ADRIATIC SEA, BEAUTIFUL & CLEAN

The Croatian coast on the east side of the Adriatic Sea is defined by the coastal section of the Istrian Riviera in the north, the Kvarner Bay in central Croatia and the Makarska Riviera, a tourist highlight, in Split-Dalmatia.

The Croatian coast, which is generally karstic and known for its crystal-clear sea water, lies in a warm temperate climate zone. Off the indented coast, with its numerous romantic bays, there are more than 1,000 islands, of which only 67 are inhabited. The most popular vacation islands along the coast are Brijuni, Krk, Cres, Losinj, Rab, Pag, Dugi Otok, Kornati, Brac, Hvar, Korcula and Mljet. Cres is the largest island and slightly larger than Krk.

MAKARSKA RIVIERA BEACHES

ENJOY YOUR CROATIAN SUMMER

The Makarska Riviera, with its long pebble and sandy beaches and many hours of sunshine, is a true paradise for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation. Besides the biggest city of Makarska, small tourist resorts like Brela, Baska Voda, Igrane and Tucepi are favourites in the Riviera, especially for families with children and anyone looking for a place under the summer sun. Whether you want to snorkel, dive, enjoy an exciting jet ski tour or just relax on the beach, there is something for everyone here.

The beautiful pebble beach Punta Rata near Brela has been repeatedly honored with various awards, including international ones. Its high water quality, safety and environmental standards make your vacation a relaxed and unforgettable experience.

WHAT TO DO AND TO SEE IN MAKARSKA

In the atmospheric old town of Makarska, with its winding alleyways, you can experience cultural and artistic performances and entertainment all year round. The program is rich and appeals to every age group. At night, the numerous restaurants, cafés, discos and nightclubs attract mainly young and restless people.

Outdoor enthusiasts in turn, enjoy the idyllic hiking trails along the coast or the beauty of the nearby Biokovo Nature Park. Extreme athletics compete in rock climbing, mountain biking, rafting, parasiling or surfing.

A certainly unforgettable experience for all Makarska guests is the trip to the dizzying “Skywalk Biokovo”, an overhanging glass viewing platform on the Ravna Vlaska Pass at a height of 1,228 meters.

This fashionable seaside resort is located at a crossroads of mainland and sea routes and is therefore also the optimal starting point for day trips by ferry to the offshore islands of Brac, Hvar or Korcula.

MAKARSKA'S GASTRONOMY

In almost every traditional Dalmatian restaurant, “Konoba” in Croatian, on the Makarska Riviera, you will find typical regional delicacies. In the dish “Peka”, for example, meat or fish is carefully layered together with vegetables and potatoes in a fire pan and cooked to perfection using the slow-cooking method.

Fried or roasted squid and grilled quality fish from the Adriatic such as sea bream, snapper, sea bass, amberjack, grouper, etc. are also very popular. The local chefs are true masters in preparing fresh fish on the grill, which is usually served with boiled potatoes and mangold.

ADRIATIC SEA, BEAUTIFUL & CLEAN

MAKARSKA RIVIERA BEACHES

ENJOY YOUR CROATIAN SUMMER

WHAT TO DO AND TO SEE IN MAKARSKA

MAKARSKA'S GASTRONOMY

THE NEARBY SURROUNDINGS (way distance)

address

Send us an email

call us