The complete guide to the Dalmatia region of Croatia — from Split and Dubrovnik to the Dalmatian islands, national parks, and what to do each season.
The complete guide to the Dalmatia region of Croatia — from Split and Dubrovnik to the Dalmatian islands, national parks, and what to do each season. What Is Dalmatia?: Dalmatia is the long, narrow coastal strip of Croatia that runs from Zadar in the north down to Dubrovnik in the south, with a string of over 1,000 islands offshore. It is the most visited part of Cro The Cities: Split, Zadar, Šibenik, and Dubrovnik: Split is Dalmatia's capital and its best base for exploring the region — the ferry hub, the main bus station, and a city interesting enough to merit 2–3 days on its own. Zadar is underrated, with Roma The Islands: Brač, Hvar, Korčula, Vis, and More: Central Dalmatia's islands are among the best in the Mediterranean. Brač is the largest (home of Zlatni Rat, Croatia's most iconic beach, and excellent wine). Hvar is the most glamorous — lavender fie

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