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    Dalmatia

    Croatia's stunning Adriatic coast featuring historic cities, crystal-clear waters, and over 1,000 islands stretching from Zadar to Dubrovnik.

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    About Dalmatia

    Croatia's stunning Adriatic coast featuring historic cities, crystal-clear waters, and over 1,000 islands stretching from Zadar to Dubrovnik.

    Cities(9)

    Bol

    Bol

    Charming town on Brač island, home to the iconic Zlatni Rat beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe.

    Dubrovnik

    Dubrovnik

    Pearl of the Adriatic with UNESCO Old Town, iconic walls, Game of Thrones filming locations, and azure waters.

    Hvar

    Hvar

    Glamorous island town famous for lavender fields, vibrant nightlife, and centuries-old architecture.

    Korčula

    Korčula

    Medieval walled town on a peninsula, claimed birthplace of Marco Polo, with stunning Venetian architecture.

    Makarska

    Makarska

    Stunning coastal resort town at the foot of Biokovo mountain, featuring beautiful beaches and a charming old town.

    Šibenik

    Šibenik

    Historic Dalmatian town with UNESCO St James Cathedral, Fortress of St. Nicholas, and gateway to Krka Falls.

    Split

    Split

    Ancient Roman palace city with Diocletian's Palace, lively Riva promenade, and gateway to the islands.

    Trogir

    Trogir

    UNESCO World Heritage island city with exceptional Romanesque-Gothic architecture spanning 2,300 years of history.

    Zadar

    Zadar

    3,000-year-old city with Roman Forum, unique Sea Organ, Sun Salutation, and world's best sunset.

    Islands(3)

    Brač

    Brač

    Home to the famous Zlatni Rat beach, Brač is the largest island in central Dalmatia with stunning white pebble beaches and crystal-clear waters.

    Mljet

    Mljet

    Known as the greenest Croatian island, Mljet features a stunning national park with saltwater lakes, a Benedictine monastery, and pristine Mediterranean forests.

    Vis

    Vis

    Croatia's most remote inhabited island, Vis offers unspoiled nature, ancient Greek heritage, and some of the clearest waters in the Adriatic.

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    Daylight, UV and air quality in Dalmatia

    Live conditions, updated continuously — sun times calculated for this exact location.

    Daylight
    10h 09m
    Day length
    Sunrise
    06:34
    Sunset
    16:43
    Golden hour
    16:02
    Blue hour
    17:13
    3 min less daylight than yesterday
    UV indexLive
    Air qualityLive

    Sources: Open-Meteo and our own solar calculations

    Climate in Dalmatia month by month

    Long-term averages 1991–2020 — what the weather is normally like, not a forecast.

    Best time to go

    May – September

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    Climate in Dalmatia month by month
    MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    Day10°11°14°17°21°25°28°29°24°20°15°11°
    Night4°4°7°10°15°19°21°21°17°14°10°6°
    Precipitation (mm)11910510310175442842105135220171
    Rain days (days)1110101197558111412
    Sunshine (h/day)6.57.99.610.812.413.213.612.910.78.86.76.1
    Colour shows how well the month suits a trip

    Source: Open-Meteo ERA5 reanalysis, 1991–2020

    Chance of rain in Dalmatia month by month

    How often it normally rains — share of days with at least 1 mm, averaged over 1991–2020.

    Driest period

    June – September

    Driest month

    August · 15%

    Wettest month

    November · 47%

    Chance of rain

    Chance of rain — Dalmatia
    MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    Rain probability35%34%32%38%30%23%15%15%27%36%47%40%

    Rain days per month

    Rain days per month — Dalmatia
    MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    Rain days (days)1110101197558111412

    Source: Open-Meteo ERA5 reanalysis, 1991–2020

    Best Time to Visit

    The best time to visit Dalmatia is from May to June and September to October for pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. July and August are peak season with hot weather perfect for beaches but very busy. The region enjoys a Mediterranean climate with over 2,700 hours of sunshine annually.

    MayJuneSeptemberOctober

    Climate Overview

    Climate Type: Mediterranean

    Dalmatia has a typical Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. The region is protected by mountains from cold continental winds, making it one of the sunniest areas in Europe. Sea temperatures reach 25°C in summer.

    Monthly Weather Overview

    Month
    High °CMax
    Low °CMin
    Rain mmmm
    Humidity %
    Sun Hours
    January
    11°5°7568%4h
    February
    12°6°6565%5h
    March
    15°8°6062%6h
    April
    19°12°5060%8h
    MayRecommended
    24°16°4058%10h
    JuneRecommended
    28°20°3052%11h
    July
    31°23°2048%12h
    August
    31°23°2550%11h
    SeptemberRecommended
    27°19°5555%9h
    OctoberRecommended
    21°14°8062%6h
    November
    16°10°9568%4h
    December
    12°6°8570%3h

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    Where to stay in Dalmatia

    An interactive map of hotels and apartments in Dalmatia, from our partner Stay22.

    Weather in Dalmatia

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    Things to do in Dalmatia

    Tours and activities in Dalmatia, from our partner GetYourGuide.

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    Related Destinations

    Trogir

    UNESCO World Heritage island city with exceptional Romanesque-Gothic architecture spanning 2,300 years of history.

    Dubrovnik

    Pearl of the Adriatic with UNESCO Old Town, iconic walls, Game of Thrones filming locations, and azure waters.

    Hvar

    Glamorous island town famous for lavender fields, vibrant nightlife, and centuries-old architecture.

    Makarska

    Stunning coastal resort town at the foot of Biokovo mountain, featuring beautiful beaches and a charming old town.

    Bol

    Charming town on Brač island, home to the iconic Zlatni Rat beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe.

    Vis

    Croatia's most remote inhabited island, Vis offers unspoiled nature, ancient Greek heritage, and some of the clearest waters in the Adriatic.

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