A seven-day road trip through the heart of Dalmatia, with no ferries and no long drives. Starting from Diocletian's Palace in Split, passing through UNESCO-listed Trogir and Omiš, nestled between the Cetina canyon and the Adriatic Sea, the route leads to Makarska beneath the impressive slopes of Biokovo. The highlight of the journey is the Skywalk with its views over the Makarska Riviera and the islands, while the final day is reserved for the most beautiful beaches of the riviera — Brela, Punta Rata, and Tučepi. Distances are short, the sea is always within reach, and every day ends with a leisurely stroll along the waterfront. Best from May to October.
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Open route in Google MapsThe route begins in the heart of Split, within Diocletian's Palace, a unique Roman imperial residence where people still live, work, and sip coffee today. The Peristyle, the…
Continue the route Unlock the details of the next stage. →The second day takes you beyond the walls of Diocletian's Palace. The morning is reserved for a walk on Marjan, a green peninsula with viewpoints offering views of Split, the…
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A short drive leads to Trogir, whose historic core is entirely under UNESCO protection. The Cathedral of Saint Lawrence with its famous Radovan Portal, the Kamerlengo fortress by…
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The route leads to Omiš, a former pirate town nestled between the Adriatic Sea and the impressive canyon of the Cetina river. The climb to the Mirabela fortress in the old town…
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Arrival in Makarska, the heart of the Makarska Riviera beneath the steep slopes of Biokovo. The walk leads through the old town with the Church of Saint Mark and the Franciscan…
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The highlight of the route leads along a panoramic road through the Biokovo Nature Park to the famous Skywalk, a glass platform extending over steep cliffs. From the viewpoint, a…
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The last day is reserved for the most beautiful beaches of the Makarska Riviera. Brela with its famous Punta Rata and the distinctive pine-covered rock, and Tučepi with its long…
Everything you need for Central Dalmatia in 7 Days — Split, Trogir, Omiš and Makarska in one place