Around Makarska

Posted by Makarska Yachting on February 14th, 2017

Makarska boot mieten is perfect location to visit some of oldest destinations in Dalmatia.

Split is not only a city museum but a palce full of lifet hat thrives among its historical layers.

A day in Split gives you a chance to find out more about the city, become a bit absorbed by its spirit and get to know the surrounding areas filled with natural and cultural heritage wonders.

Experience the city´s vivid streets and squares and consider planing your stay in accordance with scheduled events. There are numerous options for taking one-day excursions.

Trogir, another jewel on the UNESCO`s Cultural Heritage List, is just hour and a half drive from Makarska. Towns of Omiš and magnificent Solin with the ancientS alona archaeological site and remnants from Croatian medieval kingdom times, arealso closed to Makarska.

So is the town of Klis and its fortress which has become popular as one HBO`s Game of Thrones series` filming location.

The town of Šibenik, with its Jacob`s Cathedral, also a UNESCO Heritage Site, and Krka National Park, is also rather close to Makarska. However, to get to Croatia`s most beautiful national park – Plitvička jezera, you will have to travel a bit more. There are many other towns around Makarska rent a boat, such as Zadar, atownfrom the Antiguity period, which was Dalmatia`s capital for centuries. There are also beautiful towns inDalmatian hinterland, with recognisable gastronomy and cultural landmarks,such as Knin, Drniš, Imotski i Sinj. The latter is famous for its 300 years old Alka knight´s tournament.

Islands are another story altogether. The third UNESCO Heritage Site in Split-Dalmatian Country, the Stari Grad Plain on the Island of Hvar, can be easily reached by ferry from Split. The Island of Hvar also boasts other priceless heritage sites, excellent winning and dinning offer and rich nightlife. There is also Island of Brač famous for Zlatni Rat,themost beautiful beach on the Adriatic cost, and ancient quarries from which the stone used to build Diocletian` s Palace (located in Split) was excavated. Take a panoramic bus tour from Supetar to Bol with professional guide, including a stopn on Vidova Gora to enjoy brathtaking views and take photos. Discover inland of island Brač.

The Island of Vis, on the other hand, is famous for its wine, the most beautiful coves you can imagine Bluse Cave on the nearby Islend of Biševo.

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Island Šolta is only 9 nautical miles away from Split, with 8 ferry conections a day duringthe season betwen them – has become practically a suburb of Split. Visiting island is a jack pot. They have numerous family-run farms on th eisland, andthere you can learn art of making olive oil, domestic wine and domestic honey. Doesen` t a glass of domestic wine, drink in the same cellare it` s made, served with olive pate made with olivesformŠolta and anchovies ingolden, award - winning olive oil sound absolutely perfect?

Uninhabited rocky islet, at the entrance intoVela Luka bay, off the east coast of Island Korčula, with back to nature beaches.  You must not miss Dalmatia!

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