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Biokovo is declared a natural park because of its extraordinary values of plant and animal diversity and natural beauties on almost 20 000 hectares of land. Mountain Biokovo highest peak is St. Jure, 1762 m high. This is a first class location for hiking. Only few mountains have reached the sea shores and enable its visitors such great panoramic views from the peaks. Up to the highest peak leads an asphalt road and in only half an hour car ride from any tourist place of Makarska Riviera you can reach the beautiful lookouts from where you can see this part of Dalmatia as in a flat of the hand.

The city often called “The most beautiful in the world” has around 200 000 inhabitants. It is over 17 centuries old and thanks to the fact that roman Emperor Diocletian has chosen that place to build his summer house, it became one of the most famous cities on Mediterranean. It is under UNESCO protection and has entered into the register of the World Cultural Heritage. It is located in a very centre of Adriatic coast. Split abounds with numerous cultural and historic sights and entertaining program. Night life takes place in many restaurants, clubs and discotheques. By day it is full of walkers and tourists that admire its beauties. The famous city walk – Riva, is a seaboard that stretches along the south walls of Diocletian palace. It is the most popular meeting place for citizens and city visitors. Split is the second largest city in Croatia and an important port for tourist transfer toward the islands and Italy. Daily, a great number of ferry boats navigate in direction of islands Brač, Hvar, Korčula, Vis and Šolta that all are attractive tourist destinations.

This ancient town was founded on a small island between the mainland and the island of Čiovo. Trogir represents a rare example of unchanged urban structure that is dated from the times of the old Greek town. Thanks to its excellent defensive position, Trogir managed to preserve its independence and freedom for centuries. The results are visible today in the impressive Renaissance and Baroque buildings and numerous artworks. One of the most significant hallmarks of the area is the cathedral of St. Ivan, patron saint of the city. It was built in the place of an early Christian basilica on the site where a Greek temple once stood. Its construction started in 1200, the south portal was finished in 1213 and in 1240 the stonemaster Radovan completed the western portal. In the following centuries the cathedral was reconstructed and expanded. The southern side was more pronounced with the construction of the bell tower on the southwestern corner over the entrance hall and the southern portal under which there is a round staircase. On the southern portal along the cross-shaped opening, there is a Latin inscription that tells of the time when the cathedral was constructed. Chronicles from those years mention that all the classes, including the poorest fishermen and peasants, contributed to the construction and the decoration of the home of their heavenly patron.

It is located on river Cetina estuary. Omiš is town of rich and famous history, ones a pirate seat from where they ruled the Adriatic, today is a centre of beautiful Omiš Riviera. It has become the most desirable Dalmatian and Croatian destination for the active vacation fans. Rafting on Cetina River, free climbing and sea sailing are on the reach of your hand. Omiš is famous by its beautiful long sandy beaches and slope mountains that are falling right in to the sea. It is also famous by the Festival of Dalmatian “klapa” within Omiš cultural summer. Many churches and old stone fortresses that you should visit are only a part of charm and offer of this small town.

Krka river aboard his 72.5 km long course is a unique natural gem. Beautiful waterfalls, preserved nature and cultural heritage are the reason why it is an area of 111 km2 of the river Krka was proclaimed a national park. Krka springs at the foot of Dinara Mountain and Sea near Sibenik. Specific configurations in order to create a series of soil beautiful waterfall from which the most famous Skradinski Buk, height of 37.5 m. The area of the Krka river abounds with traces of ancient settlements, and numerous historical and cultural monuments. The oldest traces that bear witness to the presence of a man with Krku are prehistoric sites from the Palaeolithic. Along the right bank of the river Krka, the move from the city meter to Skradin, there are remains of an ancient Roman waterworks Scardona. In the area of the park there are more remains of the medieval Croatian fortress of 14 th century, among them, the ključićem, which by its size and preservation of one of the most fortified buildings in Croatia. Among the religious buildings most valuable jewels Park are Franciscan church and monastery on the islet Visovac, and the monastery Krka with its rich artistic and cultural heritage in the Roski and Skradinski noise, there are many mills that have a cultural and historical importance, as monuments of architecture and the rural economic history.

The area of Plitvice lakes (Plitvička jezera) is considered to be one of the most beautiful natural attractions in Europe. In this forested mountain area there are 16 beautiful lakes of a crystal blue color. Over the centuries, water from these lakes has eroded and carved the surrounding rocks and the channels in a spectacular way. The mineral sedimentation from the flowing water and the growth of rare types of weeds and moss have caused the formation of spectacular waterfalls, channels and cascades. Mineral sedimentation covers the bottom of the lake with white shine and turns trees and stone in the water into fossil-like shapes. This extremely interesting biodynamic process is continuing in an undamaged environmental setting. Because of different environmental characteristics, the lakes are divided into two sections, Upper and Lower. The Upper lakes are located on the soil where the surface erosion creates spectacular scenery along the forest expanse that surrounds the lakes and waterfalls. The Lower lakes are located in the canyon of steep cliffs, formed by the river\’s flow. This is the area where numerous speleological attractions are located; the caves under the waterfalls are especially beautiful. The area of Plitvice lakes was declared to be the National park in 1949. Because of its unique biological characteristics and beauty in 1979 it was included in the UNESCO World heritage List. The exceptional beauty of the lakes and waterfalls, rich animal and plant life, contrasts of autumn colors and clear mountain air, walks on the forest paths and wooden bridges, comfortable hotels and restaurants attract almost a million visitors each year.

Only a few cities in the world can be compared to Dubrovnik. Thick stone walls have managed to preserve the city\'s independence for over seven centuries. The wide, paved street Stradun, filled with bars, stores, churches and palaces combine entertainment, commerce and religion in one pulsing beat. Famous sculptures and architectural masterpieces reveal art treasures as public display. The way that the city walls rise and blend with the sky, hills and the sea proves that the human presence can have an enriching effect to the environment. It is difficult to name all the sights in Dubrovnik, let alone to set some apart. The city grew and persevered through the turbulent centuries of conquests and destruction of the Middle Ages. Its most important treasure was its freedom that was preserved with wise diplomacy, even when the larger part of the Balkans was under the Turkish rule. Dubrovnik paid for its freedom in gold, but it always profited from it. For centuries, Dubrovnik was an independent republic with a mighty merchant fleet that sailed all over the Mediterranean. Such an environment has been a fertile ground for numerous artists and architects whose artwork benefited the city to such and extensive degree. Strong walls with its towers protected the priceless treasures of cultural heritage such as Onofrio\'s fountain, Orlando\'s column, Stradun, the Duke\'s palace, Palace Sponza, Cathedral, Dominican and Franciscan monastery and numerous other monuments.