Dalmatian is made up of over 1000 islands Dalmatia is the name for the Adriatic coast, stretching from Istria in the north to Kotor Bay in the south. The stretch of Dalmatia represents about 560 km. Along the Dalmatian coast is 20 larger and about 1000 smaller islands. The area’s area is 12,732 km². Heard for many years under Venezia In the years 1000-1797 belonged Dalmatia in Venice, then in Austria-Hungary to 1919. Italy was in 1915 promise to the northern part of Dalmatia, but had to settle for the area around Zara (now Zadar). During the negotiations in 1941 on Yugoslavia’s division was Italy northern Dalmatia, but in 1945 the entire Dalmatia Yugoslavian. Dalmatia has significant exports of olive oil, tropical fruits and fish canning. Favorite tourist destination long ago climate in Dalmatia is subtropical, that is generally hot and sunny with mild winters and some winter rain. The area has traditionally been a popular tourist and holiday destination ia due to the scenic areas, featuring picturesque coastal towns and the many islands that invite to experience rich boat trips along the coast, which is known as a true sailing, diving and beach holiday paradise. Here you can explore the hundreds of small islands, the mainland by the beautiful national parks and the many charming towns with a fascinating and rich history. Homes for sale in Croatia Let Property Abroad find your dream home in Dalmatia, Croatia May you discover an error or to have additions we will be very grateful if you write an email to info@boligudland.dk . We will, as quickly as possible, investigate and correct this.
Pictures from Dalmatia
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