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An eleven-day holiday on Croatia's beautiful Dalmatian Coast
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This popular 11-day holiday combines a five-night stay on central Dalmatia's largest island, Brac, with five nights on the mainland at Makarska. Brac is famous for two things: its radiant white stone that's helped to build both Diocletian's Palace in Split and the White House in Washington DC, and Zlatni Rat, the long pebbly beach that juts out emphatically into the dazzling Adriatic and adorns 90% of Croatia's tourism posters.
The second part of the holiday is spent at the 4-star Hotel Meteor in Makarska, a pretty port town with a long pebbly beach, lively waterfront restaurants and a limestone centre that turns peachy orange in the setting sun. It's also an ideal base from which to explore the cities of Split and Dubrovnik.
Day by day itinerary
Day
1
London to Brac
Fly to Split and meet your private transfer. You'll catch the regular ferry from Split to Supetar on the Island of Brac (50 minutes). Check into the 4-star Hotel Bol for a five-night stay.
Stay: Hotel Bol, Brac
Days
2-5
Brac
Time to enjoy island life either on the beach - including Croatia's most photographed beach, the V-shaped Zlatni Rat- or exploring abandoned villages such as Murvica, where residents left in the 1950s to search for a 'new world' and to where their decendents are now returning.
Brac is the third largest of Croatia's Adriatic islands and has the highest point of any of them. From the summit at Vidova Gora and see splendid views over the islands of Bol & Hvar.
Stay: Hotel Bol, Brac
Meals: B
Day
6
Brac to Makarska
Today you'll travel by ferry from Sumartin direct to Makarska back on the mainland (25 minutes) and check into the 4-star Hotel Park in Makarska, your home for the next five nights.
Makarska is the liveliest resort on this stretch of coast. Pavement cafes and restaurants make this the place for a holiday with more of a buzz.
Stay: Hotel Park, Makarska
Meals: B
Days
7-10
Makarska
This is considered to be the most beautiful stretches of coast in the Dalmatia region. The white pebble beaches slope gently making it ideal for children and little villages of stone houses, churches and bell towers are never far away. An ideal base for excursions to Dubrovnik and the island of Korcula. The Biokovo Mountains offer breathtaking views, although the hairpin bends are not for the fainthearted.
Stay: Hotel Park, Makarska
Meals: B
Day
11
Departure
On your last day, transfer to Split airport (90 minutes), in preparation for your flight home.
This itinerary can be extended and tailor-made to suit your individual requirements. Please call your travel expert for more information.
Meals: B
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Pricing
Any element of this itinerary can be adjusted to suit your needs. Just contact us to find out more.
11-day Itinerary from £720 incl. flights
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Low Season
from £720 pp. incl. flights
High Season
from £1,495 pp. incl. flights
Valid for travel: throughout 2019
Includes:
- Complimentary access to UK airport departure lounge
- Return flights from Gatwick to Split
- Return airport transfers
- 10 nights accommodation as per itinerary
Terms & Conditions
Prices are per person based on two people sharing a twin/double room; prices are subject to availability and possible change; normal booking conditions apply.
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