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Makarska Riviera Makarska Riviera is a coastal area in central Dalmatia situated between great bay Vrulja in the northwest and cape Višnjica (Ploce) to the southeast. This area, about 60 km long and about 3 km wide, is bounded by the sea on one side, and the by hinterland mountain called Biokovo on the other. The backbone of this belt forms the city of Makarska and a number of settlements. Northwest of Makarska are : Brela, Baska Voda, Promajna, Bratus and Krvavica. Southeast are : Tucepi, Podgora, Drasnice, Igrane, Zivogosce, Blato, Drvenik, Zaostrog, Gradac, Brist and Podaca. The main industry on the Makarska Riviera is tourism which became very important between the two World wars. Makarska Riviera is a particular ecologically preserved area of natural beauty, rich culture and tradition. If you want to feel all contradiction that Dalmatia can offer and it's most brilliant qualities, do not hesitate, Makarska Riviera is ready to offer you more than that. You can search but nowhere you will find this kind of beauty, sea, coast and mountains, all in one. Here the sea is the clearest in the whole Adriatic, which means in the world. The coastline is decorated with a beautiful neckless of gold beaches, edged with green pines, romantic and secluded coves where the towns and villages of Riviera are hidden. You can enjoy yourself in one of dozen luxury hotels or in an intimate and hospitable atmosphere of hundreds private guest houses and apartments. Tastes and smells of the Makarska Riviera are offered in the renewned restaurants and taverns. Premises for entertainment, bars and disco clubs guarantee the challenges of the night and an unforgettable friendship. Makarska Riviera is an area of multiple adventures that are just waiting to be discovered. Makarska By its geographical location and cultural and historical significance Makarska (14.000 inhabitants) since it's beginning, is the center of the Makarska Riviera. Situated at the foot of mount Biokovo in naturally protected port, sealed from the southeast by peninsula Osejava, and from the northwest by peninsula St. Peter. Makarska has an older mediterranean type core and the newer part with hotels, restaurants, shops etc. Ancient evidences found on peninsula St. Peter, the central square and in harbor witness that the present-day city was built on the site of the ancient roman, and maybe even a prehistoric settlement. The acts of Salonian parliament since 4th May 533. first was mentioned Mucurum as a place where a diocese was founded. The name Makarska was first mentioned in 1502.in a document written by Musin Muhammad. The most important economic activities in Makarska are olive industry, fishing, food processing, trade, and of course, tourism. Tourism has a long tradition because in1914. the first hotel was built, and in 1922. society “Beautify the city” was founded. Athletes and recreation enthusiasts may use numerous sports facilities on land and sea. Close to famous beach of Makarska, modern tennis center is located where important tennis tournaments are held. Makarska is also known for recreational and health tourism thanks to the resorts Biokovka and Marea, which offer a variety of therapeutic services. A stroll along the port and public beaches is very pleasant, but those more willing to stronger efforts should explore one of the many hiking trails to the peaks of mt. Biokovo. You will find yourself surrounded by pleasant freshness, peace and magnificent views. The mountain is interesting for it's gardens, valleys, caves and meadows, endemic plants, and also mountain goats and mouflons. Cultural and entertainment programs are an integral part of life in Makarska, especially during the tourist season. In July and August traditional Makarska cultural summer is held, with a rich drama and concert program, performances of Dalmatian harmony-singing groups, art exhibitions, recitals and folk music performances. The events are the Fishermen's night and the Kalalarga night (night of the city). A tourist who will make a decision to stay in Makarska will have a choice of different forms of tourism. One can choose between accommodation in hotels (2,300 beds), camping (500 sites) or private accommodation (10,000 beds). The city has a multitude of restaurants and other catering establishments with rich selection of traditional dishes and drinks. Brela Brela (1,500 inhabitants) is the first resort