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Family villas in Dalmatia

Dalmatia runs along Croatia’s Adriatic coast, a stretch of shoreline shaped by historic cities and tucked-away bays.

Time here feels easy. Mornings spent exploring Hvar or Split, long lazy lunches, laughter-filled evenings under the stars.

Freedom to come and go as you please, with your own pool waiting when you get back. No set times, no interruptions, just space to spend time together.

Space to play. Space to relax. Space to be. That’s a Dalmatia Villacation.

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Resorts in Dalmatia

Brac

Brac

The largest island in Dalmatia, Brac (pronounced Bratch) is best known for its pristine white ...
Hvar

Hvar

The queen of the Dalmatian islands, Hvar is listed as one of the top ten islands to visit in the ...
Makarska

Makarska

Set at the foot of the Biokovo Mountain Range, this cosmopolitan seaside-town on the beautiful ...
Omis

Omis

The port town of Omis is set in one of the most dramatic locations on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, ...
Primosten

Primosten

Once an island, Primosten is a small town in north Dalmatia located between Sibenik and Split. It ...
Sibenik

Sibenik

Beautiful Sibenik is a historic city on Croatia’s Adriatic coast, full of Renaissance splendour and ...
Split

Split

UNESCO-protected Split is the second-largest city in Croatia and the largest city in Dalmatia. It ...
Trogir

Trogir

Choose a villa in Trogir to experience one of the most gorgeous destinations on Croatia’s Adriatic ...

Why book a Dalmatia villa holiday with SPL Villas?

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Help when you need it

There’s more to a great holiday than booking flights and a villa. Our team is on hand to help with the details, so your time in Dalmatia feels easy from the start.

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Hand-picked by SPL Villas

All our villas in Dalmatia have been hand-picked by our experienced team using our expert insight into what makes the perfect family villa holiday.

Dalmatia travel guide

Dalmatia has it all. Historic cities, island escapes, quiet beaches and clear blue water all within easy reach.

A Villacation along the Dalmatian coast gives you the freedom to experience it your way. Head out for the day, then return to your own space to relax.

Looking for family villa holidays in Dalmatia?

 

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Your Dalmatia questions answered

Where is Dalmatia?

Dalmatia is a coastal region in southern Croatia, stretching along the Adriatic Sea from the island of Pag down towards the Bay of Kotor. It includes well-known places such as Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar and Šibenik, along with many islands including Hvar and Brač.

What currency do I need to take to Dalmatia?

The official currency of Croatia is the Euro.

What is the average summer temperature in Dalmatia?

 Summer temperatures are typically around 25–30°C, with July and August being the warmest months. 

What is the nearest airport to Dalmatia?

Dalmatia is well connected by three main airports: Split Airport (SPU) in central Dalmatia, Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) in the south and Zadar Airport (ZAD) in the north. All offer flights from the UK and cities across Europe.

Is English widely spoken in Dalmatia?

English is widely spoken in Dalmatia, especially in areas popular with visitors. Most people working in hotels, restaurants, shops and tourist attractions speak good English, however it never hurts to learn a few words in the language such as bok (hello) and hvala (thank you).

What are your top five recommendations for a holiday in Dalmatia?

  • Diocletian’s Palace, Split - A vast Roman complex at the centre of the city, filled with narrow streets, hidden corners and everyday life still unfolding within its walls.
  • Dubrovnik Old Town and City Walls - Walk the historic walls for far-reaching sea views, then wander through the streets below.
  • Krka National Park - Wooden walkways lead past waterfalls and pools, with plenty of quiet spots to pause along the way.
  • Zlatni Rat Beach, Brač - A distinctive stretch of pale shoreline with clear water and space to relax or try watersports.
  • Sea Organ and Sun Salutation, Zadar - Wave-powered sounds and evening light displays create something a little different along the waterfront.