Bibich Winery
If you're tired of the typical winery visit, Bibich Winery is
for you. Ditch the sips of wine and plates of cheese and crackers
for a locally sourced, multi-course meal artfully paired with wines
from on-site.
Dalmatian Coast, Croatia
Explore Croatia’s picturesque Dalmatian Coast from a spacious Inspirato home nestled right along the coastline in an exclusive oceanfront resort community. The bright, four-bedroom Obala includes en suite bathrooms and French balconies in every bedroom, and three-bedroom Ambra features an indoor sauna and waterfront terrace with lounging chairs.
Quick Facts
- suggested Airport
- Split Airport (SPU)
- currency
- Euro
- official Language
- Croatian
- birthplace of
- Dalmatian dog breed
- tourist Visa
- Not needed
Destination Highlights
Boat Excursions
With a multitude of islands just a short boat ride away, a water
excursion is a must when visiting the coast. Visit Brač Island, the
largest in Dalmatia and known for its great olive oil, or see the
chic and refined Hvar Island.
Cooking Classes
Cook authentic Croatian food the traditional way in the
Dalmatian Coast hinterlands. Guided by a local, guests will prepare
their meal in a konoba using organic ingredients. You can also book
a private chef in your residence.
Dine at Baćulov dvor
A local eatery favorite that is popular with both
tourists and natives alike, Baćulov dvor serves up classic fare in
a homey restaurant under canopies of leaves in an authentic
Croatian setting.
The Raduča Beaches
The two most popular beaches on the Dalmatian coast, Velika
Raduča and Mala Raduča draw thousands of beachgoers each year. Both
beaches feature pebbled shores with calm, warm waters and are ideal
for families.
Visit Kornati and Krka
These two national parks offer different yet equally alluring
experiences. Hike through the Dinaric range and swim in the
waterfalls in Krka or hop on a boat and explore the 89 islands that
make up Kornati.
About Dalmatian Coast, Croatia
The Adriatic Riviera
Located off the Adriatic Sea, Croatia's Dalmatian Coast is quickly becoming one of Europe's most popular destinations. Not yet on the radar of many people, those in the know have been vacationing to this paradise for years. In addition to amazing restaurants and beaches, tourists also love to explore the coast's many unique islands, most of which are just a short boat ride away. Travelers also relish Primosten, a lovely medieval town that has maintained its Mediterranean charm with old churches and quaint promenades. For those looking for a more relaxed vacation without sacrificing luxury, the Dalmatian Coast is the perfect coastal retreat.
Forecasting Your Dalmatian Coast Vacation
The Dalmatian Coast enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate with hot and dry summers and mild, wet winters. Further inland, temperatures are much cooler due to their proximity to the Dinaric Alps. During the summer months on the coast, temperatures fall between the high 80s and the low 90s with plenty of sunshine. Fall is brief but very pleasant with temperatures in the high 60s. Waters are still warm to swim in this time of year as well. Winters are mild with average highs in the 50s but tend to be rainy.
