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Guide - Dalmatia
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 • Guide to the area of Dalmatia
 
 •Photogallery
 •Useful information
 •Weather and online cameras
 
 
Dalmatia is divided into several regions. The Northern
Dalmatia contains Zadar and Sibenik regions, Split region
is called Middle Dalmatia and Dubrovnik region is called
Southern Dalmatia.

Tourist sights
Primošten
Omiš
Makarska
Brela
Split
Baška Voda
Podgora
Zadar
Island Čiovo
Šibenik
NP Paklenica
Island Hvar
Dubrovnik
NP Krka
River Cetina
Tučepi
Vodice
Biograd na moru
 
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Weather and online cameras - Dalmatia
Weather and online cameras
Bol (Brač)
Dubrovnik
Jelsa (Hvar)
Korčula (Korčula)
Lumbarda (Korčula)
Makarska
Podgora
Primošten
Split
Vela Luka (Korčula)
Vodice
Zadar
 
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Sea temperature
 
 Šibenik  18°C (2.9.) 
 Zadar  21°C (2.9.) 
 Dugi Otok  21°C (2.9.) 
 Hvar  21°C (2.9.) 
 Split  20°C (2.9.) 
 Komiža (Vis)  23°C (2.9.) 
 Lastovo  22°C (2.9.) 
 Mljet  21°C (2.9.) 
Useful information
 • Information for drivers
 • Prices of entry to National parks
 • Blue Flag beaches and marinas
 • Ferry boats - Time tables and prices
 
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Actual rate (Date: 2.9.10, source www.hnb.hr)
1 EUR - 7,27 Kn, Currency calculator HERE
 
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The Zadar region, the northernmost part of Dalmatia, is influenced primarily by the Velebit mountain range, the Split region by the Biokovo mountains. The entire coast of Dalmatia is lined by tourist resorts, the most important are for example Sibenik, Vodice, Primosten, Trogir, Omis, Makarska, Brela and Dubrovnik. Dalmatia has also many historical monuments, some of them are protected by UNESCO (Diocletian's Palace in Split, towns Trogir and Dubrovnik). An important and tourist attractive part of the Dalmatia are islands, such as Kornati, Hvar, Brac, Korcula and Mljet, which are connected with mainland by an extensive network of ferry and shipping lines. Natural beauty of Dalmatia are protected in several national and natural parks, such as Paklenica, Kornati, Telascica, Krka and Mljet.


  North Dalmatia
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  Region Dubrovnik
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