Holiday houses in Dalmatia & holiday apartments in Dalmatia

Splendid Adriatic holiday – in a holiday home in Dalmatia

Spend a vacation at Europe’s sun balcony at the Mediterranean Sea – Dalmatia provides for good weather, thousands kilometres of coast along the Adriatic Sea, countless cultural treasures and a vast choice of holiday accommodations. Most holiday apartments and houses in Dalmatia are situated at the sea or close to the coast. The diversity is quite impressive: Luxury villas are available with pool and sea view, exclusive houses in classic Dalmatian style, holiday apartments on beautiful islands and apartments in picturesque harbour setting. Holiday apartments and houses in Dalmatia will not only satisfy you in respect to comfort and location but also offer the space that one needs for a vacation whether for two people, an entire family or larger group.

Dalmatia offers dream beaches, cultural treasures and impressive nature

Dalmatia is the most southern part of Croatia. This delightful holiday region extends from Zadar in the north to Dubrovnik in the south. Between them lies a dramatic coastal landscape shaped by bays, cliffs and dream beaches with an array of hundreds of islands situated in front of it. Since the collapse of Yugoslavia this coast has been subject to modernisation and reconstruction in order to preserve the historical heritage of the antique period and other past eras creating a touristic offer which rivals those of other Mediterranean countries. Islands such as Hvar and Korcula, towns such as Zadar and Split have for many years been popular tourist destinations. Amongst other things holiday apartments and houses are so attractive and diverse in Dalmatia. Split is the largest as well as oldest town in Dalmatia and very much worth exploring on a day trip. Start your walk at the late antiquity Diocletian Palace and then stroll through the historical centre as well as along the promenades. Or alternatively go up to the Marjan Hill from where you are treated to a lovely view. Would you like a bit more culture? Then visit one of the large museums in the town. At the Makarska-Riviera south of Split many enticing beaches promise total relaxation. The impressive backdrop of the Biokovo Mountains makes this region a unique coastal strip as well as nature spectacle. In the south of Dalmatia you will find the Konavle Valley also known as “Dubrovnik’s Garden”. Here figs, olives, cypresses and vegetables flourish. Equally wine growing has a significant role to play in this extensive valley. In this fertile landscape lovely walks can be enjoyed whilst enjoying the peaceful setting.

This is the best way to travel to your holiday home in Dalmatia

The most Dalmatia visitors travel to the region by plane. From countless airports there are flights to Croatia. Generally most flights operate to Zagreb and the Dalmatian towns of Zadar, Split, Brac and Dubrovnik. There are also charter flights that go directly to Dalmatia. An alternative one can consider is going by car. Even though the journey by plane is far more comfortable and faster it can be quite convenient for a those renting a holiday tome in Dalmatia to have their own car with them – for trips in the magnificent region, for getting to the beach or going shopping at a market in the next town.

Neighbouring holiday regions Biokovo mountain range

• Split-Dalmatia County
• Ciovo
• Split and the surrounding area
• Omiš and the surrounding area
• Lake Peruća
• Central Dalmatia
• Kastela and surroundings
• Mosor
• Sinj and the surrounding area
• Dalmatian Zagora