 Supetar is a lively Mediterranean city on the northern side of Brac, and at the same time it's center. It is famous for its architecture, interesting past and rich cultural tradition. It is very well connected with Split by ferryboat. Due to its long, beautiful gravel and sand beaches surrounded with pine woods, and for its crystal blue sea it has acquired a reputation as a wonderful bathing resort.  The coast around Supetar, between Mirca in the west and Splitska in the east, delight guests of all ages. Everything is easily reachable there: restaurants, stores, post-office, bank, market, cinema, galleries, health services, different sports facilities (tennis courts, diving, sailing, fishing, bike renting, row-boat renting and pedalines, water skiing, scooter renting and motorized boats...) Free concerts, folk nights, theatre performances and all kinds of events that are organized by the Cultural Summer of Supetar will make the guests' vacations even more interesting. |
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 Kanica is a small Dalmatian village situated in the Kanica bay between Primosten and Trogir, 4.5 km from Podorljak – a place on the Adriatic Highway. If you desire to spend "real" vacation away from the city streets and noise, Kanica is an ideal choice. There you can enjoy in crystal, clear sea, virginal preserved environment and beautiful beaches.Kanica is well connected to some popular tourist destinatins (7 km from Rogoznica, 10 km from Primosten, 25 km from Trogir, 37 km from Sibenik, 50 km from Split). The vicinity of popular touristic destinations provides the possibility for guests to enjoy in historica and cultural monuments, night-life and famous Mediterranean cuisine. |
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 Vinisce is a peaceful little village, situated in a beautiful cove between Primosten and Trogir.Most of the inhabitants are occupied with agriculture, fishing and tourism. The place is famous for its numerous small bays apt for bathing, for its pebble and stone beaches, promenade along the shore, clean air, virginal nature. The coastline near the place is famous for its underwater world which can be interesting for spear-fishing lovers and divers. Around Vinisce, there are few nice bays with beautiful sand and graveled beaches. One of the most beautiful bays is Stari Trogir (sand, stone and graveled beaches), Voluja, Krknjasi on Veli Drvenik, Vela Rina on Mali Drvenik, Ricevo Vrelo, Sicenica... There is a very strong fishing tradition in Vinisce so the fresh fish is always available, just like homemade culinary specialities.  There are several stores in Vinisce and restaurants, pizza places, caffe bars, a post office, boat and pedaline renting is also available. Sports lovers can enjoy wind surfing, water skiing, diving, bowling... The nearnes of famous touristic centres offers the possibility for the guest to enjoy the historical-cultural monuments and a rich night life. Rogoznica is only 15 km away, Primosten, one of the most picturesqe places of the Adriatic only 20 km, "the city-museum" Trogir 20 km, the historical town Sibenik 50 km, Split (Diocletian's Palace) and antique Salona 50 km, Krka National Park 55 km.
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 Makarska is a city, a port and the tourist center of Makarska riviera. It is situated at the foot of the muontain Biokovo, in a vast bay which is enclosed on south-east by Osejava cape, and on north-west by St. Peter peninsula. This city, surrounded by georgeous pinewood is one of the most famous touristic destinations of Croatian cost. It attracts tourists not just with it’s nature beauties but also with an extremly mild climate and rich touristic offer. The city consists of the old Mediterranean core and of the newer part with different hotels, restaurants and stores. In Donja Luka, there is a 1500 m long pebble beach and lot of sand lagoonas.
Along the port and the city beach there is a wide sand beach surrounded with lots of stores, caffes, restaurants, pastry shops and live music playing.
Makarska has a rich cultural and historical herritage.  There is the Franciscan monastery celebrating 500 years of existence located in the area of former Benedictian abbey. There is the Malakoloski museum with unique and rich collection of shells (around 10,000 pieces). The monastery has a library, an archive and a big collection of Baroque arts and paintings. The Baroque church of St. Mark is situated in the town square. There is also the most beautiful Baroque building in town- the Ivanisevic palace. By the coastline you can find the City museum and St. Philip’s church. In the neraby park of St. Peter, the renewed church of St. Peter is located, from there you can enjoy a beutiful view of the city, Biokovo and the sea.
For everyone interested in sports and recreation, sea and land sports practicing is available. There is also a modern tennis center where the world tournaments are held.
For all of those interested in extreme sports there are: paragliding (parachute and kite flying), rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking, tracking (on bike), speleology, wind surfing, diving...
The recreational-health tourism is developed in Makarska.
Makarska is well known for its numerous cultural and entertaining events and its cheerful night life. Makarska summer culture festival is a traditional event that (within 50 days during the summer) combines concerts, exhibitions, theater plays and city festivities (Fishing nights and Night of Kalelarga). Dalmatian harmony singing nights, folk nights with mandolin and guitar are held during the summer, and in the beginnig of August the traditional Summer carnival takes place. The townquay of Makarska is getting more and more vivid by night, and caffe bars, restaurants and disco-bars more and more full. There are lots of cocktail bars attracting young people with parties till dawn.
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