Omiš is small town and port surrounded with massive gorges, located where the Cetina River meets the Adriatic Sea. Omiš is best known for the traditional Summer Festival and, in the past Omiš was notorious because of the pirates of Omiš whose ships were symbols of courage and strength.
You understand, it is impossible to see Croatia just in a couple of days. Come with us to explore Croatia in a 1-2 week road trip. We will pass Omiš (Omis), along with other Croatia' attractions, to discover the soul of the country, its way of life, culture and traditions, food and drinks. Browse our tours passing Omiš (Omis), or contact us directly for a custom tour in Croatia. By the way, we charge nothing for a custom itinerary. Contact us directly, let's plan all the details of your trip and get it done!
Omiš (Omis), Croatia Monterrasol private car tours to
Omiš (Omis), Croatia Monterrasol private car tours to
Cavtat - Known for beach, coastal town, historical center, marina, museum (art), palace, peninsula, promenade, viewpoint, franciscan monastery, franciscan church
Dubrovnik - Known for fortress, funicular, historical center, marina, medieval old town, museum, promenade, seaport, venetian empire; historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Poreč (Porec) - Known for beach, coastal town, historic house, historical center, mosaic, promenade, walls, catholic basilica; basilica is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; mosaic is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Primošten (Primosten) - Known for beach, coastal town, cultural landscape, historical center, promenade, viewpoint, workshop, catholic church; cultural landscape is a UNESCO Tentative List Site
Pula - Known for ancient theatre, fortress, gate, historical landmark, museum (olive and olive oil)
Rovinj - Known for coastal town, gate, historical center, marina, museum (heritage), promenade, viewpoint, walls, catholic church; museum (heritage) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Salona - Known for ancient settlement, ancient theatre, archaeological site, catholic church
Šibenik (Sibenik) - Known for coastal town, fortified town, fortress, historical center, marina, promenade, venetian empire, viewpoint, catholic cathedral, franciscan church; cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Šolta (Solta) - Known for beach, coastal town, island, marina, viewpoint, waterfall
Split - Known for beach, coastal town, gate, historical center, historical landmark, museum (archaeological), museum (art), palace, promenade, seaport; historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Ston - Known for architecture, fortress, historical ensemble, museum, palace, walls; historical ensemble is a UNESCO Tentative List Site
Trogir - Known for coastal town, fortress, historical center, marina, museum, palace, promenade, catholic cathedral, catholic church; historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Trsteno - Known for arboretum, fountain, garden, monument, viewpoint
Vir - Known for castle, coastal town, marina, peninsula, scenic road, viewpoint
Vis - Known for island, marina, museum, viewpoint, winery + wine tasting
Zadar - Known for byzantine empire, coastal town, fortified town, fortress, gate, historical center, marina, museum, promenade, seaport, venetian empire, catholic cathedral; fortified town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Zagreb - Known for castle, funicular, historical center, museum (National), museum (science & technology), catholic cathedral
Omiš is small town and port surrounded with massive gorges, located where the Cetina River meets the Adriatic Sea. Omiš is best known for the traditional Summer Festival and, in the past Omiš was notorious because of the pirates of Omiš whose ships were symbols of courage and strength.
Omiš (Omis) related tours
We at Monterrasol Travel welcome you to see Omiš (Omis) during multi-day private car tour. Contact us if you would like to customize your tour to Omiš (Omis).
We have developed several private tours that visiting beautiful Omiš (Omis). But, if you have a special conditions or any from these tours fit you, please do not hesitate to contact us, we can organize a tour exactly as you would like. We charge nothing for develop a custom itinerary. And remember, we have no problems to take you from almost any place where you stay, hotel or private accommodation.
tour destinations: Dubovac, Karlovac, Korčula, Krk, Loreto, Nehaj, Nin, Nova Kraljevica, Omiš, Rijeka, Senj, Split, Stara Sušica, Ston, Trogir, Trsat, Trsteno, Vir, Zadar, Šibenik
Day 1. We will depart from Dubrovnik and travel to Trsteno to explore its magnificent arboretum, one of the oldest Renaissance gardens in Dalmatia, dating back to the 15th century. We will then continue to Ston and will explore the Ston historical ensemble (UNESCO Tentative List Site), including the Kastio fortress and the famous Ston walls, a monumental defensive system built by the Republic of Ragusa in the 14th-15th centuries, often called the ＂European Wall of China＂. We will then travel to Korcula island for accommodation.
