Known as the land of a thousand islands, Croatia’s Dalmatia and Kvarner archipelagoes offer an abundance of coastal adventures — from exploring a little-known National Park to swimming in a cave ...

A true Dalmatian gem, ... located in the south of Croatia, is part of the Dalmatian archipelago and stretches for about 47 kilometres. ... olive trees, cypresses, ...

Mention Dalmatia, and Split and Dubrovnik usually spring to mind. But head to the northern stretch of this coastal Croatian region and you’ll find a road a little less traveled.

From the scenic Dalmatian coast to islands like Hvar and Vis, these are the best beaches in Croatia. ... an eight-room boutique hotel on an olive oil farm. Divna Beach, Dalmatia .

The Dalmatian Coast is Croatia's best beach location. Unlike the Amalfi Coast, Croatia's coastline offers beautiful, serene beaches where you can hear the waves crashing against the beach and ...

The southern coast of Dalmatia is classic Croatia. Between Split and Dubrovnik lie some of the most visited places in the country. But while tourists crowd the honeypot destinations, there are ...

Cruise tranquil seas, enjoy scenic landscapes and stop at picturesque villages along the way — Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast is ideal for easing first-time sailors into life on the water.

The islands off the Dalmatian coast showcase Croatia at its most vivid. They’re sunbaked and wild, perfumed by pine trees and herbs, silvered by olive trees and contoured by the grapevines ...