Davor Krtalić - Dalmatinac

Zprostředkování obchodu a služeb 
460 14 Liberec - Česká Republika
IČO: 74465520

E- mail: dalmatinac@seznam.cz

Remember, Croatia has crystal clean sea, Mediterranean climate, sandy and stone beaches, and, of course, great cosine. Many people fell in love with Croatia, and they return here every year, just to feel warm sunshine, light wind in their hair, smell of pine - trees and song of birds. Here you have an opportunity to experience it by yourself.

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     MIDDLE DALMATIA AND ISLANDS    

Central Dalmatia belongs the coastal area from Primosten to the south of the Makarska Riviera to the town and the port of Ploce. The climate is Mediterranean with hot and dry summers and mild and rainy winters.
Middle Dalmatia is is quite developed in the terms of tourism, with a variety of activities, recreation and entertainment. Accommodation in Dalmatia is a rich and diverse private accommodation, apartments, rooms, hotels or camp sites. Like other regions in Croatia, the cuisine of Central Dalmatia has its own peculiarities in which there is a lot of seafood, while meat dishes are made somewhat differently than the inland due to the specific climate and richness of spices. All these delicacies can be tasted in restaurants and taverns in Dalmatia.

The islands are larger, among them there are bigger distances and are richer in vegetation. Because of the wide channes between the islands, the wind called maestral is stronger, so the waves are bigger. The largest islands are island of Brac, Hvar, Vis, the island of Solta, Ciovo, Drvenik Veliki and Drvenik Mali, and islands of Bisevo and Jabuka. The central Dalmatian islands are quite different among themselves.
The island of Solta is quiet and modest island situated opposite the city of Split.
The Island of Brac is the largest central Dalmatian island, and today one of the most developed islands in the Adriatic with many tourist centers like Bol, Supetar and Milna.
The island of Hvar is a well known tourist destination, and the largest places are of the town of Hvar, Stari Grad, Jelsa, Vrbovska and Sucuraj.
The island of Vis, with its many coves and untouched nature is more and more turning to the tourism, and the place of Komiza is one of the most popular fishing destinations in Dalmatia.
The Island of Bisevo stands out for its Blue Cave which is a unique natural phenomena.

In the Central Dalmatia are two sites under the UNESCO protection: the Diocletian Palace in Split and the old town of Trogir. Split is the center of the Split-Dalmatia County and as such a central tourist destination of the Central Dalmatia. North of the Split is located Trogir, a historical town with the best preserved historic old town, not only in the Adriatic, but also in the Central Europe. Trogir's medieval core, surrounded by the walls, comprises a well preserved castle and tower, and numerous buildings and palaces from the romanesque, gothic, renaissance and baroque periods.
All those who want an active holiday are in the right place: rafting on the Cetina river, free climbing, paragliding, scuba diving, sailing, sand volleyball, tennis, etc. In short, you can enjoy all the sports on land, water and air.

Weather

 Dalmatia - Airport Split

Croatia

Middle Dalmatia - Map