Pet-friendly Accommodation in Dalmatia
Rent the best pet-friendly accommodation in Dalmatia
Apartment Paradiso No.3 with Sea View
From 108.00€ per night
Apartment Paradiso No.7 near the Beach on Vir
From 108.00€ per night
Apartment Paradiso No.2 with Sea View
From 108.00€ per night
Apartment Paradiso No.4 with Sea View
From 108.00€ per night
Apartment Paradiso No.1 with Sea View
From 108.00€ per night
Apartment Gazic 1 by the Sea
From 54.00€ per night
Apartment Laura 2 by the Sea
From 90.00€ per night
Apartment Laura 3 by the Sea
From 102.00€ per night
Apartment Gazic 3 by the Sea
From 65.00€ per night
Apartment Laura 1 by the Sea
From 78.00€ per night
Apartment Gazic 2 by the Sea
From 65.00€ per night
Holiday Home Malo Fali near the Beach on Vir
From 109.00€ per night
Suitable pet-friendly accommodation in Dalmatia
The day begins here without an alarm clock, only with the gentle sound of the waves and the rustling of the pine trees. If you want to experience dalmatia pet-friendly travel, you know how precious these undisturbed moments are. Our private accommodation gives you exactly this freedom, far away from rigid hotel rules and tight schedules.
Here, your four-legged friend runs relaxed through your own protected garden, while you drink your first coffee on the sun-warmed stone terrace. It is this deep feeling of arriving that makes your holiday.
Accommodation with a pool in Dalmatia
Accommodation in Dalmatia by the sea
Apartment Candela 4 by the Sea
From 70.00€ per night
Apartment Candela 6 by the Sea
From 75.00€ per night
Apartment Candela 1 by the Sea
From 65.00€ per night
Apartment Candela 2 by the Sea
From 70.00€ per night
Discover the heart of Dalmatia with us
Activities in Dalmatia
The Dalmatian coast reveals itself most beautifully when you walk its paths off the beaten track. A trip to the cool heights of the Biokovo mountains rewards you with a wide view over the deep blue sea, where the islands lie like green dots in the water. Those looking for adventure can glide through shaded canyons while kayaking on the Cetina or feel the wind while sailing between the quiet cliffs of the Kornati islands.
In the historic alleys of Diocletian’s Palace in Split, the old walls breathe pure history, while small konobas invite you to linger. We recommend heading to the hidden coves of the island of Vis early in the morning, when the light bathes the rocks in warm golden tones and the sea still lies completely untouched.
The Weather in Dalmatia
The sun is kind to this stretch of coast, giving us long, warm days well into autumn. If you want to book a relaxed dalmatia pet-friendly holiday, the months of May, June and September are particularly appealing. The temperatures then hover around a pleasant 22 degrees, making long walks along the shore noticeably easier for you and your dog.
The beaches slowly empty, the water remains wonderfully warm and nature shows itself in its most intense colours. For the cooler evening hours in spring, it is best to pack a light cardigan, as the fresh breeze from the sea after sunset gently dispels the heat of the day.
The most beautiful beaches
Pebble beaches that slope gently into the crystal-clear water shape the face of our coast. On the Makarska Riviera, old, fragrant pine trees provide natural shade, where your dog also feels visibly comfortable on warm afternoons. If you are looking to rent pet-friendly accommodation, we make sure that quiet natural beaches are within easy reach.
A small, practical piece of advice from us locals: pack sturdy water shoes. They not only protect against the small sea urchins in the clear water, but also make the path over the warm pebbles down to the refreshing water absolutely effortless for you.
Places & villages worth visiting
Small, historic towns line the path along the coast, telling silent stories of bygone times. Historic Trogir lies like a small island in the water, drawing visitors into its cool, stone alleys. Further south, Primošten invites you for an evening stroll as the sun slowly sinks behind the horizon, bathing the sea in deep red.
In Ston on the Pelješac peninsula, you can admire the historic defensive walls and taste fresh oysters straight from the bay in local taverns. Here, you will experience the honest, relaxed hospitality of the locals over a glass of local red wine and feel the real rhythm of Dalmatian life.