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Holiday in Southdalmatien- book by Italiavillas
On the islands off the south coast of Dalmatia there are many holiday homes. The largest island is Korkula, which has distinctive vegetation and mountain ranges. In southern Dalmatia is also the beautiful city of Dubrovnik, a very interesting city with many attractions including. large buildings such as fortresses, palaces, monasteries and churches. The area is definitely worth a visit.
MJET National Park
South of Dalmatia about 29 km northwest of Dubrovnik is the island of Mjet, it is 37 km long and its average width is 3 km. The island's national park amounts to approximately 5,375 hectares. The site was designated as a national park in 1960 in attempt to preserve the original ecosystem in the Adriatic Sea.
You would come to the island by ferry from Korcula, Hvar or Split to arrive at Pomena
If you want an active holiday there are the following options: Swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing and hiking in the lush forests. From the viewpoint of Montokoc and other peaks you have a beautiful view of the entire national park, Peljesac canal and the southern Adriatic Sea.
Sights: Mjet can tell stories about Odysseus and St.Paul. The vast area offers a richly varied landscape. Due to the vegetation, Mjet is called the green island. There are rocky shores,
By the middle of the 12th century Benedictines played a major role on the island. They built monasteries and a church. There were Benedictine monks who recovered taxes. At that time, the monasteries were the island's religious cultural and political center
During Napoleon, the monasteries were dissolved and at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, Austria tried to improve buildings and undertake nature care. Today, the population lives mainly in tourism, wine and olive cultivation.
Sights and attractions: panoramic views of the countryside, coast and sea. Saltsøer that occurred for approx. 10,000 years ago. Special plant species and several bird species. There are landscapes with caves . In a large lake is Saint Mary, where there is an ancient monastery and a church. The large lake forms an area of ??145 hectares and has a depth of 46 meters, where it is deepest
MJET National Park
South of Dalmatia about 29 km northwest of Dubrovnik is the island of Mjet, it is 37 km long and its average width is 3 km. The island's national park amounts to approximately 5,375 hectares. The site was designated as a national park in 1960 in attempt to preserve the original ecosystem in the Adriatic Sea.
You would come to the island by ferry from Korcula, Hvar or Split to arrive at Pomena
If you want an active holiday there are the following options: Swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing and hiking in the lush forests. From the viewpoint of Montokoc and other peaks you have a beautiful view of the entire national park, Peljesac canal and the southern Adriatic Sea.
Sights: Mjet can tell stories about Odysseus and St.Paul. The vast area offers a richly varied landscape. Due to the vegetation, Mjet is called the green island. There are rocky shores,
By the middle of the 12th century Benedictines played a major role on the island. They built monasteries and a church. There were Benedictine monks who recovered taxes. At that time, the monasteries were the island's religious cultural and political center
During Napoleon, the monasteries were dissolved and at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, Austria tried to improve buildings and undertake nature care. Today, the population lives mainly in tourism, wine and olive cultivation.
Sights and attractions: panoramic views of the countryside, coast and sea. Saltsøer that occurred for approx. 10,000 years ago. Special plant species and several bird species. There are landscapes with caves . In a large lake is Saint Mary, where there is an ancient monastery and a church. The large lake forms an area of ??145 hectares and has a depth of 46 meters, where it is deepest
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