Zadar
A northern gateway with Roman layers, a lived-in old town and one of the Adriatic’s most distinctive waterfronts.
DALMATIA.TRAVEL EDITORIAL
La côte dalmate
Lire le littoral continental comme une succession de ports, plages, reliefs calcaires et petites villes.
FIELD NOTES
Comment lire cette partie de la Dalmatie
Utilisez ces entrées comme point de départ, puis passez aux plateformes dédiées lorsqu’elles existent. L’objectif n’est pas l’exhaustivité mais une décision plus claire.
← Dalmatia.travelŠibenik
Fortresses, stone lanes and a central position between Krka and the island archipelago.
Primošten & Rogoznica
Compact coastal towns, vineyard landscapes and an easy transition between city and sea.
Trogir & Čiovo
A dense historic core paired with beaches and coves just across the bridge.
Split & Podstrana
The region’s main urban energy, with Marjan, beaches and the coast extending south toward Omiš.
Makarska Riviera
The most dramatic mountain-to-sea profile in Dalmatia, best explored beyond its busiest beaches.
Pelješac
A peninsula of wine, stone, wind, oyster water and long coastal drives.