The small Central Dalmatian town of Omis area has its own seaport and is located between town Split and Makarska, about 26 km. south-east of Split. The city lies at the mouth of river Cetina into the sea, being guarded by the keys of the river Cetina.
City of great beauty is situated on the river Cetina and has 15,800 inhabitants. Here, crystal clear water of the river flows into the sea formed river sand brought from the resort beach near Omis. From the north, the resort is protected by mountains and lies in the south sea.
Omis city's economy relies on agriculture, fishing, textile industry and the food processing, tourism.
Sibenik (Sibenico in Italian) is a city in the eastern part of Croatia, at the mouth of the river Krka in the Adriatic Sea. Canton is the capital of Sibenik-Knin. It has a majority ethnic-Croat, making up 94.02% of the population. The main church in town, St. James, is the 2000 UNESCO World Heritage list.
Unlike other cities along the Adriatic coast, which were founded by the Greeks, Illyrians and Romans, Sibenik was founded by Slavs. Excavations at castelulu Saint Michael, showed that the site was inhabited long before the actual arrival of the Croats.
Gradac is a tourist resort near Makarska, halfway between Split and Dubrovnik.
Makarska, a cute little town in Southern Dalmatia, located at the foot of the mountain valleys Biokovo wonderful, one of the cleanest cities in the Mediterranean sea, is an important tourist center on the Makarska Riviera, which stretches from Brelo to Gradac. Makarska Riviera beaches are long and sunny Riviera a very nice beach, with sea and sun on a summer Dalmatian Riviera transforms into a warm and memorable.
Activity on the beaches in July and August is very intense, but May, June and September are the quietest. Makarska is bordered by one of the most beautiful mountains, namely Mt Biokovo, a protected natural park and wild river Cetina canyon.
Baska Voda and Brela are the most popular tourist spots on the Makarska Riviera . Baska Voda and Brela are located 15 km away from Makarska in direction of Split.
Tučepi (pronounced [tǔtʃɛpi]) is a small town and municipality in the Split-Dalmatia County of Croatia. It is located on the Adriatic coast of Dalmatia known as Makarska riviera, about 5 km southeast of Makarska, population 1,763 (2001). It is a popular tourist destination thanks to its scenic coastline, its opportunities for sports and its excellent accommodation.
Split (Spalato called in Italian) is the largest and most important city in Dalmatia, and the second city in Croatia. The city was Venice, Venice dominated by the fourteenth century till 1797, and the historic old town and Diocletian's Palace are inscribed on the UNESCO world cultural heritage list.
As the foundation of Dubrovnik, Split and the foundation has a nice story, in which Latinos are residents of the great metropolis mix Adriatic Salona (today Solin, two steps away from Split), and greedy invaders, accompanied by the Slavs. Salona invaded in the early seventh century, Avar-Slav hordes laughed it off the face of the earth, so that the survivors took refuge in the former Palace of Diocletian, building houses, shops and churches from the Roman ruins of the palace and making Palace of the nucleus of the new city of Split.
Vodice is a town in the region of Sibenik-Knin, Croatia and the Adriatic Sea borders. At only 12 km northwest of Sibenik, Vodice is a former fishing village turned into a marina and tourist center.
Vodice historical center is small and picturesque, but the main activity takes place in port, which is crammed with restaurants and some souvenir boutiques.
There are some "beach", which are quite busy summer, but will take taxi boats to shore and Tijat insulelelor Logorun. From Vodice also can do a quick ferry ride to the islands than Prvić and Zlarin fermecataorele, where you can be absorbed satelelor quiet atmosphere of the island.
Baska Voda (pronounced [bâʃkaː vɔ̌da]; Italian: Porto Bestonio) is a municipality in Croatia in Split-Dalmatia County. It has a population of 2775 (2011 census), of which 96.2% are Croats.
It is located on the Adriatic coast of Dalmatia 10 km northwest of Makarska.
Rogoznica, a small Mediterranean tourist destination close to Primosten and 25 km south of Sibenik, located in a bay, a wonderful place to spend a wonderful holiday with friends and family.
Rogoznica is frequently visited by surfers because of the yacht port Marina striking, considered one of the most beautiful and safest places to anchor in this part of the Adriatic.
Being a small town in Dalmatia North End, this former fishing village is now a well known tourist destination while keeping their old fisherman crafts, visitors can buy fresh fish caught by fishermen and brought recently.
Primosten is a small port city located 30 km southeast of Sibenik. In the 16th century a bridge was built to connect the settlement on the island with the mainland. The name "Primosten" means "bridge." Surrounded by seven little islands, Primosten is a special gift from nature that leaves no one indifferent.
Primosten ranks among the most picturesque towns on the Adriatic, with many narrow streets, typical old Mediterranean city center. The old town is lined with cafes, bars and restaurants, whose cuisine will satisfy the most demanding tastes.
Podstrana is a small tourist resort situated 8 km From Split, between the river Zrnovnica and village Mutogras. From Podstrana you can have a wonderful view towards the sea and the island of Brac. Podstrana spreads for 6 km along the coast where you can find some great gravel and sandy beaches.
Podstrana has a very good tourist offer: wide offer of private Podstrana accommodation, apartments, villas, and a large number of family Podstrana hotels. Historic town of Split is very near, so guests can enjoy visiting exhibitions, museums, cultural monuments and night entertainment.
