Weather
Of course, the biggest / most popular reason so many are flocking to the Dalmatian Coast is the region’s glorious hot weather. When summer rolls around, the region experiences average temperatures of 25-28 degrees Celsius, which can hit 30 and above on the hottest days.
- In January and February, the temperature on the Dalmatian Coast is similar to that of Central Europe with temperatures of around 8 degrees Celsius.
- In March and April, the Dalmatian Coast begins to warm up with temperatures rising to around 12 degrees and sometimes 15 on a clear day. You can expect plenty of Easter sunshine around this time.
- In May, the Dalmatian Coast’s average temperature increases once again to around 18 degrees. Expect hot weather and certain days to break into the early 20s.
- In June, the Dalmatian Coast stays hot with average temperatures remaining around the early 20s and hitting 25 on hotter days.
- July and August are easily the hottest months on the Dalmatian Coast, reaching up to 30°C at their peak!
- September sees the temperature begin to slowly return to the low 20s, although the sun still shines bright throughout the month.
- In October the decline in temperature continues, falling to 16°C, warm enough for some autumn fun in the sun.
- In November and December the temperature falls to around 12°C, however the region is a lot quieter, making the Dalmatian Coast perfect for a relaxing Winter Holiday
Activities
If an activity-filled holiday is more your thing, you’ll be pleased to know that the region boasts a number of fantastic dive centres and places where you can enjoy water sports. There’s also plenty on offer for the kids, including Aquapark Solaris water park in Sibenik and children’s clubs across the region. There’s something for everyone in this outstanding part of Croatia.
Holidays to the Dalmatian Coast feature a range of exciting things to do. The region is home to a huge list of activities and attractions. Below is a list of our favourites:
Museums and galleries
The Dalmatian Coast has a vast and fascinating history. There are a lot of galleries and museums dotted around the region that celebrate this history. The most famous is the beautiful Diocletian Palace in Split. This UNESCO World Heritage Site dates back to the Middle Ages and is built from marble and white stone.
Another must see is are the Split City Museums, which are packed with local artefacts and relics that tell the unabridged story of the region.
Beaches
Azure waters and golden sands line the whole of the Dalmatian Coast. Those who venture around the coastline are sure to spot some of the hidden coves and beautiful scenery of the region. Sticking to the main areas will treat to a selection of bustling tourist spots that make for a pleasant day out.
Water sports
Like anywhere with a decent beach, water sports are very popular in the Dalmatian Coast. Surfing, jet skiing and parasailing are all on offer on the local beaches, along with a range of other popular water sports.
Eating out
Croatia’s national cuisine is heavily influenced by that of its Mediterranean neighbours, Italy and Greece. This makes the local food incredibly delicious and full of juicy tomatoes and rich meat. There are many local restaurants on offer on Dalmatian Coast holidays, so there is no excuse not to sample the breath taking food.
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