Day 2. After staying in Korcula, we will explore the charming coastal town of Korcula, with its Venetian Gothic architecture and narrow cobbled streets, often associated with the explorer Marco Polo. We will then come to explore a local winery where we will enjoy a tasting of Dalmatian wines, particularly the red Plavac Mali variety, known for its rich, intense character. We will stay another night in Korcula.
Day 3. After 2 nights in Korcula, we will travel to explore the Putnikovic wine museum, a unique attraction dedicated to the history of winemaking in the region, and visit the Putnikovic winery for another tasting of their excellent wines. We will then continue to see Omis, a charming coastal town nestled at the mouth of the Cetina River, famous for its pirate history and beautiful beaches. After that, we will come to Split for accommodation.
Day 4. After staying in Split, we will spend the day exploring the city's historical center, a vibrant living museum wrapped around the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site). We will visit the Cathedral of St. Domnius (originally Diocletian's mausoleum), stroll through the Golden Gate, the palace's monumental northern entrance, and soak in the atmosphere of this ancient imperial residence. We will stay another night in Split.
Day 5. After 2 nights in Split, we will travel to Trogir, a charming island-town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), and explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. We will then continue to see the Loreto monument, a 30-meter-tall votive statue of Our Lady of Loreto erected in 1960, and enjoy the stunning panoramic viewpoint. After that, we will come to Sibenik for accommodation.
Day 6. After staying in Sibenik, we will explore the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), located at the entrance to the St. Anthony Channel, as well as the Barone Fortress and St. Michael Fortress (both UNESCO World Heritage Sites). We will then wander through Sibenik's atmospheric historical center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We will stay another night in Sibenik.
Day 7. After 2 nights in Sibenik, we will travel to Zadar to explore its fortified old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a city with roots stretching back to antiquity. We will wander through the historical center, experience the enchanting Sea Organ, an architectural sound installation that creates melodies from the waves, visit the 12th-century St. Anastasia's Cathedral, and stroll through the Roman Forum, the largest on the eastern Adriatic coast. We will stay in Zadar.
Day 8. After staying in Zadar, we will travel to Nin, a charming coastal town built on a small island, and explore its historical center. We will visit the Salt Museum, which preserves the tradition of salt production dating back to Roman times. We will then continue to see the breathtaking Red Stone viewpoint on the island of Vir, and then to Senj to explore its historical center. We will stay in Senj.
Day 9. After staying in Senj, we will come to explore the imposing Nehaj Fortress, a 16th-century square tower built by Croatian nobles to defend against Ottoman incursions. We will then travel to see the impressive Krk bridge, connecting the mainland to the island of Krk, and explore the island of Krk itself. We will walk the scenic Rajska cesta (Paradise Road) and explore the charming Krk coastal town. We will stay in Krk.
Day 10. After staying in Krk, we will visit an Immortelle farm on the island, where we will learn about the cultivation and use of this aromatic plant in traditional medicine and cosmetics. We will then continue to explore the beautifully preserved Renaissance Frankopan Castle Nova Kraljevica. We will then travel to Rijeka to visit St. Vitus Cathedral (Catholic), a unique Baroque rotunda built between 1638 and 1725, and explore the Clock Tower, a historic landmark in the city's main square. We will stay in Rijeka.
Day 11. After staying in Rijeka, we will travel to Trsat to explore Trsat Castle, a medieval fortress overlooking Rijeka, famous for its sanctuary and panoramic views of the Kvarner Bay. We will then come to explore the Shrine of Mary of God of Trsat (Catholic), a major pilgrimage site since the 13th century, known for housing the Holy House of Loreto – according to tradition, angels carried it from Nazareth to Trsat in 1291 before it moved to Loreto, Italy. We will also enjoy the viewpoint at Fortica, offering stunning vistas over Rijeka and the surrounding area. We will then continue to see the romantic ruins of Stara Susica Castle. After that, we will come to Karlovac for accommodation.
Day 12. After staying in Karlovac, we will travel to Dubovac to explore Dubovac Fortress, a well-preserved hilltop castle overlooking the town of Karlovac. We will then travel to Karlovac to see Aquatika, the freshwater aquarium which showcases the diverse aquatic life of Croatia's rivers and lakes. Finally, we will arrive in Zagreb, where our memorable journey concludes.
