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Places worth making time for - Omiš and the Cetina River

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Discover coastal towns, national parks, scenic stops and cultural landmarks that can become part of a thoughtfully planned private journey.

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Coastal towns

Omiš: Where the Cetina River meets the Adriatic beneath dramatic mountain walls and centuries-old fortresses.Coastal townsOmišWhere the Cetina River meets the Adriatic beneath dramatic mountain walls and centuries-old fortresses.Explore place Brela: Pine-shaded beaches, turquoise water and the dramatic slopes of Biokovo in one of the Makarska Riviera’s most elegant settings.Coastal townsBrelaPine-shaded beaches, turquoise water and the dramatic slopes of Biokovo in one of the Makarska Riviera’s most elegant settings.Explore place Baška Voda: A relaxed harbour town beneath Biokovo, shaped by the sea, fishing traditions and an easy Mediterranean rhythm.Coastal townsBaška VodaA relaxed harbour town beneath Biokovo, shaped by the sea, fishing traditions and an easy Mediterranean rhythm.Explore place Makarska: A lively Adriatic town between the sea and Biokovo, with a palm-lined waterfront, old stone centre and Riviera atmosphere.Coastal townsMakarskaA lively Adriatic town between the sea and Biokovo, with a palm-lined waterfront, old stone centre and Riviera atmosphere.Explore place Primošten: A stone-built old town on a small peninsula, surrounded by the Adriatic and the vineyard landscape of central Dalmatia.Coastal townsPrimoštenA stone-built old town on a small peninsula, surrounded by the Adriatic and the vineyard landscape of central Dalmatia.Explore place Cavtat: A graceful historic harbour town south of Dubrovnik, with waterfront promenades, stone architecture and a calmer Adriatic atmosphere.Coastal townsCavtatA graceful historic harbour town south of Dubrovnik, with waterfront promenades, stone architecture and a calmer Adriatic atmosphere.Explore place Rogoznica: A sheltered Adriatic harbour of stone lanes, quiet bays and one of Dalmatia’s most unusual natural landmarks.Coastal townsRogoznicaA sheltered Adriatic harbour of stone lanes, quiet bays and one of Dalmatia’s most unusual natural landmarks.Explore place Orebić: A historic captain’s town on Pelješac, surrounded by vineyards, mountains and views across the channel to Korčula.Coastal townsOrebićA historic captain’s town on Pelješac, surrounded by vineyards, mountains and views across the channel to Korčula.Explore place

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National parks

Krka National Park: Waterfalls, river canyons and centuries of cultural heritage along one of Dalmatia’s most distinctive river landscapes.National parksKrka National ParkWaterfalls, river canyons and centuries of cultural heritage along one of Dalmatia’s most distinctive river landscapes.Explore place Plitvice Lakes: A UNESCO-listed landscape of forest, turquoise lakes and waterfalls shaped by constantly growing natural barriers.National parksPlitvice LakesA UNESCO-listed landscape of forest, turquoise lakes and waterfalls shaped by constantly growing natural barriers.Explore place Paklenica National Park: Deep Velebit canyons, mountain forests and dramatic limestone walls only a short distance from the Adriatic.National parksPaklenica National ParkDeep Velebit canyons, mountain forests and dramatic limestone walls only a short distance from the Adriatic.Explore place

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Scenic stops

Trsteno Arboretum: A historic Renaissance estate where Mediterranean gardens, exotic plants and Dubrovnik’s aristocratic heritage meet above the sea.Scenic stopsTrsteno ArboretumA historic Renaissance estate where Mediterranean gardens, exotic plants and Dubrovnik’s aristocratic heritage meet above the sea.Explore place Biokovo Skywalk: A glass walkway 1,228 metres above sea level, projecting beyond the cliffs of Biokovo above the Makarska Riviera.Scenic stopsBiokovo SkywalkA glass walkway 1,228 metres above sea level, projecting beyond the cliffs of Biokovo above the Makarska Riviera.Explore place Imotski Blue & Red Lakes: Two extraordinary karst lakes beside the stone town of Imotski, shaped by cliffs, geology and changing water levels.Scenic stopsImotski Blue & Red LakesTwo extraordinary karst lakes beside the stone town of Imotski, shaped by cliffs, geology and changing water levels.Explore place Konavle: Vineyards, cypress-lined villages and traditional stone landscapes stretching south from Cavtat towards Croatia’s far south.Scenic stopsKonavleVineyards, cypress-lined villages and traditional stone landscapes stretching south from Cavtat towards Croatia’s far south.Explore place Pag: An island of pale stone, salt, lace and powerful flavours, with a landscape unlike almost anywhere else on the Adriatic.Scenic stopsPagAn island of pale stone, salt, lace and powerful flavours, with a landscape unlike almost anywhere else on the Adriatic.Explore place

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History & culture

Trogir: A UNESCO-listed historic centre of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance stonework packed into a tiny island city.History & cultureTrogirA UNESCO-listed historic centre of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance stonework packed into a tiny island city.Explore place Šibenik: A steep, stone-built Adriatic city of fortresses, medieval streets and two UNESCO World Heritage monuments.History & cultureŠibenikA steep, stone-built Adriatic city of fortresses, medieval streets and two UNESCO World Heritage monuments.Explore place Ston & Mali Ston: Medieval walls, historic salt pans and the shellfish traditions of Mali Ston Bay at the gateway to Pelješac.History & cultureSton & Mali StonMedieval walls, historic salt pans and the shellfish traditions of Mali Ston Bay at the gateway to Pelješac.Explore place Klis Fortress: A powerful stone fortress on the mountain pass above Split, with sweeping views from the Adriatic to the Dalmatian hinterland.History & cultureKlis FortressA powerful stone fortress on the mountain pass above Split, with sweeping views from the Adriatic to the Dalmatian hinterland.Explore place Ancient Salona: The ruins of Roman Dalmatia’s capital spread across an archaeological landscape only a few kilometres from modern Split.History & cultureAncient SalonaThe ruins of Roman Dalmatia’s capital spread across an archaeological landscape only a few kilometres from modern Split.Explore place Nin: A tiny historic island town set inside a sandy lagoon, surrounded by salt fields and shallow Adriatic beaches.History & cultureNinA tiny historic island town set inside a sandy lagoon, surrounded by salt fields and shallow Adriatic beaches.Explore place

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