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Klis Fortress
Klis, Croatia
A long defensive fortress commanding the pass between Split and the Dalmatian hinterland.
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Salona Archaeological Park
Solin, Croatia
Extensive remains of the Roman provincial capital, including basilicas, city walls, an amphitheatre and cemeteries.
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Omiš Old Town and Mirabela Fortress
Omiš, Croatia
A compact stone town beneath steep mountains, with a fortress viewpoint recalling the medieval pirates of Omiš.
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Cetina Canyon Rafting
Omiš, Croatia
A guided river activity through the Cetina canyon, combining calm sections, rapids and forested scenery.
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Sinj Alka Museum
Sinj, Croatia
A modern museum explaining the Sinjska Alka equestrian tournament, its equipment, participants and historical setting.
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Zlatni Rat Beach
Bol, Croatia
A distinctive pebble spit near Bol whose tip changes subtly with wind, waves and currents.
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Vidova Gora
Brač, Croatia
The highest point on the Adriatic islands, overlooking Zlatni Rat, Hvar and the channels of central Dalmatia.
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Blaca Hermitage
Brač, Croatia
A secluded stone hermitage built into a steep valley, preserving the unusual life and collections of Glagolitic priests.
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Pučišća Stone School and Harbour
Pučišća, Croatia
A white-stone harbour town known for quarrying, masonry and a continuing stonemasonry school.
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Hvar Town and St Stephen’s Square
Hvar, Croatia
A polished historic harbour town centred on a broad stone square, cathedral and Venetian civic buildings.
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Fortica Fortress
Hvar, Croatia
A hilltop fortress above Hvar Town with commanding views over the harbour and Pakleni islands.
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Stari Grad Plain
Stari Grad, Croatia
A UNESCO-listed agricultural landscape preserving the field divisions laid out by Greek colonists in the fourth century BCE.
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Stari Grad Old Town and Tvrdalj Castle
Stari Grad, Croatia
One of Croatia’s oldest towns, with stone lanes and the fortified Renaissance residence of poet Petar Hektorović.
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Vis Town and Archaeological Museum
Vis, Croatia
A relaxed harbour town built around the bays of Luka and Kut, with strong Greek, Roman and maritime heritage.
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Komiža Harbour and Fishermen’s Museum
Komiža, Croatia
A compact fishing town beneath Mount Hum, known for stone houses, wooden boats and access to offshore islands.
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Blue Cave on Biševo
Komiža, Croatia
A sea cave where sunlight reflected through underwater openings can create an intense blue glow under suitable conditions.
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Stiniva Cove
Vis, Croatia
A narrow pebble cove enclosed by high cliffs and reached by boat or a steep land path.
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Makarska Waterfront and Old Town
Makarska, Croatia
A lively harbour promenade backed by the steep wall of Biokovo and linked to a compact historic centre.
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Biokovo Nature Park Skywalk
Biokovo, Croatia
A glass viewing platform on Biokovo’s high scenic road, suspended above the Makarska Riviera.
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Biokovo Sveti Jure Summit
Biokovo, Croatia
Biokovo’s highest summit, reached by a very narrow mountain road or demanding hiking routes, with exceptional views in clear weather.
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Brela Punta Rata Beach
Brela, Croatia
A pine-edged pebble beach known for clear water and the small offshore Brela Stone.
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Baška Voda Promenade and Archaeological Collection
Baška Voda, Croatia
A relaxed seaside town combining a long waterfront, pebble beaches and small collections documenting local archaeology and shells.
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Tučepi Coastal Walk
Tučepi, Croatia
A long level seafront route connecting beaches, harbour areas and pine shade beneath Biokovo.
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Dubrovnik City Walls
Dubrovnik, Croatia
A complete circuit of monumental walls offering close views of Dubrovnik’s roofs, forts and the Adriatic.
