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Makarska only in a few sentences. Makarska is a little
town with approximately 20 thousands citizens located
in the heart of Dalmatia, 60 kilometers in the southeast
far from Split, which is the centre of the region
and 150 kilometers in the northwest far from Dubrovnik.
In the north Makarska is bordered and protected by
the mountain Biokovo and in the south from the islands
of Braè and Hvar. Thank to the ideal location the
climate in Makarska is known for its sunny summers
and mild winters. |
The main
branch of activity is, of course, tourism. There
is also an evident breeding of olive trees and cultivation
of grape- vine. There are lots of restaurants, night
clubs, souvenir- shops, cultural monuments, museums,
sports and recreations fields, and walking paths
in the city. To experience everything in the right
way you just have to visit Makarska. |
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The
city of Makarska and the Makarska Riviera have
lots of beautiful pebble stone beaches with a
length of almost 45 kilometers. The sea is clean
and clear. The average temperature of the sea
during the summer is 22- 23 degrees. |
The sea
is skin- deep in the first couple of meters and
from the surface you can see the multifarious sea-
bottom. If it’s getting too hot for you, you can
go into the shadow of the pine trees or strengthen
yourself in one of the near beach bars that you
can find at every step. |
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