on the Makarska Riviera, when you are arriving from Split, located about 15 km from Makarska. It consists of an older (Gornja Brela) and the new part (Lower Brela). The present town was developed by migration of residents from small hamlets underneath mt. Biokovo. The parish church from XIX. century was built on the site of an earlier baroque church, the cemetery is a mediaeval necropolis with eight tombstones adorned with reliefs (shields and swords). The church houses several tombstones from the XVIII. century. Thanks to the long and dense pine forests, beautiful beaches, clear water, Brela is known for decades as one of the most attractive tourist resorts in Dalmatia. Brela offers the accommodation of the highest quality, so the hotels in Brela are often called the best in Croatia. Apart from the sea and sun, Brela offers various opportunities for sports and recreation. Beach "Zlatni Rat" every year receives "Blue flag", award given to beaches that meet only the highest standards in terms of quality of the sea and other resources near the beach. Baska Voda Baska Voda (1,600 inhabitants) is located about 9.5 km northwest of Makarska. The place was founded in ancient times. On a plateau called Gradina, there are traces of habitation and late antique Byzantine fortification, Biston. The late baroque church of St. Lawrence was most probably the ancient site. Name of Baska Voda was first mentioned in 18th century, when after the expulsion of the Turks, residents of the hamlet called Bast settled in this area. Baska Voda was a fishing and trading place, and today is a modern tourist center that offers a clean sea, beautiful beaches with pine trees and a variety of entertainment. Besides sea, sun bathing and pleasant walks, museums and historical monuments, Baska Voda also offers cultural and entertainment events. Very interesting are religious events, especially the procession Velika Gospa (Virgin Mary), which passes through all the villages in the municipality (15 km). In addition to various sports and recreational facilities big attractions are walks trough mountain villages, particularly Bast and Topici, famous for its cheese, prosciutto and bread. Tucepi Tucepi (1800 inhabitants) lies 4 kilometers southeast of Makarska. It was founded in ancient times. At the cemetery were discovered the remains of early Christian church from 5th to 6th century and several medieval tombstones. The present name was first mentioned in 1434. Church of St. George was built in the transitional romanesque-gothic style in the late 13th century. In the 18th century Makarska family Ivanisevic and Lucic-Pavlovic built the baroque villa by the sea. Until the earthquake in 1962. The majority of the population lived in villages at the foot of mt. Biokovo. Situated on the slopes of mountain, Tucepi is a long chosen tourist destination. Quality accommodation (hotels and apartments), mile long beach, homemade food, lounges, sports and recreation facilities attract lot of regular clients and make it one of the most exklusive resorts in the Adriatic Sea. Podgora Podgora (1500 inhabitants) is a small town and port situated about 9 km southeast of Makarska. It consists of the older village on the slopes of mt. Biokovo, which are still sparsely populated, and the new part on the coast. In the village there are many natural resources of plain water and salty herbal Klokun. Thanks to its geographical position Podgora was early populated. It was first mentioned in 1571. as one of the places under protection of Venice and from that time are remains of a cemetery with a couple of preserved tombstone. In the upper part of the settlement, in the hamlets Roscici and Marinovic, are towers built in 17th-18th century to defend against the Turks. From the baroque summer residence of Mrkušić family was only preserved a portal at the entrance to the park and interesting octagonal chapel. The cemetery has few mediaeval tombstones and a monument to politician and writer Michael Pavlinovic which is a work of sculptor Ivan Rendic. Long tourist tradition reflects in the numerous luxurious hotels and private apartments, numerous restaurants and taverns . Recreational facilities include numerous sports grounds. There are sailing, diving, windsurfing and water skiing. In tourist season are organized many cultural and entertainment events, theater performances, folk groups and Fishermen's evenings. Particularly interesting is the largest festival