Central Dalmatia. Recreation and entertainment
Rating: 8,3/10 (2081 votes)  Beach ResortsThe beaches of Central Dalmatia are some of the best beaches in the Adriatic Sea. There are pebble and small-pebble beaches with convenient entry into the sea, which makes the local resort areas attractive for families. Coastal vegetation, which is dominated by pine trees, fills the sea air with ethers and makes it truly healing. The water in these places is characterized by a high iodine content. For a family vacation, it is preferable to choose pebble beaches. Special swimming shoes are required on the rocky coast. The beaches of Central Dalmatia are quite organized and clean. Sun beds and umbrellas are often rented by hotels. Entrance to all beaches is free. The main resorts of Central Dalmatia include: Baska Voda, Podgora, Brela, Makarska, Tucepi. Brela boasts magnificent pine forests and a pebble beach, as well as excellent local cuisine with an abundance of seafood dishes. Punta Rata Beach has been awarded the Blue Flag by UNESCO. Baska Voda is a small town located 75 kilometers from Split airport. There are clear sea and beautiful small pebble beaches. One of the oldest resorts in Dalmatia is Makarska, which is famous for its sports fields and clean pebble beaches. This place is perfect for beach, romantic and family holidays. Makarska is one of the most expensive and prestigious resorts in the region. On Tucepi there is a beautifully arranged sand and pebble beach, and the gentle entrance to the sea creates favorable conditions for family holidays. The local marina, protected from the winds by a dam, will be a godsend for yachtsmen. Podgora in addition to the sea coast and pebble beaches, it also has sources of natural healing mineral water. island of Brac is the famous pebble beach"Golden Cape", which changes its shape during the day under the influence of wind and waves.  Attractions and tourismThere are two national parks in Central Dalmatia Krka and Kornati, as well as the natural park - Biokovo. Kornati Park is an archipelago of 140 islands. Krka is a beautiful river with waterfalls, surrounded by lush vegetation and rich fauna. Most of the cities located on the Adriatic coast were founded in the medieval or antique period. SibenikSibenik was founded in 1066 by the Croatian king Petar Kresimir the Fourth. The city began to grow around the St Michael's Cathedral and over time has become a vibrant tourist destination. TrogirThe city of Trogir is located on an island connected to the mainland by bridges. The medieval city-museum has existed here for over 2000 years. Tragir is famous for its best stone carvers. The city often hosts concerts of classical music, as well as folk and fishing festivals. The territory of Tragir is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. SplitSplit is the largest port city, commercial and tourist center in Dalmatia. The history of the city is about 1700 years old, its historical center is on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The main attraction of the city is the Palace of the Roman Emperor, which was erected in 295. Over time, the palace turned into a fortress. Baska VodaBaska Voda is located 9 kilometers from Makarska, at the very foot of Mount Biokovo, where olive trees, vineyards and pines grow on its slopes. Once there was a fishing village, which eventually grew into a tourist town. Here is the Church of St. Lavro, made in the Baroque style and Church of St. Nicholas, dating from the 19th century. The city has bars, discos and restaurants, which make the city a very attractive place for youth, sports and beach recreation.  MakarskaThe city of Makarska is located in the very center of Central Dalmatia, at the very base of Mount Biokovo. The city is surrounded by the peninsulas of St. Peter and Osejava. Makarska is famous not only for its sports grounds and pebble beaches, but also for the atmosphere of the old town, where you can walk along quiet narrow streets, look into cafes and see a collection of shells. located in the museum at the Franciscan monastery. Also in the city is the Church of St. Mark and a large number of picturesque fountains. TucepiTucepi is located 95 kilometers south of Split, at the foot of Biokovo. Previously, there was a fishing village, which was more than 400 years old. One of the main attractions of the city is the Church of St. George, made in a beautiful Roman-Gothic style, which was built at the end 13th century. The city has many complexes for outdoor activities: five tennis courts, handball, volleyball and basketball courts, a sports center, where the football field is located. Brac IslandThe third largest island in the Adriatic is Brac Island. Brac is connected with the city of Split by ferry service. Rich olive groves, dense forests, vineyards, as well as cozy coves and wonderful pebble beaches attract tourists from all over the world every year. Theater festivals, folklore festivals and other events are held here every year . The main attractions of the city are Vidova Gora - the highest point on the island, Blaca Monastery, which is located in the rock. Hvar IslandHvar Island is one of the longest and sunniest islands in the Adriatic. There is a renaissance cathedral in the city. The original bell tower of the cathedral is rich in sacristy and old paintings by the masters of that time. On the main square of the city of Hvar, there is St. Stephen's Cathedral, built in the 16th century. The massive Arsenal building is located on the waterfront. In the 16th and 17th centuries, the building served as a dock for the repair of warships. We also recommend reading Teplice. Recreation and entertainment Topic: Central Dalmatia. Recreation and entertainment. |
