Goal: The aim of this study was to examine the level of satisfaction of pregnant women and midwives with midwifery care at the Clinic for Gynecology and Obstetrics in Split, within the Department of Midwifery and Pregnancy Pathology. Methods: Data were collected in May 2021 using a specially constructed anonymous questionnaire on the satisfaction of pregnant women and midwives with midwifery care, with explanation and informed consent, which the respondents filled out during their hospitalization. The questionnaire consists of 15 questions, of which the first 2 relate to demographic characteristics, one relates to the method of admission to the clinic, 5 questions related to the work and behavior of midwives where a wide range of answers is offered and 6 statements about attitudes towards midwives and midwives care that respondent’s rate on a five-point Likert scale. Results: A high level of satisfaction with midwifery care was expressed (average grade of 4,52). Respondents admitted through emergency admission were much less likely to wait for their admission than those received through agreed admission. Results of the research indicate a pleasant approach of midwives towards patients. The total percentage of respondents who did not hesitate to ask midwives the information they are interested in is 87.5%. According to the results of the research, the midwifery care provided was within the expectations of the respondents, and the midwives showed high expertise in their work. Conclusion: Pregnant women and midwives have positive attitudes towards midwives and midwifery care at the Clinic for Women's Diseases and Obstetrics in Split, and the connection between satisfaction with midwifery care and the level of education of the respondents was noticed.