in Podgora, the celebration of St.. Vicenza's patron. Drasnice Drašnice (330 inhabitants) is a small touristic and fishing village 12 kilometers southeast of Makarska. Population is also engaged in agriculture (vineyards, olives, figs, ...). The village was first mentioned in documents in 1523. at the same time as the church St. Jure, after destroyed in the earthquake. Today, there is a rebuilted church od St. Jure and also a new church Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary with baroque elements of an older church. Above the village is a gothic church St. Stephen, housing a roman inscription from the 2nd century. The coastal part is covered with pine forests and olive groves, and the coast is dotted with beautiful sandy beaches. Steep streets, old Dalmatian houses and natural beauty that abound in diversity make Drasnice a charming place for your vacation. Drvenik Town Drvenik and port (500 inhabitants) is located 25 kilometers southeast of Makarska and situated between two bays - Upper and Lower Vala. Population is dealing with agriculture, fishing and tourism. Drvenik was first mentioned in the 13th century. The foundations of the gothic church St. George, later baroque, were built from a medieval tombstone. One of the most important monument-fort, generally in the Makarska Riviera, is a fortress Drvenik built in the 17th century. Crystal clear water and clean environment, beautiful cove with the sources of drinking water as well as friendly hosts and healthy food with a variety of possibilities of active rest and recreation, make Drvenik a perfect destination away from urban centers. Zaostrog Zaostrog (300 inhabitants) is a town and port, located 33 km from Makarska and 16 km from Ploce. It consists of an older part below the Mt. Biokovo and the new settlements on the coast. Chief occupation is farming, fishing and tourism. The name Zaostrog was first mentioned in 1494. The most important monument is the Franciscan monastery which was built in the 16th and was completed in 17th century. Today, in the interior of the monastery are kept many historical and artistic items. Crystal clear sea, the whiteness of sandy beaches, green pine forests and olive groves, quality accommodations, domestic food and atmosphere of the old town under the hill are reasons why Zaostrog is attractive to tourists.
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Makarska Rivijera Makarska Rivijera (Makarsko primorje) je priobalni pojas u srednjoj Dalmaciji između zaljeva Velike Vrulje na sjeverozapadu i rta Višnjice (kod Ploča) na jugoistoku. Ovo oko 60 km dugo i oko 3 km široko područje oštro je omeđeno prema zaleđu Biokovom. Okosnicu ovog pojasa tvori grad Makarska kao njegovo središte te niz naselja. Sjeverozapadno od Makarske su Brela, Baška Voda, Promajna, Bratuš i Krvavica. Jugoistočno su Tučepi, Podgora, Drašnice, Igrane, Živogošće, Blato, Drvenik, Zaostrog, Gradac, Brist i Podaca. Glavna gospodarska grana u Makarskom primorju je turizam koji se ovdje značajnije javlja između dva svjetska rata. Makarsko primorje je ekološki očuvan prostor osobitih prirodnih ljepota, bogate kulture i tradicije. Ako ste poželjeli osjetiti sve suprotnosti Dalmacije i njene najblistavije odlike, ne trebate premišljati, Makarska rivijera spremna vam je ponuditi i više od toga. Nigdje na ovom pojasu ne možete napraviti ni koraka, a da vas ne zatekne nevjerojatno prožimanje mora, obale i planine. More koje je ovdje kažu najbistrije na Jadranu, što znači i na svijetu. Obale koje resi zlatna ogrlica plaža, porubljenim zelenilom borika, skrovitim i romantičnim uvalama u kojima se kriju gradovi i gradići Rivijere. U moru i radi mora možete uživati u nekom od desetaka luksuznih hotela ili u intimnoj i gostoljubivoj atmosferi stotina privatnih pansiona i apartmana. Okusi i mirisi Makarske rivijere nude se u glasovitim restoranima i konobama. Prostori za razonodu, barovi i disco-clubovi jamče izazove noći i nezaboravna poznanstva. Makarska rivijera je prostor mnogostrukih pogodnosti koje samo čekaju da ih i vi otkrijete. Makarska Zemljopisnim položajem i kulturno povijesnim značenjem Makarska (14,000 stanovnika) je od svog postanka središte Makarskog primorja. Smještena je na podnožju Biokova u prirodno zaštićenoj luci, zatvorenoj s jugoistoka rtom Osejava, a sa sjeverozapada poluotokom Sveti Petar. Makarska se razvila amfiteatralno prema Biokovu, a sastoji se od starije jezgre mediteranskog tipa i novijeg dijela