Omiš

Omiš is a charming Croatian town located in the Split-Dalmatia County, nestled along the Dalmatian Coast at the mouth of the Cetina River. Once a significant naval center and pirate stronghold, Omiš has transformed into a popular tourist destination known for its historical monuments, old town center, and picturesque cobblestone streets lined with charming shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Visitors can explore the ruins of 13th century fortresses such as Starigrad and Mirabela, or visit the famous Omiški Kanal, a channel used by pirates to enter the city. The fortress of Gradina, the 15th century Mirabella Tower, and the First Croatian Printing Press are also worth a visit for those seeking a more cultural experience.
Adventure seekers can enjoy outdoor activities such as river rafting and kayaking on the nearby Cetina River, where they may spot rare birds, otters, and trout. Alternatively, visitors can relax on one of the many beaches around Omiš, such as Omis Beach, or take a boat tour up the river to explore some of the oldest villages in Croatia.
For a dose of excitement, Omiš offers a range of adrenaline-filled activities like ziplining along the Cetina River. In the summer months, the city also boasts a vibrant nightlife with live music played in bars and taverns, providing the perfect atmosphere to enjoy the stunning views of the old town.