Dalmatia lines the south coast of Croatia and is perfect for basking in the sun and swimming in turquoise waters. Add to that, charming old towns, castles and fortresses, hiking and biking trails, an array of water sports and of course the delicious seafood and wine. Explore our interactive map for top spots on the mainland and on the countless islands and islets.
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The historical old town, spectacular hill views and stunning beaches are just part of the charm in the largest city in Dalmatia, with the well-preserved UNESCO site of Diocletian’s Palace, built for the Roman Emperor, a must visit.
Split
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This UNESCO medieval town is steeped in history. The 17th century Land Gate and the Trg Ivana Pavla II main square, with the Romanesque St Lawrence’s Cathedral and 15th century clock tower and town hall, are just some of the top attractions.
Trogir
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From hiking uphill to the Mirabella or Starigrad fortresses, kayaking and rafting in the Cetina River, windsurfing or diving at the beach or trying bungee jumping and rock climbing, you won’t get bored in this action-filled port town.
Omiš
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This cosmopolitan seaside town is a hit among visitors of all interests, with hiking on Mount Biokovo for adventurers and a Franciscan monastery with a fossil-filled basement for history enthusiasts.
Makarska
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This small town on the south coast of the island of Brač is world famous for its award-winning Zlatni rat beach, which is regularly included in ‘top beaches in the world' lists. Top resorts, food and drink also await.
Bol (Brač)
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Known for its culture of masonry, this picturesque village in north Brač is filled with stunning white houses and paved roofs made with the local stone. Fill the days at beaches, coves, bike trails and trying the local lamb dishes.
Pučišća (Brač)
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Just off the coast of Hvar, this archipelago is a haven for beach lovers who want secluded coves and turquoise waters. Island hop using private boats, ferries or by kayak, and take in the pine-filled landscapes from the sea.
Pakleni Otoci (Hvar)
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This gorgeous island town is a must for every type of traveller. You’ll find Hollywood celebrities, mega yachts, beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife, as well as access to historical landmarks, lavender fields, family-run vineyards and world-class restaurants.
Grad Hvar (Hvar Town)
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On the sunnier, western side of the island, this Mediterranean village is peaceful, with unspoilt beaches and nature walks. Visit the fort, the Benedictine monastery, St. Mary Church and the fishing museum before feasting on the fresh seafood.
Komiža (Vis)
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Built around a 300-year-old castle, now a heritage hotel, the unspoilt settlement of Maslinica on the west of the island, is well worth a visit for its idyllic beaches, bike trails, diving, kayaking and port access to an archipelago of islets.
Maslinica (Šolta)
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The idyllic Croatian coastline
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Maslinica (Šolta)
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Komiža (Vis)
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Trogir
This UNESCO medieval town is steeped in history. The 17th century Land Gate and the Trg Ivana Pavla II main square, with the Romanesque St Lawrence’s Cathedral and 15th century clock tower and town hall, are just some of the top attractions.
Trojir
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The historical old town, spectacular hill views and stunning beaches are just part of the charm in the largest city in Dalmatia, with the well-preserved UNESCO site of Diocletian’s Palace, built for the Roman Emperor, a must visit.
Split
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From hiking uphill to the Mirabella or Starigrad fortresses, kayaking and rafting in the Cetina River, windsurfing or diving at the beach or trying bungee jumping and rock climbing, you won’t get bored in this action-filled port town.
Omiš
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This cosmopolitan seaside town is a hit among visitors of all interests, with hiking on Mount Biokovo for adventurers and a Franciscan monastery with a fossil-filled basement for history enthusiasts.
Makarska
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This small town on the south coast of the island of Brač is world famous for its award-winning Zlatni rat beach, which is regularly included in ‘top beaches in the world' lists. Top resorts, food and drink also await.
Bol (Brač)
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Known for its culture of masonry, this picturesque village in north Brač is filled with stunning white houses and paved roofs made with the local stone. Fill the days at beaches, coves, bike trails and trying the local lamb dishes.
Pučišća (Brač)
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Just off the coast of Hvar, this archipelago is a haven for beach lovers who want secluded coves and turquoise waters. Island hop using private boats, ferries or by kayak, and take in the pine-filled landscapes from the sea.
Pakleni Otoci (Hvar)
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This gorgeous island town is a must for every type of traveller. You’ll find Hollywood celebrities, mega yachts, beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife, as well as access to historical landmarks, lavender fields, family-run vineyards and world-class restaurants.
Grad Hvar (Hvar Town)
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On the sunnier, western side of the island, this Mediterranean village is peaceful, with unspoilt beaches and nature walks. Visit the fort, the Benedictine monastery, St. Mary Church and the fishing museum before feasting on the fresh seafood.
Komiža (Vis)
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Built around a 300-year-old castle, now a heritage hotel, the unspoilt settlement of Maslinica on the west of the island, is well worth a visit for its idyllic beaches, bike trails, diving, kayaking and port access to an archipelago of islets.
Maslinica (Šolta)
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