Explore Dalmatia and Dalmatian coast
Dalmatia is a region on the eastern coast of Adriatic Sea, almost in its entirety situated in Croatia, and only a small part in Bosnia and Herzegovina and also in Montenegro. With only 50 km wide at its widest part, it is mostly a coastal region characterized by its coves, secluded beaches, islands and inlets. Due to the rugged coastline and numerous islands of all sizes and topographies, diving, yachting, kayaking and other outdoor activities are very popular in this part of Croatia. Dalmatian coast is known for its warm sea, constant winds and beautiful wooded islands.
Places to visit on Dalmatian Coast
Zadar, Sibenik, Trogir, Split and Dubrovnik are stunning, timeless medieval towns with wide coastal boulevards, marble fountains, monasteries, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque monuments. During summer art, food and music fill the theaters, plazas, galleries and streets of those cities and the atmosphere is awesome. Attractive tourist rivieras and resorts spreads accross Dalmatian coast: Omis, Makarska, Vodice and Rogoznica are among the most popular travel destinations in Croatia. National parks Paklenica, the island of Mljet, Kornati archipelago have a prominent landscape that can be explored safely.
Accommodation in Dalmatia
Accross all Dalmatian coast exists a wide offer of accommodation facilities, from hotels and resorts to private accommodation facilities. In the following lines you can choose how to start searching for an ideal accommodation facility in Dalmatia.
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Travellers reviews & opinions
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"Our family of four started a one day trip to Sibenik from Murter on a cloudy day. At the arrival ..." |
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"Imagine: a family with 3 kids, traveling already 3 hours from Peljesac to Split at the hottest da..." |
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"In one of my trips to Dubrovnik (Yugoslavia, now Croatia) I found a wonderful city. I arrived at ..." |
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"This is one of my favorite beaches in Dalmatia, the green gives it a special charm by highlightin..." |
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"I wasn't sure what to expect when I first visited my cousin on the island of Prvic. Well, let me..." |
