There are many places to enjoy nature in Dalmatia, natural parks where you can view the flora and fauna, islands full of lush scenery. You can practice activities and sports in the outdoors, or simply take a nice walk and see the views in the region.

Beginning in the north, there is Zadar, a city that has some of the prettiest natural spaces on the Dalmatian Coast. Its natural spots such as the peninsula and the islands are very high in demand. Some must sees are the Paklenica National Park, the Kornati National Park, and the Plivitce Lake. In these places you can practice many outdoor sports or just the view.

The National Park in Valebit, for example, is considered to be a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. In the islands there is Kornati, a place with impressive scenery, and a great place to scuba dive.

In the centre of Dalmatia is the city of Split. Here you'll encounter protected spaces, both inland and on the peninsula. Bol Island and its Golden Cove is one of them. Brac Island, Brela, and its beaches...

There are four protected areas, the biokovo Natural Park, the Bisevo Island, Hvar Island, and Brac National Park.

In the south, in the area of Dubrovnik, you'll also find unique and ideal places like Lokrum Island, where you'll find nudist beaches, the Island of Mljet, where you can enjoy its flora and fauna, and marine depths...