s hotelima, restauracijama trgovinama i dr. Antički nalazi na poluotoku Sv. Petar, središnjem gradskom trgu i uz Donju Luku svjedoče da je današnji grad nastao na mjestu nekadašnjeg rinskog, a možda i pretpovijesnog naselja. U aktima Salonitanskog sabora od 4. svibnja 533. godine prvi put se spominje Mucurum kao mjesto na kojem je osnovana biskupija. Pod današnjim imenom Makarska se prvi put spominje 1502. godine u dokumentu fočanskog kadije Muhameda Musina. Najvažnije gospodarske grane Makarske su poljodjelstvo, maslinarstvo, ribarstvo, prerada prehrambenih proizvoda, trgovina i naravno, turizam. Turizam ovdje ima dugogodišnju tradiciju, jer je još 1914. godine podignut prvi hotel, a 1922. osnovano Društvo za uljepšavanje grada. Sportašima i rekreativcima su na raspolaganju brojni sportski tereni i rekviziti za sportove na kopnu i moru. U blizini poznate makarske plaže smješten je suvremeni teniski centar na kojem se održavaju važni svjetski turniri. U Makarskoj je razvijen i rekreacijsko-zdravstveni turizam, u lječilištima Biokovka i Marea, gdje se pružaju raznovrsne terapeutske usluge. Ugodna je šetnja duž luke i gradskih plaža, a spremniji na jače napore mogu se uputiti jednom od brojnih planinarskih staza na vrhove Biokova, koje privlači ugodnom svježinom, mirom i veličanstvenim vidicima. Planina je zanimljiva po perivojima, kotlinama, jamama i livadama; obliluje endemskim biljem, a bogata je i visokom divljači - Divokozama i Muflonima. Kulturno-umjetničke, zabavne i pučke priredbe sastavni su dio života Makarske, posebno u turističkoj sezoni. U srpnju i kolovozu održava se tradicionalno Makarsko kulturno ljeto, s bogatim dramskim i raznovrsnim koncertnim programom, nastupima dalmatinskih klapa, izložbama, večerima poezije i folklornim priredbama. U sklopu te manifestacije održavaju se Ribarska noć i Noć Kalelarge (noć grada). Turist koji se opredijeli za boravak u Makarskoj imat će na izboru razne oblike turizma. Može birati između smještaja u hotelima (2,300 kreveta), kampovima (500 mjesta) ili privatnom smještaju (10,000 kreveta). U gradu ima mnoštvo restorana, konoba i drugih ugostiteljskih objekata s bogatim izborom tradicionalnih jela i pića. Brela Brela (1,500 stanovnika) su prvo naselje na Makarskoj rivijeri kad dolazite iz pravca Splita, udaljena oko 15 km od Makarske. Sastoje se od starijeg (Gornja Brela) i novog dijela (Donja Brela). Današnje naselje nastalo je u novije doba migracijom stanovnika iz podbiokovskih zaselaka. Župna crkva iz XIX. st. sagrađena je na mjestu starije barokne crkve; uz groblje se nalazi srednjovjekovna nekropola s osam nadgrobnih ploča urešenih reljefima (štitovi i mačevi). U crkvi se nalazi više nadgrobnih ploča iz XVIII. st. Zahvaljujući dugim i gustim borovim šumama, lijepim plažama, bistrom moru Brela su već nekoliko desetljeća poznata kao jedno od najprivlačnijih turističkih mjesta u Dalmaciji. Smještajna ponuda Brela vrhunske je kvalitete, pa su hoteli u Brelima često birani za najbolje u Hrvatskoj. Osim mora i sunca, Brela nude i raznovrsne mogućnosti za sport i rekreaciju. Blue Flag Plaža "Zlatni Rat" redovito iz godine u godinu dobija priznanje "Plava zastava", nagradu koja se daje samo plažama koje zadovoljavaju najviše standarde u pogledu kvalitete mora i ostalih resursa na i u blizini plaže. Baška Voda Baška Voda (1,600 stanovnika) nalazi se oko 9,5 km sjeverozapadno od Makarske. Mjesto je naseljeno već u antici. Na uzvisini Gradina su tragovi naselja i kasnoantičke bizantske utvrde, Bistona. Kasnobarokna crkvica Sv. Lovre nastala je najvjerojatnije na antičkom lokalitetu. Ime Baške Vode spominje se prvi put u 18. stoljeću, kada su nakon izgona od strane Turaka ovo područje naselili stanovnici podbiokovskog zaselka Basta. Nekad je Baška Voda bila ribarsko, težačko i trgovačko mjesto, a danas je suvremeno turističko središte koje nudi čisto more, lijepe plaže s borovom šumom i raznovrsnu turističku ponudu. Baška Voda Uz more i sunce, kupanje i ugodne šetnje, muzeje i povijesne spomenike, Baška Voda vam nudi i zanimljive kulturno-zabavne priredbe. Vrlo su zanimljive i vjerske priredbe, posebno procesije u povodu Velike Gospe, koja prolazi kroz sva mjesta u općini (čak 15 km). Uz raznovrsne sportsko-rekreacijske sadržaje zanimljive su i šetnje u podbiokovska sela, posebno Bast i Topiće, poznate po siru, pršutu i kruhu. Tučepi Tučepi (1800 stanovnika) leže 4 kilometra jugoistočno od Makarske. Nastanjeni su u antičko doba. Na groblju su otkriveni ostaci namještaja starokršćanske crkve iz 5.