Croatia
Split, approximately 1.5-2 hours by bus, a city easily accessible from Makarska. It is a fantastic destination for a full day trip.
Diocletian's Palace, an UNESCO World Heritage site, is a living Roman ruin. Explore the lively Riva promenade, enjoy the atmosphere, and climb Marjan Hill for breathtaking city views.
Discover destinations and experiences around Makarska, from historical cities to adventure hubs.
Dubrovnik, approximately 2.5-3 hours by bus, including border crossing. Its UNESCO Old City holds impressive city walls and historical buildings.
Omiš, approximately 40-50 minutes by bus, a historical pirate town. Explore its fortresses or seek adventure.
Discover the stunning natural beauty surrounding Makarska, from mountain parks to island getaways.
Immediately behind Makarska, with Skywalk, Sveti Jure peak, hiking trails, and Kotišina Botanical Garden.
Approximately 2 hours by car. Famous for waterfalls like Skradinski Buk and Roški Slap, walking trails, and boat trips.
Brač has Zlatni Rat beach. Hvar has Hvar Town, lavender fields, and Pakleni Islands.
Reaching Biokovo offers breathtaking views and outdoor exploration.
Explore the region's cultural heritage and plan longer explorations.
Approximately 2-2.5 hours by car or bus to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Home to the UNESCO-listed Old Bridge (Stari Most).
Approximately 1 hour by car. Known for the striking Red Lake and Blue Lake, natural sinkholes of incredible beauty.
Discover the ruins of Salona, an ancient Roman city near Split, offering a glimpse into past civilizations.
A scenic peninsula south of Makarska, renowned for its wine production and fresh seafood.
Extend your adventure beyond Makarska with these suggested multi-day itineraries.
After Makarska, head north to Split. Use Split as a base for day trips to Trogir, Salona, or nearby islands. Buses connect Makarska and Split.
Head south to Dubrovnik for 3-4 days of exploration. Take day trips to Lokrum Island, Cavtat, or the Pelješac peninsula. Direct buses available.
Start from Makarska to explore Brač and Hvar. Continue to Korčula or Vis for further island exploration. Ferries and catamarans connect the islands.