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Omiš is the tourist centre of a 35 km long Riviera of outstanding beauty. Numerous monuments from its past are the witnesses of its history, long and glorious; besides these one can find nowadays an interesting and colourful market place, a large number of small restaurants, coffee shops, bistros, various shops including duty free ones and fashionable boutiques. All these will make your stay pleasant and fulfilled. Very good communications with the nearby Split and beautiful natural beaches of this part of the Riviera have enabled the development of tourist trade whose traces are to be seen even before the World War II. A number of small fishermen's villages along the Riviera ha... Read more

Okrug is situated on the west part of Island Ciovo. It consists of two traditional Dalmatian inhabited places Okrug Gornji and Okrug Donji. The island of Ciovo is connected to mainland by the bridge in ancient Trogir so it makes an entirety with a city. Okrug Gornji is the largest place on Ciovo. Okrug Gornji consists of several places: Saldun ( nearest to Trogir), Mavarcica bay, Businci, Milicevo, Pivetova glavica and old village. Okrug Gornji is on island or not? Okrug Gornji is situated on Ciovo which is an island connected by bridge with mainland.So basically it is island and mainland at the same time. You can go normally, without any payment, to mainland Trogir or to any ot... Read more

Okrug Donji, a tourist destination on the island of Ciovo that is connected to the town of Trogir by bridge, lies 40 km from Split and is, along with the whole area, known for its numerous bays and beautiful beaches, very popular with children due to their shallow waters. Okrug Donji is ideal for families looking for peace and quiet, while the town of Trogir nearby offers plenty of interesting events. Sports facilities can be found in the town of Trogir, while water sports equipment, for those who do not have their own, can be rented on the beaches of Ciovo. Read more

Mimice is a typical Mediterranean place with a mild climate, situated in the center of Adriatic, 11 kilometers south Omis. It is located between the mountain Dinara and the wonderful gravel beaches. The monuments from its past, that are found near the church in the old part of this place are the witnesses of its history (more than three centuries old). In Mimice you will have an opportunity to relax and enjoy far away from city crowds, traffic jams and noisy places. We offer you quiet bars and restaurants located on the beach, a tavern located in Mimice’s old part with Dalmatian ambiance and cuisine. Every evening you can taste freshly grilled fish caught by our own fisherman an... Read more

Krilo Jesenice is a small village located 20 km south from Split. The village has a restaurant, grocery store, post office, and children's play ground. While Krilo Jesenica is a small quiet village, its close visinity to the city of Split and town of Omis allows visitors to take advantage of the cultural and historical sites these larger places offer. Active holiday activities are also offered in the nearby area Read more

Accommodation in Dugi Rat, Croatia Choose from a wide range of quality Dugi Rat accommodation in all price ranges, all with detailed descriptions, photos and customer reviews. If you love the clean sea, incredible nature, domestic foods, then you have to come, see and experience Dugi Rat. All the apartments and houses in Dugi Rat have been checked out by ourselves and are known to be excellent accommodation in terms of value for money. Dugi Rat, Croatia is a village and port 6 km west of Omis. The main tourist attractions are its beautiful sand beaches, restaurants and taverns with local specialties, as well as walks by the sea. Use our Dugi Rat accommodation list to make reserv... Read more

A small place for a big vacation Žaborić is not a proclaimed tourist destination which makes it a perfect place for vacation. It is located in a bay surrounded by hills that protect it from the north winds and islands that protect it from the sea waves coming from the south. All the houses in Žaborić are facing the sea. The place is quiet and calm and almost without traffic. The name Žaborić derives from the word "behind the pine tree", actually the dense pine forest that was once here and of which only remains can be found now. At the top of the peninsula is a white Lounge bar, overlooking the island of sponge hunters and the old town of Krapanj. Quiet and uncrowded beaches alo... Read more

Zablaće is a settlement situated on the coast near the Holiday Resort "Solaris", and about 9 km from Šibenik. Zablaće was known for salt-pans in the Middle Ages, which is evident from the documents mentioning Zablaće and its salt-pans and the trade in salt. The settlement was burned down completely during Turkish invasions. The inhabitants of Zablaće rebuilt their settlement after the Turks had been expelled. They began to cultivate vineyards, to breed the cattle and to fish. Some of them became successful seamen, and in recent times they have been engaged in tourism. Zablaće is also known for the medical mud, for which it has been proved to be efficient in curing rheumatism. Ac... Read more

The town of Vodice is a tourist centre famous for its lively and various tourist offer and pleasant people. It is a coastal town located in a wide bay, 11 km northwest from the town of Šibenik, the centre of Šibenik-knin County. The town of Vodice numbers 10,000 inhabitants, and is considered an ideal place for vacation where everyone can find something that they will enjoy. Croatia is a Central European country located on the Adriatic coast. It stretches, in the shape of an arch, from the River Danube in the northeast, through Istria in the west to Boka Kotorska in the south. Croatia is located at the crossroads of Central Europe and the Mediterranean. Many important internatio... Read more

TRIBUNJ a town and harbour on a small peninsula, 4 km west of Vodice. It still has an original scenery of an old Dalmatian town, the clean sea - according to records, probably the cleanest sea on the Adriatic. Tribunj is situated on the local branching road leading from the main road (M2, E65). The original settlement developed on the island in the 16th century. It was established by the refugees from the neighbouring settlements on the mainland. Fragments of the defence wall dating to the period of Venetian rule can still be seen. The old town Jurjevgrad contains the ruins of the mediaeval fortress and the church of St. Nicholas from 1452. Another mediaeval church is located on... Read more