Dalmatia; The coast & Islands |
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Where to Go in Dalmatia
Baska Voda--a resort on the sea with beach, sun & shade Brela--A pretty old town and a string of the best beaches in Europe. Dubrovnik-- The one and only; it's sleek, chic and ready to greet. After walking the city walls, explore Lokrum, Cavtat and the Elaphiti Islands. Hvar Island--Mountainous and green, the island has Hvar Town and the delights of the Pakleni Islands just offshore. Korcula Island--Another Dalmatian island gem, rugged Korcula is known for its olive trees and ancient Korcula Town. Makarska--Ideal for the active traveller Makarska offers climbing and hiking on nearby Biokovo mountain. Mljet Island--Whether as a day trip or a de-stressing holiday, this luscious island is a must on any Dalmatian tour. Omis--Huddled under looming rocks this former pirate's lair is known for rafting and good beaches. Peljesac Peninsula--Wild and windswept with the beaches of Orebic and the historic towns of Ston and Mali Ston to visit Vis Island --Far-flung and underpopulated, this island makes a great escape. Central DalmatiaSibenik--A historic Dalmatian city with the St James cathedral, a World Heritage Site with a beautiful island archipelago. Split--There's always something interesting to do in this sprawling port, after you've explored Diocletian's Palace of course. Trogir--It's a medieval gem and another UNESCO World Heritage Site just a short distance from Split. Brac Island--Once quarried for its marble, Brac is now visited for its unusual Zlatni Rat beach and the pleasures of visiting Bol and Supetar. Primosten--Photogenic and a nice rest stop along the coast Vodice--A former fishing village, it now attracts a fair number of visitors.
Dugi Otok--One of Croatia's least developed islands, it's easy to find a calm spot. Pag--Stretching from the Kvarner to the Zadar region, this long, flat dry island is noted for its famous Pag Cheese, fine lace and commitment to local traditions. Zadar--A walled Adriatic town like Dubrovnik with Roman ruins and a wealth of architecture. Kornati Islands National Park--You'll need to arrange an excursion or use your own boat but the Kornati Islands are unforgettable. Getting to Dalmatia
The Split & Dalmatia County Tourist Office (tel 021-490 032) is at Prilaz brace Kaliterna 10/I, Split. |
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