Split and Dalmatian Coast

Split and Dalmatian Coast holidays

Magical national parks, heaps of history, incredible cuisine and vibrant seafront resorts make Split and its surroundings the treasure of the Dalmatian Coast. Its terracotta-topped namesake city is a belter, where you can mix serious history hunting with bar hopping right in the heart of Croatia. Further down the coast, sleepy towns wow with their pebbly shores and crystal-clear waters. Did we mention the incredible islands? Hvar's a glitzy spot, with marble streets, chic bars and trendy beach clubs. Meanwhile, picturesque Brač is a cyclist’s fave that also touts one of the country's best beaches, epic Zlatni Rat.

Split and Dalmatian Coast resorts

Gava Waterman Milna Resort

Brac Island (Milna), Split and Dalmatian Coast

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Based on 688 reviews

Stunning location and views
Spacious, contemporary suites
Certified Sustainable Hotel
All Inclusive
Great pool area

Hotel Milna Osam

Brac Island (Milna), Split and Dalmatian Coast

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Based on 184 reviews

Adults only
Elegant boutique style
Stunning seafront location
Relaxing atmosphere
Excellent restaurant

Bluesun Hotel Neptun

Tucepi, Split and Dalmatian Coast

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Based on 604 reviews

Close to a pebble beach
Fantastic pool area
Family rooms available
Excellent sports facilities
All Inclusive

Amadria Park Apartments Trogir

Seget Vranjica, Split and Dalmatian Coast

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Based on 379 reviews

Beautiful seafront location
Outdoor Pool
Range of facilities
Comfortable accommodation
Great for all ages

Hotel Amfora Grand Beach Resort

Hvar Island, Split and Dalmatian Coast

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Based on 3080 reviews

Stylish pool scene
On-site beach club
Views for days...

Hotel Plaza Duce

Omis, Split and Dalmatian Coast

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Based on 780 reviews

Breathtaking views
Ultra modern design
Close to the beach
Perfect for relaxing
Sea View rooms available

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Language

Croatian

Currency

Euro (€)

Time difference

+1hr

Local beer

£2.80

Meal for two

£51.30

Average flight time

3hrs

A spectacular setting

Holidays to the Dalmatian Coast offer up unique, dramatic scenery. Rocky mountains and pine-clad hills tumble down towards crystal-clear waters around the Split Area. The Krka River runs through the vibrant lime greens and turquoises of the National Park. You might even spot brown trout, ospreys and golden eagles.

Brilliant beaches

Some of the best beaches in Croatia can be found along the region’s shores, Zlatni Rat included. The soft white shingle down the Makarska Riviera is a particularly sought-after stretch, and there are plenty of tucked-away coves waiting to be uncovered on the nearby islands. Make some time to totally chill out.

A Split city

Split itself gives you the perfect balance of dazzling historic treasures and colourful cosmopolitan life. It’s Croatia’s second-largest city after Zagreb and simply teeming with authentic waterfront restaurants, ancient alleyways, bustling markets and old sights. There’s both a small-town feel and echoes of a bigger modern hub which makes it fab for families too, and it's easy to reach by bus.

Sibenik

Terracotta tiles, lush green treetops and ancient walls paint a pretty picture in this seaside city with its Venetian flavour.

Makarska

Combining beach, city and countryside in one cosmopolitan yet history-steeped retreat, Makarska is the perfect base for Dalmatian exploration.

Split Old Town

Fall in love with Split’s epic Old Town. As soon as you venture into the winding streets you’ll find all kinds of charming features to discover, including the UNESCO-branded Diocletian’s Palace and several intriguing museums.

Hvar Island

Enjoy sunbathing, sailing, exploring the medieval town of Hvar, partying all night long or just strolling along the waterfront promenade, soaking up the charming atmosphere.

Tucepi

Verdant vineyards, pretty gardens and pebbly beaches welcome you in Tučepi. Past the lapping blue waves, you’ve got intricate Baroque buildings and quaint eateries serving up tasty local delicacies.

Split Podstrana

Gorgeous beaches draw in the crowds, but you won’t struggle for space in the sun here.

Brac Island (Milna)

This dainty fishing village throws its arms open to families and couples alike. It's small in size, but big on Dalmatian charm and Mediterranean flair, so prepare to be wowed.

