Makarska Riviera

Makarska Riviera is a coastal area in central Dalmatia situated  between great bay Vrulja in the northwest and cape Višnjica (Ploce) to the southeast. This area, about 60 km long and about 3 km wide, is bounded by the sea on one side, and the by hinterland mountain called Biokovo on the other. The backbone of this belt forms the city of Makarska and a number of settlements. Northwest of Makarska are : Brela, Baska Voda, Promajna, Bratus and Krvavica. Southeast are : Tucepi, Podgora, Drasnice, Igrane, Zivogosce, Blato, Drvenik, Zaostrog, Gradac, Brist and Podaca.
The main industry on the Makarska Riviera is tourism which became very important between the two World wars. Makarska Riviera is a particular ecologically preserved area of natural beauty, rich culture and tradition. If you want to feel all contradiction that Dalmatia can offer and it's most brilliant qualities, do not hesitate, Makarska Riviera is ready to offer you more than that.
You can search but nowhere you will find this kind of beauty, sea, coast and mountains, all in one. Here the sea is the clearest in the whole Adriatic, which means in the world. The coastline is decorated with a beautiful neckless of gold beaches, edged with green pines, romantic and secluded coves where the towns and villages of Riviera are hidden.
You can enjoy yourself in one of  dozen luxury hotels or in an intimate and hospitable atmosphere of hundreds private guest houses and apartments. Tastes and smells of the Makarska Riviera are offered in the renewned restaurants and taverns. Premises for entertainment, bars and disco clubs guarantee the challenges of the night and an unforgettable friendship.
Makarska Riviera is an area of multiple adventures that are just waiting to be discovered.