What to do and see in Dalmatia, Croatia: The Best Visitor Centers

We are main tourist office in Brela. Brela is a tourist resort situated on the Makarska Riviera. They offer the riches of the crystalline sea, six kilometres of natural pebble beaches, the scent and the beauty of the thick pine tree forest, numerous pedestrian zones which entangle from the walking area along the coast, to the old hamlets, proud of the old Dalmatian architecture, and all the way to the peaks of the mountain Biokovo. Looking for the perfect place to enjoy your honeymoon, pop the question, celebrate an anniversary or just rekindle the flames of romance? You are on the right place… BRELA, CROATIA... one of the world's most romantic destinations... Visit our web site and discover more about Brela, and then come and see that those who once come to Brela, always turns back there!

Mono art is created to become your host away from home! It's an information hub with main focus to direct you in the all areas of your interest. Including: -how Korčula is your one of kind destination -logistics and small business within the island -culture and diversity -information required regarding all areas of tourism -activities that can make your holiday unforgettable

The uniqueness of Dubrovnik lies in its history and cultural heritage, while its modern lifestyle mirrors a strong spiritual identity, historical imprint, and presence within European culture. Rich history is alive in every part of the city – at the same time a museum city and a live stage, it represents a perfect cross between the past and the present. Every corner of this Pearl of the Adriatic hides a treasure. Protected by UNESCO World Heritage status since 1979, Dubrovnik is surrounded by 1,940 metres of unique medieval ramparts preserved in their original form that are open to visitors as the city's main attraction. The congress and incentive segments have gradually been developing since the very beginning of tourism in Dubrovnik, which is considered to be in 1887 with the opening of the Imperial hotel. Records show that the first international conference was held in Dubrovnik that same year. From then onwards tourism developed at a faster rate, and since the early 1970s, it has