Makarska Attractions
Along the Makarska Coast, sometimes referred to as the Makarska Riviera, is the small port and resort town of Makarska. The town is at the center of a spectacular natural setting. Located at the base of the Biokovo range, Makarska lies in a sheltered cove, with a palm fringed beach and sea front promenade in a lush surrounding. The mountains form a dramatic backdrop to the town and also serve to protect it from the cold bura wind. This beautiful little resort draws visitors from throughout Europe.
The area has been inhabited since Roman times although there is not much to see from this time period. Of note in the Makarska area are the 18th Century Monastery of St Philip and the 17th Century Franciscan Monastery.
The cobble stone promenade is a pedestrian only area and walking is the best way to see Makarska. Approximately 70km / 32 mi from Split, it is an easy day trip for those who don't want to spend the night.
Nearby is the Biokovo Nature Park, with hiking and other recreational opportunities.
The area has been inhabited since Roman times although there is not much to see from this time period. Of note in the Makarska area are the 18th Century Monastery of St Philip and the 17th Century Franciscan Monastery.
The cobble stone promenade is a pedestrian only area and walking is the best way to see Makarska. Approximately 70km / 32 mi from Split, it is an easy day trip for those who don't want to spend the night.
Nearby is the Biokovo Nature Park, with hiking and other recreational opportunities.
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