Things To Do in Dalmatian Coast and Islands

Makarska holidays are set against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Biokovo on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast. The town features a horseshoe-shaped bay fringed by palm trees and a 16th-century Franciscan monastery, located exactly halfway between the historic cities of Split and Dubrovnik.

Blue Flag beaches and best-in-class seafood are helping holidays to Baska Voda climb Croatia’s holiday hotspot ladder.

Hvar holidays land you in a Croatian hotspot with a jet‑set reputation and celebrity playground feel, where Venetian history meets chic beach clubs. Beyond the pretty harbour, the island’s known for its lavender fields and vineyards, plus those big 360-degree Adriatic views. And thanks to its proximity to Split, daytrips are a doddle – especially with direct flights to Hvar via Split from the UK.

Holidays to Trogir plant you in a small Croatian town with an island all to itself and beaches close by.

Holidays to Split take you to a vibrant spot where a crop of different cultures meet.

Holidays to Podgora are bursting with flavour, from the net-fresh catches of the day brought in by the local fishermen to the Italian-influenced eateries that line the quaint harbour front.

“A bustling seaside city, Sibenik is crammed full of beautiful historical sights and is surrounded by stunning natural scenery.”