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It has everything you could ask for: a beautiful Old Town with great architecture and streets made for strolling, a sea front with two contemporary must-visit exhibits, beautiful beaches, and a lively vibe.
On a nice day, make your way to the waterfront just before sunset, to sit on the steps and hear the sounds of the famous Sea Organ as you watch a blazing Zadar sunset. Then walk over to the Salutation to the Sun, and wait for darkness to see it light up. Do a self-guided walking tour of beautiful Old Town Zadar, with its Roman ruins, many churches, squares with old wells, and atmospheric alleys.
Or join this highly rated guided walking tour to see the best of Zadar in an efficient manner. Make sure you browse the stalls in the morning for fresh fruit, cheeses and other yum snacks. Climb to the top of the bell tower of the Zadar Cathedral, to enjoy panoramic views over the rooftops of the old town, across to the new city, and the blue waters of the Adriatic Sea.
Zadar is the ideal place from which to explore the stunningly beautiful Kornati archipelago. Enjoy a full day boat trip to Kornati National Park , or a full day sailing trip to Kornati if wind conditions are right. The penthouse room in which we stayed is large, with solid furnishings and a roomy sitting area. The bathroom is luxuriously large and well-appointed, with skylights.
The bistro on the bottom floor features fabulous desserts and a great breakfast. Its pretty squares and medieval alleys are a joy to explore. If you enjoy architecture, you will find a lot to keep you engaged in the stone city! A blend of Renaissance and Gothic, the church features beautiful detail, especially at the entrances. Wander the streets and alleys of the historic center, to view other churches, lovely facades, and lively squares.
Although the town is hilly, with lots of steps, its alleys are worth exploring. The open air stage at the top hosts concerts. Take a trip to Krka National Park, just a few miles from Sibenik.
Here you will find Skradinski buk, a wide waterfall with a lovely blue-green plunge pool, and the picturesque Visovac Island, which houses an old monastery. A 15th century palace with a super convenient location, the hotel offers lovely rooms with exposed stone walls and pleasing furnishings. Pick a room on a higher floor with a view of the rooftops and the water! Read reviews on TripAdvisor Book a stay here. Walk through the town up to the Church of Saint George at the top of the hill.
The walk itself through the town is lovely. Admire the statue of Our Lady of Loretto at the top, and walk around the cemetery. From the grounds, you get fabulous views of the water.
Walk the waterfront, stopping to admire the statue of the fisherman and the cat, and take in the beautiful views of boats bobbing on the water. Spend some time at the beach, but make sure you have water shoes to protect your feet. The historic and very pretty town of Trogir definitely deserves a spot in your Croatia itinerary. The historical center is compact and it only takes a few hours to visit the major sights at leisure, and to enjoy the ambience of the waterfront and the streets of the town.
Walk the waterfront to take in the beautiful boats and the views across the water. Visit the stunning 14th century Kamerlengo Castle.
If you climb the walls, you can take in fabulous views of the harbor and the town rooftops. Admire the fabulous Saint Lawrence Cathedral, with its entrance flanked by two lion statues. Step inside to view the paintings, and then climb the bell tower for panoramic views over the rooftops of Trogir. Wander around the town to take in the splendid architecture: the Cipiko Palace, the Clock Tower, and the many other beautiful buildings in the historic center will wow you!
Or take a guided walking tour , to learn more about the history of Trogir! There are many beaches around Trogir as well, if you want to enjoy the sun and the water for a bit before you drive on to Split or Sibenik if you are doing this itinerary from south to north , where you will spend the night. The historical center of Split is very impressive, and unmissable if you are visiting Croatia. It also has a lively waterfront, a great dining scene, and hiking, biking, and water sports opportunities.
Climb to the top of the bell tower of the Split Cathedral for panoramic views over the city rooftops. The stairs are narrow and can be claustrophobic, so go early in the day to avoid crowds. Walk the cobblestone alleys of the historical center of Split, and relax with a drink at Narodni Trg, the main square. Strolling the town is especially lovely at night, once the lights come on.
Strolling the Riva the waterfront promenade is fun as well. Take in the views from Marjan Hill viewpoint, just a few minutes walk from the historic center. The Marjan Peninsula has several walking and biking trails. Join this highly rated guided walking tour of Split that also includes Marjan Hill! Housed in a 16th century palace, the hotel features elegantly furnished rooms, some with views of the Old Town. Historic, romantic, and luxurious… Judita Palace is perfect for that splurge on your Croatian holiday!
Paid parking is available at a public parking lot nearby, since the Old Town is a pedestrian zone. The hotel offers an electric cart service from the parking lot to the hotel at check-in and check-out.
Hvar is one of the best Croatian islands you can visit. Although you can overnight on Hvar, or even spend a few days exploring the island, a day trip to Hvar from Split by ferry is super convenient. On a day trip, you should spend your time in Old Town Hvar, where the catamaran docks. There are some steps at the start, but the rest is a gradual climb along a switchback path. The views of the rooftops and the Pakleni Islands from the fortress are spectacular.
Step inside to view the lovely paintings an d sculptures, and the gorgeous stained glass windows. Admire the graceful bell tower. Wander the narrow streets of the town to soak in the atmosphere and charm. Walk the waterfront: from the edges of the walkway, you can get great photos of the Old Town, and the water with boats bobbing up and down.
Prefer a guided tour? This full day tour takes you to five islands in the Adriatic Sea, including Hvar, and the extraordinary Blue Cave. If you decide to overnight in Hvar, consider the Adriana Hvar Spa Hotel , overlooking the bay and convenient to most sights. With contemporary furnishings, an upscale spa, and an excellent restaurant, this hotel is the perfect choice for your Hvar stay. Today you will visit Omis and Makarska, and spend the night in Makarska.
Omis has fewer accommodation options, so if you are planning to travel south to north, drive on to Split for the night, after you are done in Omis. Omis has a stunning location at the place where the gorgeous Cetina River meets the Adriatic Sea. Wander the streets of the old town, and admire the charming architecture.
Browse the quaint little shops or relax with a drink at one of the many cafes. Visit the Parish Church of Saint Michael, built in the 17th century, and the lovely square over which is presides. Hike to the top of the Fortress Mirabella…you can follow signs from the town.
There is a small entrance fee to go up to the top, and the steps and ladders! Walk the waterfront for stunning views of the Adriatic Sea. We visited on a bright beautiful day, and the views of the crystal clear water just blew us away. Insight Vacations. You might also like. October 5, September 27, September 13, Login to Insight Vacations. Login Lost Password?
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