Dalmatia|Makarska
Villa M
- Villa 150 m2
- Land 4500 m2
- People (opt.) 4
- People (max.) 6
- Bedrooms 2
- Bathrooms 2
Dalmatia|Makarska
Dalmatia|Zemunik Gornji
Dalmatia|Zastražišće (Hvar)
Dalmatia|Pučišća (Brač)
33% discount on all reservations from 03.07. until 22.09.2023, 15% discount on all reservations from 23.09.-30.09.2023, 26% discount on all reservations from 01.10.-31.10.2023. and 10% discount on all reservations from 01.11.-31.12.2023. and 10% discount on all reservations in 2024 that are valid until February 1, 2024.
Dalmatia|Supetar (Brač)
Dalmatia|Ložišća (Brač)
5% discount on all reservations from September 13, 2023 to December 31, 2024.
Dalmatia|Marušići
Dalmatia|Marušići
Dalmatia|Marušići
Dalmatia|Betina
Dalmatia|Trogir
Dalmatia|Škrip (Brač)
Dalmatia|Škrip (Brač)
20% discount on all reservations from 01.09.-30.09.2023.
Dalmatia|Rogoznica
Dalmatia|Dvornica
Dalmatia|Zagvozd
Dalmatia|Seget Vranjica
Dalmatia|Barotul
Dalmatia|Petrčane
Dalmatia|Petrčane
Dalmatia|Petrčane
Dalmatia|Petrčane
Dalmatia|Petrčane
Dalmatia|Lumbarda
Dalmatia|Jasenice
16%-23% discount for all periods until October 31, 2023.
Dalmatia|Jesenice
10% popusta na sve rezervacije za period do 31.10.2023
Dalmatia|Dubravice
33% discount on all reservations from 01.09.-24.09.2023, 13% discount on all reservations from 25.09.-31.10.2023, 7% discount on all reservations from 01.11.-15.11.2023.
Dalmatia|Podstrana
Dalmatia|Žaborić
15% discount on all reservations for all months in 2023
Dalmatia|Ugljan
Dalmatia|Pisak
Dalmatia|Vrsine
Dalmatia|Rogač (Šolta)
Dalmatia|Sumartin (Brač)
Dalmatia|Kanica
Dalmatia|Stari Grad
Dalmatia|Ražanj
Dalmatia|Sumartin (Brač)
Dalmatia|Pučišća (Brač)
Dalmatia|Milna
Dalmatia|Split
Dalmatia|Župa
Dalmatia|Supetar (Brač)
Dalmatia|Milna (Brač)
Dalmatia|Rogoznica
Dalmatia|Podstrana
Dalmatia|Sumartin (Brač)
Dalmatia|Sumartin (Brač)
Dalmatia|Župa
Dalmatia|Baška Voda
Dalmatia|Milna (Brač)
Dalmatia|Sumartin (Brač)
Dalmatia|Župa
Dalmatia|Rogoznica
Dalmatia|Hvar
Dalmatia|Podstrana
Dalmatia|Podstrana
Dalmatia|Hvar
Dalmatia|Privlaka
Dalmatia|Žrnovo
Dalmatia|Donji Seget
Dalmatia|Slatine
5%-50% discount on all reservations in the period from 19.06.-24.06.2023., 04.07.-15.07.2023., 16.07.-30.08.2023., 01.09.-30.09.2023.
Dalmatia|Pitve
13% - 39% on reservations in the period from 20.06.-27.06.2023, 01.07.-15.07.2023, 01.09.-30.09.2023.
Dalmatia|Pitve
26%-43% on all reservations in the period from 16.06.-30.06.2023, 01.09.-30.09.2023.
Dalmatia|Pitve
Dalmatia|Kreševo
Dalmatia|Vir
Dalmatia|Vir
Dalmatia|Nerežišća
Dalmatia|Vodice
Dalmatia|Makarska
Dalmatia|Makarska
Dalmatia|Makarska
Dalmatia|Vir
Dalmatia|Vir
Dalmatia|Pašman
Dalmatia|Pašman
Dalmatia|Pašman
Dalmatia|Pašman
15% discount on all reservations until 21.07.2023, 35% discount on all reservations from 22.07.-29.07.2023, 15% discount on all reservations from 30.07.-25.08.2023, 22% discount on all reservations from 26.08. .-31.08.2023, 24% discount from 01.09.-30.09.2023. and 37% discount on all reservations from 01.10.-30.11.2023.
