The most developed part of Croatia is the Dalmatian coast, in particular the local towns that have existed for centuries, many of which have been lovingly restored by Croats.
SPLIT
Split is the largest city in Dalmatia and the second largest city in Croatia. According to the latest census conducted in 2011, Split has 178,192 inhabitants; it has the second largest Croatian port and the third largest port in the Mediterranean by the number of yearly passengers.
Link: http://www.visitsplit.com
ROGOZNICA
Rogoznica has a 54 km long coastline and a geographical location right in the centre of the Dalmatian coast. Rogoznica is the most prominent part of mainland Croatian delving deep into the Adriatic Sea.
Link: http://www.tz-rogoznica.hr
TROGIR
Trogir is situated in the heart of Dalmatia. Because of its location and natural protection it is a favored destination for yachters. From wherever you start no place, port, or island is far enough for Trogir to be missed.
Link: http://tztrogir.hr
ŠIBENIK
Located in the central part of the Dalmatian coast, in the picturesque and indented bay of the Krka River, and is one of the most beautiful Croatian karst rivers.
Link: http://www.sibenik-tourism.hr
PRIMOŠTEN
Primošten is a town and port situated on an island between the two great historic cities of Split and Šibenik. Surrounded by seven little islands, Primošten boasts long sandy beaches and promenades, all within the beautiful surroundings of its old city walls.
