TROGIR (20km): Founded by the Greeks on a small island just off the coast. Stroll through the narrow streets, alleys and squares with medieval houses, shops and restaurants. If you drive from ‘On The Rocks’ to Trogir, you will encounter stunning views of Trogir, Split, the Adriatic coast and some islands.

PRIMOSTEN (15km):Beautiful old town on an island connected to the mainland in 1564. On top of the island is the church of St George. Walk around the island and dine at sunset.

SIBENIK (35km): Medieval town with a cathedral, forts, nice squares and a special atmosphere. You can stroll around here in the evening after visiting Krka national park.

SPLIT (50km): Croatia’s second-largest city. Famous for the impressive Roman palace of Emperor Diocletian, the Venetian Square and a beautiful seaside promenade. The harbour by the promenade is the starting point to visit the nearby islands, such as Brač or Hvar. One of Dalmatia’s rare sandy beaches is at Bačvice. Split also has many modern shopping centres.