Brac Island Supetar

The capital of this glorious island, Supetar, is big on rustic charm and pushes the beachfront appeal. Famed for its landscape painted with olive trees and hills, you’ll stumble across a low-key café culture, various galleries and a range of restaurants. It’s conveniently close to Split by ferry, too.

Baska Voda

The great outdoors is calling your name! This serene seaside packs in hiking routes and beachfront spots for totally lazing around by the calm waters.

Podgora

Pebbled beaches, a pine-fringed promenade and Italian-inspired pizzerias – Podgora's got it all.

Cruise (Split)

Step aboard an island-hopping cruise from Split and enjoy a week-long adventure on the Adriatic.

Seget Vranjica

Beat the bustling and jostling, and reserve yourself a slice of seaside relaxation right here in Seget Vranjica.

Beaches

Around these parts, you’ve got plenty of strong contenders for Croatia’s most beautiful stretch of shore. International yachts are moored along certain coastal spots, while there are brilliant beaches with shallow swells for families. Whether it’s pebbles or sand, you’ll certainly find a place to lay down a towel.

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Sights

History waits around every corner in Split’s Old Town, centred on the ancient palace. You’ll find more Roman ruins further along, plus incredible Renaissance features like striking cathedrals and picturesque main squares. Don’t miss these other architectural treasures, but museums and galleries should rank fairly high on your priorities.

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Roman Forum

Split and Dalmatian Coast

All over the city, ancient Roman ruins appear in odd places. Nowhere is this more striking than the site of the old forum. It used to be the centre of religious and civic life and there are old Roman columns...

Trogir Old Town

Trogir, Split and Dalmatian Coast

The old quarter of the town is UNESCO-listed and popular with tourists in peak season. Apart from the cathedral, palaces, and museums, you’ll find the town’s history spread through the streets in old plazas and...

Activities

A spot of island hopping is ideal if you’ve got the time. Brač is the closest – Supetar on its northern shore is a former fishing village with pretty pebble beaches, while Bol is a top windsurfing spot. Hvar Island is a famous celebrity haunt but popular with families, too.

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Krka National Park

Sibenik, Split and Dalmatian Coast

A magical mix of waterfalls, gorges and canyons, all set against a lush green backdrop, this national park is a must. But it's not just the natural wonders that are worth a look – take a boat to the tiny...

Hike in Biokovo Nature Park

Makarska, Split and Dalmatian Coast

Makarska’s a hiker’s haven with its wonderful walking routes and magnificent mountain trails. It’s home to Dalmatia’s highest mountain, Biokovo, which stands at an incredible 1,762m and is a protected national...

Eating and drinking

With the Adriatic Sea on the doorstep, it’s no surprise that fresh seafood is one of the region’s strongest suits. The fried squid and fish stews are particularly tasty. If you’re big on eating meat, the pašticada is a must-try – you’ll find this beef dish in various eateries.

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Admiral Restaurant

Sibenik, Split and Dalmatian Coast

Grab breakfast, lunch or dinner at this bustling family-friendly eatery which serves some of the best seafood around. The octopus salad and chicken with walnut sauce are crowd-pleasers, or if you're after a...

Cafés at Channel Harbour

Sibenik, Split and Dalmatian Coast

Where better to enjoy a tasty meal than overlooking the Channel Harbour? Most of the cafes and restaurants serve the seafood Šibenik has become famous for. Keep your eyes peeled for specialities like double...

Shopping

Red coral is readily available along the Croatian coast, and you can buy beautiful jewellery at stalls and shops all over the region. If food’s your thing, make a beeline for Split’s daily market, where you can snap up everything from olive oil to local brandy at bargain prices.

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Local markets

Brac Island Bol, Split and Dalmatian Coast

For a true taste of the Adriatic region, head to Bol's popular local markets. The stalls found in the historic area known as the King's Stairs are well worth a visit, offering fresh fruit and vegetables among...

Nadalina

Split Old Town, Split and Dalmatian Coast

Containing 70 per cent cocoa solids with a unique range of Dalmatian flavours, Nadalina chocolate bars are one of the most popular souvenirs of Croatia. Choose from flavours like lavender, cinnamon, dried fig...

Nightlife

Nights out in Split usually start in the stylish bars in the Old Town. Some of these are coffee shops by day but crank up the music when the after-dark scene awakens. From about midnight onwards, the crowds drift towards Bacvice with its waterfront nightclubs and buzzing beach parties. But be on the lookout for festivals too, they’re big round these parts.

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