O que fazer em Makarska

Grad Makarska Unmissables

Makarska is centered around a deep horseshoe-shaped bay at the foot of the Biokovo Mountains. This selection covers the town's historical core, including the baroque Co-cathedral of St. Mark and the central Kačić Square, as well as the rugged peaks of Biokovo Nature Park. Notable landmarks include the secluded Nugal beach, the 19th-century Sveti Petar lighthouse, and traditional Dalmatian taverns serving regional seafood in the old town.

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Makarska

Makarska is a city on the Adriatic coastline of Croatia, about 60 km southeast of Split and 140 km northwest of Dubrovnik, in the Split…

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Sveti Jure

The highest peak of the Biokovo mountain range at 1,762 meters, offering panoramic views of the Adriatic islands and the Italian coastline on clear days.

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Makarska Co-cathedral

Co-cathedral of St. Mark the Evangelist is a baroque church and former cathedral in the Archdiocese of Split-Makarska.

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Svjetionik sveti Petar

Built in 1884, this stone lighthouse stands on the tip of the Sveti Petar peninsula at the entrance to the town's harbor.

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Sveti Petar

A bronze statue of Saint Peter holding the keys to heaven, situated on the peninsula overlooking the sea and the town.

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Three white crosses

Three memorial crosses located on a viewpoint overlooking the city and the coastline.

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paragliding take off Przinowac, 1300 m

A designated launch site at 1,300 meters within Biokovo Nature Park, used for tandem and solo paragliding flights.

Crkva Blažene Djevice Marije na nebo uznesene

Catholic church dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Gradska česma

Historic stone fountain located in the town's main square, providing fresh water to residents and visitors.

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Fra Andrija Kačić Miošić

A monument dedicated to the famous Franciscan monk and poet, located in the center of the main town square named after him.

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Plaža Ramova

A pebble beach on the western edge of town, bordered by pine forests and known for its exceptionally clear water.

Nugal

A secluded pebble beach tucked under high cliffs, accessible via a forest path; it is a well-known spot for naturist swimmers.

Grotta

A unique nightclub and bar situated inside a natural cave on the waterfront.

Papillon

Waterfront entertainment area featuring various recreational activities.

Konoba Kalelarga

Traditional Dalmatian tavern in the old town specializing in local seafood, grilled meats, and regional wines.

Hrpina

Mediterranean restaurant located in a quiet square, recognized for its fresh fish dishes and homemade pasta.

Bonaca

Local restaurant serving Dalmatian specialties with a focus on seasonal ingredients and harbor views.

Centar Peškera

A bustling market and commercial hub near the shoreline featuring local produce, souvenirs, and street food.

Planinarska kuća Slobodan Ravlić na Lokvi

High-altitude mountain hut at 1,460 meters in Biokovo Nature Park, providing shelter for hikers on the Biokovo mountain trail.