Dalmatia

Region

The long, island-studded coast that most visitors come for. Dubrovnik's walled old town, Split's Diocletian's Palace and Zadar's sea organ are the city highlights, and the islands of Hvar, Brač, Korčula and Vis, the waterfalls of Krka and the Kornati archipelago fill the rest of the trip. June and September are best; July and August are crowded and hot.

Dalmatia Krka National ParkHvarKorčulaTrogir CathedralMljetPaklenicaNational Park KornatiBračVisŠoltaDugi OtokStadion PoljudLastovoŠibenik CathedralPašmanBiševoMurterOlibSalonaČiovoLopudPremudaSilbaBiokovoDrvenik VeliKaprijePalagružaIžKornatZadarSplitDubrovnikTrogirSea organDiocletian's PalaceOld City of DubrovnikChurch of St. DonatusHvarKorčulaKninMetkovićOmišSolinSinjBiograd na MoruVodiceSupetarStari GradNinImotskiBolSton

Dalmatia essentials

Country: Croatia
Driest months: Jun-Aug
Pay in: Euro (€)
Language: Croatian
Emergency: 192

Where to Go in Dalmatia

City Dubrovnik DubrovnikWalled Adriatic city of marble streets City Split SplitHistoric coastal city in Croatia City Zadar ZadarCroatian city on the Adriatic coast Island Hvar HvarDalmatian island with historic town and beaches Island Korčula KorčulaAdriatic island with fortified old town and vineyards Island Mljet MljetWooded Adriatic island with national park and lakes History Old City of Dubrovnik Old City of DubrovnikWalled medieval city with well-preserved historic architecture History Diocletian's Palace Diocletian's PalaceMassive Roman emperor's palace forming Split's old town History Salona SalonaAncient Roman city ruins near modern-day Split Nature Krka National Park Krka National ParkPark known for waterfalls and river canyon landscapes Nature Paklenica PaklenicaKarst national park popular for hiking and rock climbing Nature National Park Kornati National Park KornatiArchipelago national park of rugged islands and clear seas
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Dalmatia at a Glance

Local Time
12:44 AM
GMT+1
Population
808,410

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