Basketball courts in Split are widely spread across the city, offering a strong mix of public neighbourhood courts, school facilities, and larger sports complexes. Thanks to Split’s strong basketball culture and mild coastal climate, outdoor courts are used year-round for casual games, training, and organised play.

Some of the most well-known public courts are found in neighbourhoods like Brda, Mertojak, and Ravne Njive, where community sports areas provide full and half-courts that are freely accessible and often used for pickup games. One notable example is the Brda Sports-Recreational Centre, which includes a full basketball court alongside other sports facilities such as football fields and outdoor fitness areas. These local courts are a key part of everyday life in Split, especially for younger players and amateur groups.

For more structured or competitive play, larger sports venues such as the Gripe Sports Centre and other indoor halls across the city host training sessions and official matches, supporting both club and professional basketball. What makes basketball in Split especially notable is how deeply integrated it is into neighbourhood life, with courts often located just a short walk from residential areas or the coastline, creating a vibrant and social sporting culture throughout the city.