Makarska is beautiful town, port and tourist centre of Makarska Riviera, located under the mountain of Biokovo. Makarska is the second largest town in Central Dalmatia and the centre of Makarska Riviera. With its long-standing tourist tradition, Makarska is well known for being the hub of impeccable service, comfortable accommodation and diversified entertainment. There are plenty of historical sites to visit in Makarska such as the Church of St. Mark at the central town square, a baroque Venetian fountain, the statue of St. Clement (a town's patron saint) and a unique Seashell Museum situated in the 500-year-old Franciscan monastery where you can see approximately 3 000 shell species originating from the Adriatic Sea and other world seas. Makarska overflows with restaurants and cafés where you can indulge in sweet gastronomic delicacies such as the traditional Makarska cake called Makarana. Adorned with long, pine-fringed beaches and aquamarine waters, this lovely holiday resort offers an opportunity to bask in the warm sun and have a carefree holiday. Pleasant summer nights are ideal for enjoying good night life or taking leisure strolls along cobbled streets while soaking in the authentic Mediterranean charm. If travelling is indeed a metaphor for love, then  you will surely fall in love with this romantic piece of the Adriatic and discover why Makarska is one of the most prestigious holiday destinations in Croatia.