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02/07/2024

Less Popular, Yet Extraordinary Places in Dalmatia

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Croatian Gems Worth Discovering

Say hello to Dalmatia off the beaten path! Here is a journey through the extraordinary places of this magical land. Ignite your senses in hidden caves, dive into a blue lake, and discover forgotten vineyards. Dalmatia reveals its extraordinary dimension, enticing with unique places and unconventional attractions. Ready for an adventure beyond guidebook trails? 🌍✨ Here are our suggestions for extraordinary places worth visiting 🤩 Let us know if they amaze you as much as they did us!

Modrič Cave

Visit the mysterious cave where stalactites and stalagmites create a magnificent underground scene. It’s a unique experience for nature and geology enthusiasts that will surely leave a lasting impression!

Paklenica National Park

Travel the skies in Paklenica Dark Sky Park, where intensely dark nights offer spectacular views of the stars. It’s a paradise for astronomy lovers, where you can admire the sky without light pollution. During the day, enjoy incredible views while hiking or rock climbing. You can also explore other underground sites, including:
  • Jama Vodarica (300 m)
  • Špilja u Zubu Buljme (250 m)
  • Manita peć (175 m)
  • Špilja Lucinka (132 m)

Solaris Beach near Šibenik

A complex of several beaches stretching along a multi-kilometer coastline, where everyone will find their spot. The rich infrastructure and variety allow for a comfortable all-day relaxation. Highly recommended for families with children.

Klis Fortress for “Game of Thrones” Fans

Dive into the mysterious history by discovering Klis Fortress, which played the role of Meereen in the series. This place combines fascinating history with pop-cultural magnetism.

Imotski Vineyards

Discover the secret of Dalmatian wine in the charming Imotski Vineyards. This ethnotourism gem offers not only exquisite wines but also picturesque landscapes and unforgettable tastings. While in Imotski, make sure to visit:

Blue Lake (Modro Jezero) and Red Lake (Crveno jezero)

Dive into the magical Blue Lake, where intensely blue water and surrounding nature create a picturesque landscape. It’s the perfect place to relax and explore the mysteries of nature. The descent to the lake is not the easiest, but it’s worth it; the beautiful views and nature reward the effort. You can swim in Modro Jezero, so be sure to bring some beach gear. About 1.5 km away, you will find the equally beautiful Red Lake (no descent to the water’s surface), whose view from above takes your breath away, though the name is somewhat misleading 😉. While in Imotski, for wine lovers, we recommend visiting the Vina Đuzel vineyards.

FUN FACT!

A few years ago, Modro Jezero dried up, and a football match was played at its bottom between Vilenjaci and Vukodlaci.

Komiža on the Island of Vis

This charming town on the island will captivate you with its charm, beautiful views, and fabulous beaches. The fishing tradition has been nurtured here for centuries. You will enjoy not only komiška pogača, fried sardines, or local wines but also true Dalmatian hospitality. It is worth mentioning that the movie “Mamma Mia 2” was filmed here. If you remember the scene where 300 people danced to an ABBA song, you will find the Barjaci beach near Komiža.

Roski Slap Waterfalls

Less known, but still enchanting. Set off to the lesser-known Roski Slap waterfalls hidden in Krka National Park. These picturesque waterfalls offer unforgettable experiences without the competition for photo spots.

Krapanj Island – An Oasis of Tranquility

Immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere of Krapanj Island, a hidden gem on the Adriatic. This is one of the smallest inhabited islands in Croatia, offering charming beaches, traditional fishing villages, and tranquility that is hard to find during peak season. The island is famous for sponge production and diving.

Vransko Lake Nature Park

A beautiful place between Zadar and Šibenik, it features the largest lake in the country. You will encounter endangered bird species. You can walk along the boardwalks over the lake’s surface. The diversity you can experience in a relatively small area is incredible. It’s also a paradise for anglers and cyclists! This is just a glimpse of what is worth seeing, but these are equally extraordinary places off the beaten path, not often read about. What is your extraordinary place in Dalmatia? In our other posts, you will find more places worth seeing! Check them out here.

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