Read about Split, Dubrovnik, omis Riviera, Makarska riviera and the beatiful dalmatian islands
Brela is the first tourist town on the Makarska Riviera when arriving from north. Brela has a population of about 1.900 people; 150 of them live in Gornja Brela, the upper part of the town which is si
Pisak is a small picturesque village on the Omis Riviera. The village, which is the last town on the Riviera is situated 18 km south of Omis. A picture like this above is often used by the tourist age
Brac is the largest island in Dalmatia, and with its peak Vidova Gora (778 m) is the highest island in the Adriatic. It is located opposite the city of Split and has very good ferry connections, espec
Vis Island, has some of the nicest beaches in Croatia, which includes several very nice sandy beaches. Prilovo city Beach City beach on a small peninsula extending for some hundred meters and is cover
Ruskamen (Lokva Rogoznica) is another small village on the Omis Riviera, the village is situated around 6 km south of Omis. The centre of Ruskamen is a large 3 star hotel complex “Sagitta” which h
Mimice is a very beautiful small village situated at the Omis Rivieara, app. 12 km from Omis. Mimice is divided into two parts: the original town is situated on the “land side” of the coastal road
Lokva Rogoznica is a small village situated 9 km south of Omis on the Omis Riviera, the village is know for its great beaches. Lokva Rogoznica is divided into two parts, the original town which is sit
Dubrovnik is definitely the most popular destination in Croatia, a city with a rich history which has a lot to offer to its visitors. Dubrovnik is a popular destination not only in summer but all year
Nemira is a small fisherman’s village, situated about 3 km from Omis, direction Makarska (south). Nemira is a quiet place suitable for those who like to spend a holiday relaxing by the Sea, the
