong Dalmatian-food angle without much extra planning.
Lunch: Eat where your day-trip timing allows. On self-paced time, keep it light: bread, cheese, or a simple fish plate rather than a heavy lunch.
Afternoon: Return to Split and leave yourself an unplanned hour. April is good for a final coffee on the Riva because you’re not fighting high-season table turnover.
Evening: End with dinner at Restoran Šug or another konoba where you can pre-order peka if staying longer. If you’re leaving the next morning, keep it easy: dessert, one last walk through the palace, and an early night.

Best day trips from Split in April

Krka National Park

Travel time: About 1 hour by car or guided transfer
Spring is one of the better months for Krka. Water levels are lively, greenery is back, and walking conditions beat midsummer heat. Split: Krka National Park Guided Day Trip with Boat Ride and Swimming and**** Split: Full-Day Guided Trip to Krka National Park with Boat Ride & Wine Tasting both fit April well.

Plitvice Lakes National Park

Travel time: Roughly 2.5–3 hours each way, depending on transport
Longer than Krka, but April rewards the effort with fuller falls and better hiking weather. Split: Full-Day Trip to Plitvice Lakes National Park is the practical no-car option from Split.

Trogir

Travel time: Around 30 minutes by bus or car
Trogir works very well in April because its lanes are still easy to move through. Pair it with Split: Half-Day Guided Walking Tour of Split & Trogir if you want the history without planning the logistics yourself.

Klis and Salona

Travel time: About 20–30 minutes from Split
This is the best close-range April history outing: exposed ruins, fortress wind, and broad coastal views without summer glare. Split: Diocletian's Palace, Salona and Klis Fortress Guided Tour rolls all three layers together neatly.

What to eat in Split in April: Seasonal delicacies

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Bakalar na bijelo (salt cod spread)

Bakalar na bijelo is salt cod rehydrated, then cooked and blended with olive oil, garlic, and parsley into a creamy spread or mash. April suits it because it is tied to Lent and Good Friday traditions, and it appears on calendars around Easter observances. Ask a konoba if they serve it in this period, then eat it with bread as a starter before a seafood main.

Where to get: Konoba Varoš

Grilled fish (riba na žaru)

Split’s grilled fish focuses on orada, brancin, or sardines with olive oil, garlic, lemon, and rosemary, usually with blitva and potatoes. April fits because fishing and seafood supply rise and the weather turns warm without August crowding. Order the catch of the day at a waterfront-facing restaurant zone, and ask for the side of blitva, it is the standard Dalmatian pairing.

Where to get: Restaurante Kadena

Buzara (shellfish in white wine sauce)

Buzara is mussels, scampi, or clams cooked with white wine, olive oil, garlic, parsley, and breadcrumbs, designed for bread-dipping. April suits it because shellfish season aligns with the spring push and outdoor seating returns on calmer evenings. Order it early in the meal and keep extra bread, the sauce is the point. Find it at traditional seafood-focused konobas near the centre.

Where to get: Konoba Fetivi

Crni rižot (black risotto)

Crni rižot is cuttlefish or squid ink risotto cooked with garlic, onion, olive oil, white wine, and seafood pieces, turning the rice deep black and briny. April fits because seafood availability rises into the warm season and you can still get a table without July congestion. Order it for lunch so you can take your time, and keep napkins handy, the ink stains easily.

Where to get: Konoba Marjan

Gelato (sladoled)

Split’s gelato culture follows the warming weather, with shops offering Italian-tradition scoops and local fruit flavours like fig or wild cherry. April suits it because days turn warm enough for daytime gelato but queues stay manageable compared with July. Buy a cone on Marmontova, then walk it down to the Riva. Go mid-afternoon, early evening crowds build as korzo starts.

Where to get: Sladoledarnica Emiliana

Go shopping in Split in April

When: Saturdays from mid-April onward
Where: Pazar Market, Split
This is the best April-specific shopping stop in town if you want food gifts and local browsing in one place. Expect olive oil, packaged sweets, preserves, and drinks stalls. Go early in the evening before the busiest social wave.

When: Daily in April, best before 9am
Where: Pazar Market, near the Old Town
April is when Pazar starts looking properly seasonal again: wild asparagus, artichokes, early greens, honey, dried herbs, and pantry items you can actually take home. Work the outer produce rows first; that’s where the better-value local stalls usually sit.

When: April 16–19, 2026
Where: Seget Donji Marina
This is the April luxury-angle shopping pick. You’re here for charter accessories, marine gear, and higher-end coastal lifestyle browsing rather than souvenirs. Go early in the day if you want space to talk to exhibitors.

Pro tips for visiting Split in April

• Book accommodation for Easter weekend by February—rooms fill fast as locals and visitors gather for the holiday.
• Reserve a table at a konoba for Easter Sunday lunch at least a week ahead—menus feature spring specialties.
• Go early to PLACe Market on Saturday evenings for the best selection of food and artisan goods.
• Head to Marjan Hill for lush spring walks—April is peak for wildflowers and panoramic views.
• Avoid the Riva during Easter Sunday midday if you dislike crowds; visit in the evening for a quieter experience.
• Choose the Dalmatia Boat Show (mid-April) for a day trip—free entry and easy access from Split.
• Check ferry schedules if planning an island trip; services increase but can still be weather-dependent.
• Bring a waterproof layer for sudden spring showers—April is unpredictable.

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Frequently asked questions about visiting Split in April

April is usually mild, with average temperatures around 11–17°C (52–63°F). You’ll get warm spells, cooler evenings, and the occasional wet day, so layers work better than a single heavy jacket.