Destinations / Croatia / Split
Split, one of the most important cities in Dalmatia, offers not only fascinating historical monuments and picturesque streets, but also surrounding islands that are full of natural beauty. These islands attract visitors from all over the world. Here is a selection of some of the most beautiful ones that you won't want to miss.
The world-famous Zlatni Rat beach.
The island of Brac, located directly opposite Split, is an ideal destination for visitors looking for a relaxing getaway from the busy city life. Its location close to mainland Dalmatia makes Brac the perfect destination for those who want to experience a combination of natural beauty and tranquility, all within a short boat ride.
Brac is the largest island in central Dalmatia and is known mainly for its crystal clear beaches and the white limestone rock formation known as Zlatnik, located on the world famous Zlatni rat beach. This natural phenomenon, which regularly appears in many photographs promoting the Adriatic, is considered one of the most beautiful beaches on the entire Adriatic coast. Brac is not only ideal for sun worshippers and relaxation lovers, but also offers abundant opportunities for hiking and cycling, thanks to its varied terrains and fascinating views.
If you are looking for a place that combines a peaceful atmosphere with opportunities for active relaxation, Brac offers the ideal combination. The island is also known for its picturesque villages such as Supetar and Bol, where you can enjoy authentic Dalmatian culture and hospitality.
Panoramic view from the island of Hvar.
The island of Hvar, famous for its rich history, picturesque villages and beautiful beaches, is an ideal place for rest and relaxation. In addition to its peaceful surroundings, Hvar offers a lively nightlife and opportunities for active holidays, making it a popular destination for different types of visitors.
Its capital, also called Hvar, is considered one of the most beautiful towns in the Mediterranean area. Hvar has a rich history dating back to antiquity. The island was settled in prehistoric times and over the centuries, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines and Venetians have taken turns to inhabit the island, which has contributed to the extensive historical wealth that can be admired here.
Hvar is known for its beautiful beaches, crystal clear waters and breathtaking natural scenery. Among the most beautiful beaches are:
Don't miss the picturesque harbour town of Jelsa, located on the northern coast.
Picturesque beach in Komiza, island of Vis, Croatia.
The island of Vis, one of the most remote inhabited islands in the Adriatic Sea, is known for its unspoilt nature, rich history and authentic Mediterranean atmosphere. This island, which for many years was a military base and therefore inaccessible to tourists, offers visitors a unique experience and a glimpse into the past and present.
Vis is an island with a rich history and beautiful nature, which is not yet as massively visited as some other islands in the area. This means that you can find quiet beaches and an authentic Dalmatian island atmosphere. Vis is also known for its excellent gastronomy and Vugava wine, which is one of the oldest Croatian wine varieties and comes from Vis. If you visit here, be sure to visit the Lipanovic wine bar.
Vis is also known for its beautiful beaches, crystal clear sea and breathtaking natural landscape. The most beautiful beaches and natural areas include:
A bay on the island of Solta.
The island of Solta is an ideal stop for those looking for a quiet and secluded place during their cruise. With picturesque villages, olive groves and beautiful beaches, Solta offers an authentic view of Dalmatian life. This island is also a great place to take a short break to enjoy the peace and hospitality of the locals before you embark on the next part of your journey.
Solta is also known for its excellent cuisine and local produce. The island's restaurants and taverns offer fresh seafood, olive oil, honey and wine. Popular local specialties include:
View of the town of Korcula.
The island of Korcula, often referred to as "Little Dubrovnik", is one of the most picturesque and most visited islands in Croatia. Located in southern Dalmatia, between the islands of Hvar and Mljet, it is known for its rich history, monuments, breathtaking scenery, cultural heritage and beautiful beaches.
Korcula is famous for its beautiful beaches and clear sea, which attracts lovers of water sports and relaxing in the sun. Among the most beautiful beaches are:
Korcula and the other islands around Split offer a variety of natural beauty and historical sites to satisfy every visitor. Whether you are looking for adventure, relaxation on the beach or a glimpse of fascinating history and culture, the islands around Split have something special for you.
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