Our NOVASOL Dalmatia villas are well-known for its outstanding and diverse landscape. You can find picturesque cities and towns on the beautiful Croatian peninsulas, a coastline with cliffs and gorgeous, eye-catching magnolia trees, subtropical vegetation, not to mention the infinite number of islands and reefs, which are perfect for a rest after a sailing trip, all of which you can do and see during your vacation in one of our villas in Dalmatia.
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The historic towns and cities close to our Dalmatia villas are sometimes more than 2,000 years old. The biggest cities are Split, Zadar and Dubrovnik, which are located close to our numerous Croatian villas. Dalmatia’s architectural treasures are always worth a visit while you are staying in one of our Croatian holiday villas. The Romans, Carolingians, Byzantines, Venetians, Turks and Habsburgs have all - as almost anywhere else in Croatia - left their marks in this part of the country. But Dalmatia’s appeal is not only of historic origin, it is a paradise for water enthusiasts, snorkelers, divers and swimmers, so why not try out some of these water sports? Or do you prefer to go mountain biking to discover some of Dalmatia’s unspoiled nature? Staying in one of our Croatian villas is always a good starting point for a great, relaxing vacation!
Near our North Dalmatia villas, you can find the highest mountain of Croatia, which is called Dinara and has a height of around 1,830 meters, as well as the most significant ferry port, which is located in Zadar and easy to explore whilst self-catering Croatia. You should also visit the town of Sibenik, which attracts many tourists with its beautiful cathedral St. Jacob, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And did you know that North Dalmatia has over 383 islands, islets and rocks? Book your villas in Croatia today and experience all these wonderful places.
Have you been to the city of Split in Central Dalmatia? Many people think that it i