Omis

Omis is a picturesque town of true Mediterranean atmosphere situated at the mouth of the Cetina river.
It is the town where a famous festival of Dalmatian folk songs and melodies is held annually.
Omis lies in the middle between famous tourist centers Split and Makarska.
Its history has been tumultuous since ancient times; in the Middle Ages its unconquerable fortress was the refuge of Omis pirates. Nowdays it is the tourist center of a 35 km long riviera of outstanding beauty.
Numerous monuments from its past are the witnesses of its history, long and glorious; besides these one can find nowdays
an interesting and colourful market place, a large number of small restaurants, coffe shops, bistros, various shops including duty free ones and fashionable boutiques. All these will make your stay pleasant and fulfilled..

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Krka

Krka, a river in Dalmatia, belongs to the county of Šibenik and Knin. It is limited by Knin-Zadar-Split triangle, whose main route goes through the towns of Knin-Drniš-Šibenik. River Krka springs at the foot of mountain Dinara, three and a half kilometres northeast of the town of Knin at the foot of 22 m high the Topoljski slap Falls, which is deafening in winter and dry in summer. It flows through very craggy part of Dalmatia and like a umbilical cord it closely connects Knin and Šibenik.
That magnificent river abounds in beauty of nature, scientific mysteries, important cultural and historic sights and ways of using its inexhaustible water sources in a rocky and, in summer, dry country.

Thanks to travertine barriers and the constant process of calcification, river Krka today, with its 7 travertine falls, represents a natural Karst phenomenon and in 1985 it was proclaimed National Park. .

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Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is a town with unique political and cultural history, world-renowned ancient monuments and beautiful nature (it is registered in UNESCO’s list of world’s cultural heritage) and it is one of the most attractive and most famous towns on the Mediterranean. In addition to exceptional beauty of nature and well-preserved heritage, Dubrovnik has extremely rich tourist offer.
This town of hotels, beautiful surroundings, enviable ecological standard and complete tourist programme is lovely in all seasons. A high standard in transportation overcomes potential inconvenience of geographical isolation. Among those advantages of transportation are also air services and fast hydrofoil boats. Dubrovnik started developing its tourist potential before the First World War, to become, thanks to its appealing singularity, an important international tourist centre.

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Makarska

Makarska is the largest city along the 60-km long Makarska Riviera, an attractive summer vacation spot which draws a number of tourists because of its variety of tourist offers. The exceptional beauty of its pebble and sand beaches, coves and surrounding firtree forests were previously noticed even by the historic Cretans. Located at the base of Biokova, the most attractive Karst Mountains, Makarska offers alpine adventures at the same time.

Makarska's well-known Museum of Shells is unique to the Adriatic coast. Do not forget to take a look!

Biokovo - In contrast to the high temperatures on Makarska's beaches, some of Biokova's basins are filled with permanent snow and ice!

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Trogir

Trogir, a town resembling a palace: many poets tried to put in words their fascination with the historic town of Trogir. They all came to the same conclusion: you have to experience it, sense its smell, to love it. But when they did it, they fell in love with it once for all.
Houses built from stone and mainted with love emanate the feeling of tranquility. The play of light and shadow, which changes not only daily but almost with every hour, weaves every visitor into its net, both on the squares swarming with people from all around the world as on countless small streets, which seem completely deserted. This phenomenon makes you want to stay here forever.
Not in vain was Trogir proclaimed a town of world’s cultural heritage in 1998.

Trogir is a town-museum in the true sense of the word. Admirers of cultural and historic monuments, art works, ancient buildings and lovely streets will find rich and multi-layered heritage in Trogir – from Romanesque courtyard to modern interiors. The exceptional historic centre, the portal of master Radovan and art collections, which through centuries delighted chance guests and travel writers, possess the beauty personified by the relief of Kairos in the form of a charming souvenir. Wide Trogir area (the Trogir - Seget – Ciovo Riviera ) is characterised by rich vegetation, numerous islands and islets, rocky and pebbly beaches.

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Medugorje

If you are looking for spiritual encouragement, we offer you the memorable experience of Medugorje, world-renowned place of pilgrimage, situated 210 km away from Šibenik in the federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and very close to Croatian border.

Medugorje is a unique experience in the modern world. In the past 20 years, it has attracted around 20 million pilgrims from all over the world.
Here, they find their peace of mind again and their humanity and they get back in touch with God again. They witness truth, love and peace.

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