Dalmatia’s coast is the best spot if you want to explore Croatian islands, stretching from the island of Rab in the north to the Bay of Kotor in the south. Depending on what you want to do on the Dalmatian coast, here you can find ancient Roman ruins and Venetian palaces, chill on the beach, or party all night.
In our selection you can find anything your soul is crawling for, from rustic stone houses in the heart of Split to beachfront villas with infinity pools overlooking the Dalmatian islands - our range of properties caters to diverse tastes and budgets. If you're interested in purchasing a property rather than just renting, then you've come to the place!
Have you already decided where to go for your vacation? In a villa? Or a penthouse apartment on the Dalmatian coast? Don’t worry, we got it all! Our easy-to-use interface lets you sift through options by type, price, location, and more.
But the Dalmatian coast isn't just about the sea and history. It's a living, breathing region with a vibrant culture. The traditional klapa singing, recognized by UNESCO, can often be heard in open-air venues, bringing harmony to your summer nights.
The coast’s gastronomy is also a feast for your senses. Fresh seafood, seasoned with olive oil and Mediterranean herbs, is a staple. Oysters from Ston, salted anchovies, and the famous Dalmatian ham (pršut) are just a few of the delicacies that foodies will relish. If you pair the food with local wines like Plavac Mali or Pošip, your meal will elevate to a truly immersive experience.
However, if you have any questions about buying property on the Dalmatian coast, feel free to reach out! Our team is always eager to chat and provide tips. Whether you need assistance finding the property or recommendations for a dinner spot, we've got your back. We'll ensure that your property-buying journey is incredibly smooth and stress-free.
And remember, Dalmatia’s coast isn't just about the bricks and mortar. If you're a history buff, places like the ancient walls of Dubrovnik and the timeless city of Trogir are sure to captivate your heart.
Exclusively for sale, we offer a luxuriously decorated villa with a beautiful sea view, top-notch architecture, and refined design.
A beautiful newly built villa located in a small village not far from the town of Imotski.
Spacious, unfinished villa in a quiet bay near Rogoznica.
An exceptional property located in the first row to the sea.
A new project in our offer, 4 town houses, just 50 m from the sea, starting construction this fall.
In a small fishing village, right by the sea, lies this charming waterfront property, perfectly integrated into the Mediterranean surroundings.
A wonderful villa in the Pag region, located in a peaceful location 1km to the village and only 30m to the sea and beach.
Fully renovated semi-detached house, located on Ciovo island, just 190 from the sea.
A truly unique property situated in a peaceful location in natural rocky surroundings on the island of Pag 150m from the beach.
In an attractive location, just 4 km from the center of Zadar, a penthouse is for sale, situated on the second floor of a newer building.
Dalmatia, Croatia's most popular region, stretches along the country's central Dalmatian coast. Beautiful islands and beaches are plentiful here, as well as timeless seaside towns dripping in history.
Located in the southwest of the Republic of Croatia, Dalmatia is at the very heart of the country and occupies most of the coastline. It encompasses a Croatian region consisting of islands and a strip of land along the mainland. The name Dalmatia originates from an Illyrian tribe called the Dalmatae who inhabited the area in ancient times.
Split, Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik...There are so many beautiful places in Dalmatia, it's hard to decide which one takes the crown as the most beautiful. From historical towns to secluded island beaches, Dalmatia offers something for everyone.
There’s a lot to see in Split – Diocletian’s Palace, Bajamonti Bastion and the Cathedral of Saint Domnius are all worth visiting. For more history and culture don’t miss Trogir – one of the oldest towns on the coast with a Venetian-era castle and Kamerlengo fortress with spectacular views of the Adriatic Sea. Old towns Dubrovnik, Korcula and Hvar. National parks Krka and Mljet are also must-see locations.
All these cities belong in the Dalmatia region: Zadar, Sibenik, Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Trogir, Omis, Makarska, Korcula, Sinj and many others.
