Makarska

Makarska has served as a port on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast since the Middle Ages. The town occupies a narrow strip between the Adriatic Sea and the steep limestone slopes of Biokovo, a massif protected within Biokovo Nature Park. Its waterfront reaches the old centre around Kačić Square, where the Church of St Mark reflects Makarska’s Venetian-era urban heritage. The Franciscan monastery contains the Malacological Museum, known for its collection of marine shells from the Adriatic and farther afield. Ferries from the harbour connect Makarska with Sumartin on the island of Brač. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Makarska and the Dalmatian coast.

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