-6. stoljeća i nekoliko srednjovjekovnih nadgrobnih ploča. Naselje se pod današnjim imenom prvi put spominje 1434. godine. Crkva Svetog Jurja sagrađena je u prijelaznom romaničko-gotičkom stilu potkraj 13. stoljeća. U 18. stoljeću makarske obitelji Ivanišević i Lučić-Pavlović uz more grade barokne vile. Do potresa 1962. godine većina stanovništva živjela je u zaseocima podno Biokova. Smješteni na padinama Biokova, Tučepi su odavno birano turističko središte. Kvalitetan smještaj (hoteli i apartmani), kilometrima duge plaže, ponuda domaće hrane, prostori za zabavu, mogućnost sporta i rekreacije privlače u Tučepi velik broj stalnih gostiju te ih čine jednim od nejekskluzivnih ljetovališta na cijelom Jadranu. Podgora Podgora (1500 stanovnika) je naselje i luka smještena oko 9 kilometara jugoistočno od Makarske. Sastoji se od starijih zaselaka na obroncima Biokova, koja su danas slabo nastanjena, i novijeg dijela na obali mora. U selu su brojni prirodni izvori pitke vode te ljekovito slano vrelo Klokun. Zahvaljujući svom geografskom položaju Podgora je rano naseljena. Prvi put se spominje 1571. godine kao jedno od mjesta koje pod svoju zaštitu uzima Venecija i iz tog doba postoje ostaci groblja sa ponekim očuvanim nadgrobnim spomenikom. U gornjem dijeli naselja u zaseocima Rošćićima i Marinovićima sagrađene s u 17.-18. stoljeću kule za obranu od Turaka. Od baroknog ljetnikovca obitelji Mrkušić, koji se ubraja u vodeće primjerke barokne arhitekture, ostao je sačuvan samo portal na ulazu u park hotela i zanimljiva osmerostrana kapela. Na groblju se nalaze srednjovjekovne nadgrobne ploče i spomeni književniku i političaru Mihovilu Pavlinoviću (1831.-1837. god.) rad kipara Ivana Rendića. Duga turistička tradicija ovog mjesta ogleda se u brojnim luksuznim hotelima i privatnim apartmanima, brojnim restoranima i konobama te raznovrnim turističkim sadržajima. Rekreativcima su na raspolaganju brojni sportski tereni. Postoje škole jedrenja, ronjena, surfinga i skijanja na vodi. U turističkoj sezoni organiziraju se brojne kulturne i zabavne priredbe, gostovanja kazališta, folklornih skupina te ribarske večeri. Posebno je zanimljiva najveća fešta u Podgori, proslava Sv. Vicenca, zaštitnika mjesta. Drašnice Drašnice (330 stanovnika) su malo turističko i ribarsko mjesto udaljeno 12 kilometara jugoistočno od Makarske. Stanovništvo se uz turizam i ribarstvo bavi i poljodjelstvom (vinogradi, masline, smokve...). Mjesto se prvi put u dokumentima spominje 1523. godine u isto vrijeme kao i crkva Sv. Jure koja je uništena u potresu. Danas se uz more uzdiže nova crkva Sv. Jure i nova crkva Bezgriješnog Začeća Blažene Djevice Marije sa ugrađenim baroknim elementima starije crkve. Iznad sela je gotička crkva Sv. Stjepana u kojoj je nađen rimski natpis iz 2. stoljeća. Kraj uz more dijelom je pod borovom šumom i maslinicima, a uzduž obale nižu se lijepe šljunčane plaže. Srme ulice i stare dalmatinske kuće te prirodne ljepote koje obiluju raznolikostima čine Drašnice ugodnim kutkom za odmor Drvenik Drvenik Naselje i luka Drvenik (500 stanovnika) se nalazi 25 kilometara jugoistočno od Makarske i leži u dvije uvale - Gornja i Donja Vala. Stanovništvo s bavi poljodjelstvom, ribarstvom i turizmom. Drvenik se spominje prvi put već u 13. stoljeću. U temelje lađe gotičke crkve Sv. Jurja, kasnije barokizirane, ugrađene su srednjovjekovne nadgrobne ploče. Jedan od važnijih spomenika-utvrda, opće na Makarskom primorju, je tvrđava Drvenik na glavici iznad sela, sagrađena u 17. stoljeću. Kristalno bistro more i čisti okoliš, lijepe šumovite uvale s izvorima pitke vode te ljubazni domaćini i zdrava hrana uz razne mogućnosti aktivnog odmora i rekreacije, čine od Drvenika savršeno odredište za odmor daleko od urbanih središta. Zaostrog Zaostrog (300 stanovnika) je naselje i luka, udaljena 33 kilometra od Makarske i 16 kilometara od Ploča. Sastoji se od starije dijela ispod Biokova i novijeg naselja na obali. Gospodarska osnova je poljodjelstvo, ribarstvo i turizam. Prvi put se ime Zaostrog spominje 1494. godine. Najznačajniji spomenik je Franjevački samostan koje se počeo graditi u 16., a dovršen je u 17. stoljeću. Danas se u unutrašnjosti samostana čuvaju se mnogobrojni povijesni i umjetnički predmeti. Bistro more, bjelina pješčanih plaža, zelenilo borovih šuma i maslinika, kvalitetan smještaj, ponuda domaće hrane te ugođaj starog naselja pod brdom čine Zaostrog privlačnim turistima.