Rent Holiday Homes in Dalmatia
Rent the Best Holiday Homes in Dalmatia
Holiday Home Maria with Private Beach Access
From 125.00€ per night
Holiday Home Manuela with Private Beach Access
From 137.00€ per night
Holiday Home Ana Maria by the Beach
From 125.00€ per night
Holiday Home Bruno with Beach Access
From 999.00€ per night
Holiday Home Vana with Pool
From 295.00€ per night
Holiday Home Antona with Private Pool
From 98.00€ per night
Stone House Mirko directly on a private beach
From 85.00€ per night
Holiday Home Milovac near Paklenica
From 139.00€ per night
Holiday Home Eda with Pool
From 90.00€ per night
Holiday House Rose directly by the sea
From 188.00€ per night
Holiday Home Antonija with Sea View
From 104.00€ per night
Holiday Home Malo Fali near the Beach on Vir
From 89.00€ per night
Your Suitable Holiday Homes in Dalmatia
Experience Dalmatia exactly as you wish. While hotels tie you to fixed schedules, a private holiday home offers you the freedom to find your own rhythm. Enjoy maximum privacy, more space, and the authentic feeling of being at home in Croatia.
Whether it’s breakfast on your own terrace or pure tranquility – choose flexibility over the standard.
Vacation Homes with Pool in Dalmatia
Pet-Friendly Holiday Homes in Dalmatia
Holiday Home Malo Fali near the Beach on Vir
From 89.00€ per night
Holiday Home Angelina with Private Pool
From 180.00€ per night
Stone House Jovraz with Hot Tub
From 111.00€ per night
Holiday Home Artano with Private Pool
From 219.00€ per night
Holiday Homes with Sea View in Dalmatia
Stone House Mirko directly on a private beach
From 85.00€ per night
Holiday House Rose directly by the sea
From 188.00€ per night
Holiday Home Antonija with Sea View
From 104.00€ per night
Holiday Home Fortica with Sea View
From 160.00€ per night
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Activities in Dalmatia
Dalmatia is a true paradise for explorers and active travelers. Start with a hike in the Biokovo Mountains to enjoy the spectacular Skywalk and panoramic views over the Adriatic. Water sports enthusiasts will get their money’s worth rafting on the Cetina River or sailing through the pristine Kornati archipelago.
A cultural highlight is a visit to Diocletian’s Palace in Split, where history comes to life. My tip: Explore the hidden sea caves near Vis by kayak – an unforgettable experience away from the main tourist crowds.
The weather in Dalmatia
With more than 2,700 hours of sunshine a year, the region is one of the sunniest destinations in Europe. While the summer months of July and August are perfect for beachgoers who love water temperatures around 25°C, the low season in May, June, or September offers ideal conditions for sightseeing and hiking.
At a mild 20°C to 23°C, the light is particularly golden and the beaches are significantly emptier.
Pack a light jacket for spring evenings, as the sea breeze can be pleasantly refreshing after sunset.
The most beautiful beaches
The Dalmatian coast impresses with its diversity – from lively family beaches to secluded coves.
The famous “Golden Horn” on the island of Brač is a must, but the Makarska Riviera also offers perfect shade and crystal-clear water with its pine-fringed pebble beaches. For those seeking peace and quiet, Stiniva Bay on Vis or the hidden beaches of Hvar island are recommended.
An important note for first-time visitors: Water shoes are worth their weight in gold in Croatia, as they protect against sharp stones and sea urchins and make it easier to enter the turquoise sea.
Places & villages worth seeing
Beyond the well-known centers, there are numerous historical gems to discover.
Trogir, a museum town on an island, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and will enchant you with its medieval alleys.
Picturesque Primošten is majestically perched on a peninsula and invites you for a sunset stroll. Also visit the charming town of Ston on the Pelješac peninsula, known for its impressive defensive wall and freshly caught oysters.
These places offer the perfect blend of authentic Croatian hospitality, first-class wines, and architecture dating back thousands of years.