All Destinations (Dalmatia)
- Central Dalmatia
- Northern Dalmatia
- Southern Dalmatia
- Arbanija
- Basina
- Betina
- Biograd na Moru
- Bobovišća
- Bol
- Božava
- Bratuš
- Brgulje
- Brusje
- Crnja Luka
- Dobropoljana
- Donje Selo
- Drvenik Mali
- Drvenik Veliki
- Dubrovnik
- Gdinj
- Goveđari
- Guduće
- Jezera
- Kali
- Kaprije
- Koločep
- Komiža
- Kozarica
- Kraj
- Kravljacica
- Kukljica
- Lastovo
- Lovište
- Luka (Sali)
- Lukoran
- Mali Iž
- Maslinica
- Mastrinka
- Mavarstica
- Medvinjak
- Molat
- Molunat
- Muline
- Murter
- Nečujam
- Nin
- Okrug Donji
- Okrug Gornji
- Orebić
- Pakoštane
- Pasadur
- Pašman
- Polače
- Povlja
- Preko
- Priscapac
- Pučišća
- Ražanac
- Rogač
- Rukavac
- Sabunike
- Sali
- Saplunara
- Selca
- Šibenik
- Skrivena Luka
- Slatine
- Smokvica
- Sobra
- Soline
- Split
- Stobreč
- Stomorska
- Ston
- Sumartin
- Supetar
- Tisno
- Tkon
- Trogir
- Ubli
- Ugljan
- Vela Luka
- Veli Iž
- Vir
- Vis
- Vodice
- Vrsi
- Zaglav
- Zaklopatica
- Zapuntel
- Zaraće
- Zastražišće
- Ždrelac
- Žižanj
- Žrnovo
- Žrnovska Banja
Villas in Dalmatia and Apartments Dalmatia to rent
Dalmatia, Dalmacija in Croatian, is the historical southern region of Croatia on the eastern coast of the Adriatic sea. Although the area is coastal, it is mostly covered by the Dinaric Alps mountain range which runs from the north-west to the south-east of the region. The name may sound familiar and this is no coincidence, a well known breed of dog recieved its name from the Dalmatia region. Although relatively small, there is a wide range of activites to enjoy and numerous places to visit when holidaying in Dalmatia. Most Dalmatian villas are self-catering, which gives visitors the flexibitily to decide what they want to do and when they want to do it. Dalmatia activities include, among other things: climbing mountains, rafting, relaxing on the beach or mountain biking. There are also several small islands just off the coast of Dalmatia which are excellent places to visit, to undertake boating expeditions or for weekend stay. The islands of Lastovo, Mljet, Vis, and Korcula are some of the islands with an extensive range of Dalmatian holiday apartments.You have already seen Korcula and the other magical islands? Than it's time to discover new ones:
- Book a lovely Southwest Jutland accommodation and explore small islands and peninsulas
- Rent one of the Holiday Homes Corsica to visit an enchanting island
- Apartments in North Sea are adequate to discover the beautiful island Sylt
- Find your favourite Holiday Cottages Malta in the correspondent city of the lovely island
- Make a trip to Sicily and book Villas Sicily
Unspoiled nature, waterfalls and enchanting archipelagos – Dalmatia has a lot to offer
On the mainland, there are numerous medieval towns just waiting to be explored. The ancient city of Dubrovnik is one of the mot prominent tourist desinations on the Adriatic. It has a rich in history and a plethora of ancient monuments including some buildings that date back to the 1300s. The city of Zadar is also well worth a look. This district has been populated since prehistoric times and the earliest evidence of human life here comes from the Late Stone Age. This area also is home to four national parks, camping areas and watersporting centres that offer a wide variety of activities. Split, located in the central Dalmatia is steeped in Roman history. It was centred around the ancient Roman Palace of the Emperor Diocletian but despite the ancient architecture, Split is known as being the most modern cities in Dalmatia. Many Dalmatian villas are available in this area as well as in the outside cities.
Your Dalmatia holidays – It doesn't matter, where you stay, all places are beautiful
Some visitors choose the Dalmatia holiday apartments in Zaboric, close to Sibenik. Although a comparably smaller town, the crystal clear Ionian sea makes it the perfect place snorkeling, swimming and sunbathing. The area is also blessed with wonderful scenery and is the perfect place for families. Others, however, prefer Dalmatian villas in Jadrija, the home to many Croatian windsurfing competitions. Despite that, the area is surprising solitary, and great for those who want to take a quiet vacation. The Trogir Riviera is also enchanting, with early Croatian art and Roman ruins, the whole town of Trogir is reminiscent of a museum. If you like Trogir, you should visit Peloponnese in your next holidays. Also similar to the flair of Trogir are some regions located on the Coast of Lisbon. Close to Trogir is Okrug Donji on the island of Ciovo. This is a great place for families with children, the water is shallow, and many Dalmatian holiday apartments are available. Watersporting equipment is also available to rent.
