Croatia’s most popular destination

The islands in Dalmatia mix untamed Mediterranean beauty with long-standing traditions and natural tranquillity. Dotted with coastal old towns and timeworn inland villages, densely forested landscapes and captivating turquoise coves, the island landscapes are a treat for all who visit. From the sunniest island in the Adriatic to a celebrated list of UNESCO heritage, the islands in Dalmatia are the perfect playground for exploration.

Dubrovnik, the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a layered history and spellbinding beauty. Wander along its iconic stone walls, offering panoramic vistas of the Adriatic Sea. Explore the cobbled streets of the old town, where medieval treasures await around every corner. Marvel at the spectacular blend of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture, making Dubrovnik a remarkable destination for history and culture lovers alike.

With its pleasant Mediterranean climate, Dalmatia enjoys over 2700 hours of sunshine each year, making it one of Europe's sunniest regions. This abundance of sun rays invites visitors to explore its magnificent coastline, storybook old towns and crystal-clear waters. Whether you're lounging by the sea, hiking through its varied landscapes or indulging in local cuisine, Dalmatia's bright and sunny days are the perfect pairing for an ideal summer getaway.

The people of Dalmatia are warm, welcoming and proud of their heritage. With a deep connection to the land, many still harvest olives and grapes, continuing generations-old traditions of winemaking and olive oil production. Their way of life revolves around family, community and the rhythms of nature. Whether you’re sharing a meal or enjoying lively local festivals, the spirit of Dalmatia’s people adds a special charm to the region.