Dalmatia — Boutique Hotels & Travel Guide

Hvar is the most celebrated island on the Dalmatian coast — a long, thin island of lavender fields, medieval towns, and extraordinary beaches that has become one of the Mediterranean's premier destina...

Split is one of the great cities of the Mediterranean — a living Roman palace turned into a medieval city turned into a modern Croatian metropolis, all stacked on top of each other in a way that is en...

The Zadar Archipelago is the most complex island landscape on the Dalmatian coast — a scatter of over 200 islands, islets, and reefs stretching north from Zadar along the Dalmatian coast, encompassing...

Korčula is a densely forested island of medieval stone towns, excellent wine, and a quietness that distinguishes it from its more famous neighbour Hvar. The old town of Korčula, built on a small penin...

Dubrovnik is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe — a walled city of limestone streets, Baroque churches, and Renaissance palaces built on a rocky peninsula above the Adriatic. The city...