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Dalmatian Islands Holiday Guide

Situated along the Adriatic coast, Dalmatian Islands offers matchless combination of natural wealth and historic and cultural treasures. The offshore islands along the jagged coast such as Hvar, Brac, Korcula, Mijet, Kornati and Vir Island have made this region one of the most popular holiday destinations.

Dalmatian Island Vacation Rentals

The ideal way to explore the myriad facets of this region is by staying in a vacation rental home. You can take your pick from a range of accommodation options including condos, apartments, villas, cottages and vacation homes. The vacation rentals in Dalmatian Islands promise more privacy, more comfort, more space and the perfect opportunity to soak up the scenic attractions at your own leisure and pace.

Sightseeing in the Dalmatian Islands

• Hvar Island
  One of the sunniest and the greenest of the Dalmatian Islands, Hvar Island has trendy jet setters, culture aficionados as well as nature lovers thronging to the shores of this medieval city that is straddled between the azure waters and pine covered slopes. Take in the view of the glistening mega-yachts resting along the shores or set out on an exploration of the Roman ruins that has a hint of Venetian influence.
• Korčula
  A walled town surrounded by rolling hills and hidden coves make this a delightful holiday destination to explore. Discover the myriad charms of this largest island with a scenic drive along the southern coast, swimming on its gorgeous beaches and secluded coves or simply basking in the glorious atmosphere of this place.
• Brac Island
  Gorgeous Mediterranean climate combined with an untouched and pristine countryside make Brac Island a beautiful holiday destination. Hugging the ragged landscape are the miles of stunning beaches that are ideal for various water sports especially windsurfing.
• Ciovo
  Ciovo is just the perfect hideaway for those who wish to escape to a paradise that is surrounded by nature’s splendid bounties and solitude. This 15th century town is situated on an area of just 29 sq km and was once a sanctuary for Trogir residents who were threatened by Turkish attacks. A part of Ciovo belongs to the town of Trogir. Besides, which, Slatine, Arbanija, Zedno, Orkrug Gorniji and Okrug Donji make up the five small settlements in Ciovo.
• Pag Island
  Pag Island is the third largest island in Kvarner and is situated in the north-Dalmatian archipelago. The island is known for its lively nightlife, crystal-clear shimmering waters perfect for swimming, historic attractions and great food specialties. It is also famous for its cheese, lamb and lace which are sold through out the region.
• Vir Island
  Situated in the north-western part of Dalmatia, Vir Island is known as a settlement and harbor that boasts natural splendors and a rich cultural and historical legacy. Adorned in a picturesque landscape of pine woods, olives and figs and miles of gorgeous beaches, Vir Island is a perfect getaway for a weekend retreat with your partner or with your friends.

Dining in the Dalmatian Islands

• Adio Mare
  One of the oldest family-run restaurants in Korčula, this place is housed inside a 200 year old stone building and features a open-air dining room. The restaurant is known for its delectable delicacies and its impressive wine menu.
• Luna
  Situated in the centre of the town Hvar, this place has a refreshing atmosphere with quirky paintings and a moon-shaped rooftop terrace. The restaurant is known for its stylishly prepared dishes such as smoked salmon or beef tenderloin with a truffle cream and mushroom sauce.

Nightlife and Entertainment in Dalmatian Islands

• Carpe Diem
  One of the most exclusive nightspots in Hvar, this is the place where you can spot the jet setters, celebrities and honchos of the world mixing and mingling with a glass in their hand. Stop by if you would like to see and be seen and do ensure your wallet is loaded because cash is of essence here.
• Varadero Cocktail Bar
  You can relax and socialize with the locals over a pint of beer or cocktails in this open-air nightspot in Brac Island and later head to the dance floor to groove to foot tapping music.