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Rent a house in Makarska
The charming resort town of Makarska is located in the Dalmatian region south of the city of Split. The beautiful holiday resort of the Riviera is a well-known and popular holiday destination
The romantic street that winds its way through the center, with magnificent buildings, museums and sacred buildings to the delight of visitors.
The Biokovo Mountains rise high above the city and form a beautiful backdrop
Some of Dalmatia's most beautiful beaches are offered to bathers
In the evening there are many opportunities for a nice end to the day, you can enjoy a dinner with local specialties, enjoy a glass of wine, and later take a walk along the promenade
beaches:
Beach Centralna Plaza. A 1.5 km long pebble beach
Beach Buba. Atmosphere and music. The beach especially attracts young people
Nugal Beach: located 2 km south of Makarska
Beach Mala Duba Ziogosce: Family-friendly beach
Attractions:
St. St. Mark's Church from 1776
in southeastern Makarska is a Franciscan monastery where you can see the library and a painting collection
The pilgrim village of Vepric:
Located at an altitude of 500 meters above Makarska near the viewpoint Kuk. Vepric is a city visited by many pilgrims, it was founded in 1908 by Bishop Dr. Caric
Biokovo Nature Park: located in the mountains behind the city at an altitude of 1,650 meters. The area was declared a nature park in 1908. It is a paradise for nature lovers and hikers
Park and church on the peninsula Sveti Petar: located west of Makarska ferry port Sumarin. In addition to the beautiful park, there is also a small church in honor of Sv. Petar
Galleries and museums:
Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum. The Gojak Toma and Bodiovic galleries
Leisure Activities:
Hiking and biking holidays, scuba diving, snorkeling and swimming are some of the many leisure activities
events:
All summer there are many events, music evenings, parties, football tournaments and other sports events
There are good shopping opportunities in the city with supermarkets and specialty shops. In the market you can buy fresh fruits and vegetables
There are several good restaurants and cafes
The romantic street that winds its way through the center, with magnificent buildings, museums and sacred buildings to the delight of visitors.
The Biokovo Mountains rise high above the city and form a beautiful backdrop
Some of Dalmatia's most beautiful beaches are offered to bathers
In the evening there are many opportunities for a nice end to the day, you can enjoy a dinner with local specialties, enjoy a glass of wine, and later take a walk along the promenade
beaches:
Beach Centralna Plaza. A 1.5 km long pebble beach
Beach Buba. Atmosphere and music. The beach especially attracts young people
Nugal Beach: located 2 km south of Makarska
Beach Mala Duba Ziogosce: Family-friendly beach
Attractions:
St. St. Mark's Church from 1776
in southeastern Makarska is a Franciscan monastery where you can see the library and a painting collection
The pilgrim village of Vepric:
Located at an altitude of 500 meters above Makarska near the viewpoint Kuk. Vepric is a city visited by many pilgrims, it was founded in 1908 by Bishop Dr. Caric
Biokovo Nature Park: located in the mountains behind the city at an altitude of 1,650 meters. The area was declared a nature park in 1908. It is a paradise for nature lovers and hikers
Park and church on the peninsula Sveti Petar: located west of Makarska ferry port Sumarin. In addition to the beautiful park, there is also a small church in honor of Sv. Petar
Galleries and museums:
Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum. The Gojak Toma and Bodiovic galleries
Leisure Activities:
Hiking and biking holidays, scuba diving, snorkeling and swimming are some of the many leisure activities
events:
All summer there are many events, music evenings, parties, football tournaments and other sports events
There are good shopping opportunities in the city with supermarkets and specialty shops. In the market you can buy fresh fruits and vegetables
There are several good restaurants and cafes
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