Tucepi villa Andrea hotel rooms

Gornji Tucepi —

offrono innumerevoli possibilità e la veduta memorabile di Tučepi e dei suoi dintorni. Camminando si può vedere villaggi circostanti, chiesette, torri, sorgenti d'acqua e visitare l'etno-museo e la cattedrale di San Antonio.

Biokovo    pparco naturale protetto offre le possibilità di passeggiare per i suoi sentieri e di visitare l'Orto botanico o la fattoria Vrata Biokova. Per fare l'alpinismo è necessaria l'organizzazione e l'aiuto professionale!

Makarska    centro turistico di riviera di Macarsca e di Dalmazia centrale. Nel convento francescano si trova il Museo dei molluschi con la collezione di conchiglie di tutto il mondo, la cattedrale di San Marco, piazza principale…

Imotski     cittadina nel retroterra dalmata, situata nell'interno e a piè del monte Biokovo. È noto per numerose curiosità e per i suoi laghi Crveno e Modro jezero…

Omiš

This picturesque town with true Mediterranean atmosphere is situated at the mouth of the river Cetina. It is located approximately 21 kilometres southeast from Split, the largest Dalmatian city. Stone monuments are the reminders of the rich and turbulent past of the notorious Omiš Pirates. Numerous beaches, bays, fresh air and crystal blue sea make the Omiš Riviera a picturesque for those who are looking for a serene vacation.

Hvar and Brač

Le isole: Brazza (Brač), Lesina (Hvar), Curzola (Korčula) – ricche di bellezze naturali, di storia, di spiagge Zlatni rat (Brač), il teatro più vecchio nell'Europa (Hvar), luogo di nascita di Marco Polo (Korčula)…

Split

This largest Dalmatian city and the second largest Croatian city is also known as the "City of Museums". Among them, the Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments has a special place for all who visit. Also, Diocletian’s Palace, the ancient palace of Emperor Diocletian, is a must-see cultural building for anyone visiting the city.

Solin

Solin is situated in central Dalmatia, northeast from Split. This small town is famous for its ancient archaeological sites and rich Mediterranean culture.

Trogir

Known as a beautiful town on the UNESCO list, this small town near Split is famous for its old town centre and rich cultural heritage. Some of the sights that you can see in Trogir are: St. Lawrence’s Cathedral, the Kamerlengo Castle, the South City Gate, St. Mark’s Tower and the City Museum.

Neretva Valley and the Narona Museum

The Neretva Valley is an extraordinary landscape of swamps, lagoons, lakes, beaches, rivers and mountains which create a mosaic of natural beauty. It also includes five protected areas. The Neretva landscape is perfect for walking and cycling tours. Located near Metković is the Narona Archaeological Museum, which was built above a temple dedicated to the divine Augustus and where 15 statues of Roman emperors were found on its unique archaeological site.

Korčula

The island of Marco Polo (whose birthplace is next to the cathedral in the town of Korčula), is a tourist destination famous for its wine, olives and rich cultura and historical heritage. Korčula has preserved the tradition of knightly tournaments – Moreška, a dynamic, battle sword dance. It has built its cultural identity with other spectacular processions as well.

Dubrovnik    monumento storico sotto la tutela dell'UNESCO.

Medugorje    il luogo dell'apparizione della Madonna, del rinnovamento dello spirito, di preghiera e di pace in cui s'inviano i pellegrini di tutto il mondo.

Mostar

The city of Mostar is located in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the banks of the river Neretva, and said to be one of the most beautiful cities there. It has been named after the bridge keepers – mostari. Stari Most (The Old Bridge) as well as the old city of Mostar have been classified by UNESCO as protected cultural sites since 2005.

Hiking trails (Podgora, Makarska, the old village of Tučepi)