Dalmatia|Marina
Dalmatia|Split
Dalmatia|Makarska
Dalmatia|Makarska
Dalmatia|Makarska
Dalmatia|Trogir
Dalmatia|Murter
Dalmatia|Supetar (Brač)
Dalmatia|Sinj
Dalmatia|Split
Dalmatia|Šestanovac
Dalmatia|Blato (Korčula)
15% discount on all reservations in the period from 01.06.-17.06.2023, 15% discount on reservations from 19.07.-23.07.2023. and 23% discount on all reservations from 09.09.-29.09.2023.
Dalmatia|Podstrana
50% on all reservations from 13.09.-30.09.2023. and 30% on all reservations from 01.10.-22.12.2023.
Dalmatia|Novalja
20% discount on all reservations from 01.08.-25.08.2023, 32% on all reservations from 26.08.-01.09. 2023 and 30% on all reservations from 02.09.-30.09.2023.
Dalmatia|Primošten
Dalmatia|Hvar
Dalmatia|Hvar
Dalmatia|Hvar
Dalmatia|Novalja
16% discount on all reservations from 19.09.-29.09.2023. and 13% discount on all reservations from 30.09.-21.10.2023.
Dalmatia|Brela
Dalmatia|Vrboska (Hvar)
Dalmatia|Primošten
Dalmatia|Hvar
Dalmatia|Makarska
Dalmatia|Vinišće
Dalmatia|Vinišće
20% discount on all free dates from 20.07.-30.09.2023.
Dalmatia|Imotski
20% discount on all free dates from 20.07.-30.09.2023.
Dalmatia|Imotski
20% discount on all free dates from 20.07.-30.09.2023.
Dalmatia|Brela
Dalmatia|Split
Dalmatia|Primošten
Dalmatia|Primošten
Dalmatia|Primošten
Dalmatia|Primošten
Dalmatia|Primošten
Dalmatia|Primošten
Dalmatia|Bol (Brač)
Dalmatia|Malo Grablje (Hvar)
Dalmatia|Vinišće
Dalmatia|Solin
Dalmatia|Hvar
20% popusta na sve rezervacije from 12.09.-31.10.2023.
Dalmatia|Jasenice
Dalmatia|Korčula
Dalmatia|Zagvozd
Dalmatia|Lovorje
Dalmatia|Vinjerac
Dalmatia is the southernmost Croatian region known for its rich history and numerous beauties. Crystal clear sea, almost untouched nature and rich cultural heritage are just some of the reasons why thousands of tourists visit this region, also known as the heart of the Adriatic Sea, every year.
The story of how Dalmatia got its name dates back to the time of the ancient Illyrian tribe Delmati.
Natural beauty in Dalmatia is available at every corner. Mediterranean vegetation, magnificent bays, sandy and pebble beaches will captivate every visitor. If you want to explore the cultural and historical sights of Dalmatia in addition to a beach holiday, you will be equally delighted by the contents of northern, central and southern Dalmatia.
Back in 305 AD, the then most powerful man in the world, Emperor Diocletian, chose Split as the location to build his palace.
Diocletian's Palace today, hundreds of years later, takes you right back to that past time. Walk in his footsteps through the legacy that makes up almost the entire old town. Explore the Palace Cellars, which represent one of the best-preserved ancient complexes of its kind in the world. Stop for a moment and breathe in the atmosphere of the Peristyle and admire the monumental imperial grand meeting hall, the Vestibule.
Diocletian's Palace in Split is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List and is one of the best-preserved Roman buildings that will surely enchante you!
Did you know that the famous director Alfred Hitchcock said that he experienced the most beautiful sunset in Zadar? In addition to its romantic sunsets, this city at the foot of Velebit will enchant you with its rich history and cultural heritage, but also with delightful sounds!
While walking along the sea, be sure to stop and enjoy the song created by the Sea Organ, a seventy-meter-long musical instrument that uses the waves of the Adriatic Sea for its melody!
