Trips to Split-Dalmatia

Pine Trees Down to the Water's Edge

During your vacation in Dalmatia, you'll definitely want to grab your snorkel, put on your fins, and explore beneath the water's surface. The beaches in Dalmatia feature charming pebble beaches with smooth (and almost soft) stones. On the islands, you can also find great rocky shores. While there aren't sandy beaches like in some destinations, you'll often encounter sandy bottoms in the sea. If you're planning an excursion along the coast, remember to keep your swimwear handy—many of the most beautiful beaches are located right along the coastal road.

Charming Town Proximity

While on vacation in Croatia, it's almost a must to visit cities like Zadar, Sibenik, Trogir, Split, or Dubrovnik if you're in the area. All of them boast charming old town centers, bustling café and restaurant scenes, and surprisingly good shopping. No matter where you stay in Dalmatia, you always have the opportunity to go on wonderful boat trips.

Europe's Best Cuisine?

Have you tried boiled Swiss chard (known as blitva in Croatian) with potatoes, garlic, and plenty of olive oil? Take the opportunity to do so in southern Croatia. It doesn't get much better than this! Add freshly grilled fish, and you've got a meal your taste buds will remember. The best wines come from the Peljesac Peninsula, halfway between Split and Dubrovnik. Names like Posip, Dingac, or Postup can be found, whether in bottles or carafes. These, like most local wines, pair excellently with Dalmatian cuisine.

Your Ideal Vacation Accommodation

In Dalmatia, there's a wide range of accommodations. Whether you want a hotel, your own vacation house, or an apartment, you'll find everything you need and are sure to discover your perfect vacation spot.