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Medulin sits at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula, with a broad, shallow bay perfect for kitesurfing and windsurfing. The local seabed is limestone karst — crystal-clear water, sea urchins on the rocks, and Roman ruins offshore.

The bay view of Primošten shows the Adriatic at its most intensely blue-green. Summer afternoons bring sailing boats; winter storms lash the causeway with white water. The old town's hilltop church is visible in almost every frame.

Primošten's medieval old town sits on a small island connected to the mainland by a short causeway — all ancient stone alleys, bougainvillea, and harbour views. The surrounding vineyards produce Babić, a unique Dalmatian red wine.

The harbour view of Split shows the Adriatic's distinctive blue-green water against the limestone hills above the city. Croatia's second-largest city, it thrums with life from June through September and quiets to a local pace in winter.

Split's Riva waterfront promenade runs along the edge of a Roman palace — Diocletian's, completed 305 AD and still inhabited. Ferries to Hvar, Brač, and the outer Dalmatian islands depart just steps away from the palace walls.