After you've danced to the rhythm of the sea, greet the day with the Greeting to the Sun. It is a solar panel in the shape of a circle that absorbs sunlight during the day and produces incredible light effects in the evening.
If you are thinking about where to go on a trip in Dalmatia, and you are in Zadar, visit one of the four national parks located nearby.
Narrow stone streets, a Mediterranean atmosphere and cultural and historical sights make Šibenik one of the most desirable destinations in Dalmatia. It is a little known fact that Šibenik was the first city in the world to introduce street lighting!
Sights in Šibenik await you right at the entrance to the city. There you will come across the symbol of the city - the Fortress of St. Nicholas. Don't miss seeing one of the architectural masterpieces of the early Middle Ages, the Cathedral of St. Jacob. If you happen to be in this charming town during the summer, you will have the opportunity to enjoy one of the many festivals.
With a generally rich gastronomic offer, the answer to the question of where to eat in Šibenik is even clearer since 2018, when the Pelegrini restaurant received its first Michelin star.
In the area between Split and Dubrovnik, at the foot of the Biokovo mountain and nature park, lies the sixty-kilometer-long Makarska Riviera. The Dalmatian Coast of Azure, as they call it, rightfully bears that name. Because of its unique combination of sea, sun, Mediterranean charm and mountains, it has become a synonym for holidays in Croatia.
Regardless of whether you are stationed in Makarska or one of the smaller, equally charming places like Brela, explore the mountain and nature park Biokovo. In addition to enjoying the beautiful nature, you will have the opportunity to experience some of the most beautiful views in the world! If you are brave enough, discover the Skywalk – a walkway under whose glass bottom is hidden a 300-meter-long chasm, and from where the view reaches as far as Cape Monte Gargano in Italy!
The Dalmatian islands are certainly among the most beautiful places on the Adriatic.
The enchanting beauty of the island won't leave anyone indifferent! Brač, Hvar, Vis and Korčula are ideal destinations starting from Split. In just a few hours you can enjoy the sounds, smells and pristine beaches of the island.
Explore the hidden coves and mysterious caves of Vis or find out why Hvar is the sunniest island. For sunbathing, choose one of the world's most famous beaches, Zlatni Rat on the island of Brač. Instead of classic accommodation, rent the Korkyra lighthouse near the island of Korčula.
The Adriatic islands bring a special atmosphere, as everyone who has visited them at least once has confirmed. Discover for yourself the magic of the island, where rest for the soul and body is guaranteed!
Dalmatian cuisine is typical Mediterranean, and many nutritionists and experts place this cuisine at the very top of a healthy diet. If we were to describe the Dalmatian menu in just a few words, we would pick olive oil, Mediterranean spices, fish and vegetables. Doesn't that sound delicious?
Traditional Dalmatian dishes must be on your menu during your stay in this region! Food is usually cooked for a short time, on the griddle or under the „Peka“ (under a baking pan covered with hot coal and ashes), and the simplest dishes, such as fish on the griddle with olive oil, can easily become one of the most delicious meals you've tried.
Poljički soparnik is an autochthonous dish of Dalmatian Zagora, once the Republic of Poljice, and it has been prepared since the time of the Turks. Although chopped Swiss chard and garlic between a thin layer of dough may seem like a simple recipe at first, soparnik essentially represents a true tradition on a plate!
Soparnik is on the UNESCO list of protected intangible heritage. Traveling through Dalmatia will surely lead you to this traditional dish – you should definitely try it!
The original Dalmatian pašticada is a true pearl of Croatian gastronomy. This dish creates flavors that exude authentic old Dalmatia. It is most often prepared from beef or beef fricando. The meat is marinated for a long time with various spices in wine, and is most often served with homemade gnocchi.
Although the method of preparation differs from household to household, they all have one thing in common; this queen of Dalmatian cuisine is served at all festive holiday lunches and weddings in Dalmatia.
Brudet, brodet or brujet is a traditional fish dish and an essential meal for every Dalmatian household. Although spread throughout the Mediterranean, those who have tried it will agree that it is the Dalmatian brudet that leads the way in taste!
Traditional brudet is a light dish that is usually prepared from eel, monkfish and grouper. It goes well with a glass of local wine on a sultry summer night.