We invite you to explore 3 Balkans countries, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Montenegro, by all seasons 15 days Balkans road trip, and discover main attractions in each country, passing by beautiful coastal line and scenic roads, see castles and fortresses, admire Venetian and medieval towns, visit monasteries and UNESCO sites. This Balkans road trip waiting you!
Generally, in Croatia the tour will visit Rijeka, to see castle, fortress, museums and historical center of this coastal town, and several castles and fortresses near Rijeka. Next important place is Zadar, known for historical center. In Sibenik need to see the cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site) and fortifications from Venetian time. Next important area is Split, together with nearby town Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site) and famous Klis fortress. We will also visit Omis, small coastal town with interesting architecture, and amazing Dubrovnik, with vast historical center.
In Bosnia-Herzegovina, we will visit Mostar and few places in it's area: dervish monastery Blagaj, natural reserve Kravica with waterfalls, medieval town Pocitelj, pilgrimage center Medjugorje, Ottoman fortress Stolac, have a tour in Vjetrenica cave, visit Zavala and Tvrdos monasteries, and admire calm town Trebinje.
In Montenegro, we will see small cure coastal town Perast and its two islets, historical center of Budva, and of course UNESCO World Heritage site Kotor.
This 17 days Balkans discovery tour will open for you 4 countries: Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia. Together with mentioned countries, you will briefly meet Albania and can spend great time in beautiful coastal city Thessaloniki in Greece. With this tour we will pass over Adriatic coast and Dalmatian Riviera of Croatia, wonderful hilly nature of Bosnia-Herzegovina, coastal venetian towns of Montenegro, unexpected panoramas of Albania, and visit roman sites of Macedonia.
In all 4 countries we will visit most of must-see places. We will walk in medieval and venetian towns in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; will see famous Orthodox monasteries in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; ancient roman settlement in Macedonia; fortified towns in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; archaeological places in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Macedonia; medieval fortresses of Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; UNESCO sites in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, and Montenegro.
We welcome you to explore Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro with our all seasons 18 days tour from Zagreb. The tour will pass Adriatic coast line, Dalmatian Riviera, and in each country we will visit UNESCO sites, castles and fortresses, monasteries and old towns. Welcome to the scenic Balkans road trip!
In Croatia, the tour will focus on castles, fortresses, Venetian towns, cathedrals and monasteries along the Adriatic coast and Dalmatian Riviera, with most important UNESCO sites.
In Bosnia-Herzegovina, we will see medieval towns, Ottoman fortresses, park with waterfalls, natural cave, and few monasteries, one of them famous with its cellars and provide wine tasting.
In Montenegro, we will visit famous Venetian town (UNESCO World Heritage Site) with fortress, modern vibrant town with beautiful historical center full of small streets and town walls you can walk, and small coastal town, charming former fisher village, famous for its two islets with small monasteries.
We welcome you to come with us to explode 6 the Balkans countries with our extended 26 days Balkans cultural tour passing though Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, North Macedonia, and Greece.
The tour will pass Adriatic coast and Dalmatian Riviera of Croatia, wonderful hilly nature of Bosnia-Herzegovina, coastal Venetians towns of Montenegro, unexpected panoramas and castles of Albania, meet truly Roman sites of North Macedonia and rich historical places in Greece.
We will visit medieval and venetian towns in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; will see famous Orthodox monasteries in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Greece; ancient Roman theaters in Macedonia and Greece; fortified towns in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; archaeological places in Bosnia-Herzegovina, North Macedonia and Greece; medieval fortresses in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Albania and Montenegro; UNESCO sites in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania and Greece.
This tour will open for you the Balkans as important part of the civilization, full of dramatic history and great achievements.
Explore 5 Balkans countries Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania and Greece in 32 days cultural tour from Zagreb to Athens. Discover Adriatic coast of Croatia; venetian towns of Dalmatian riviera; medieval towns of Montenegro; famous Orthodox monasteries in Bosnia, Montenegro and Greece; archaeological places in Albania and Greece; medieval fortresses of Croatia, Albania and Greece; UNESCO sites of Croatia, Montenegro, Albania and Greece.
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Transfers to Omiš (Omis) from Bosnia and Herzegovina
April 28, 2026 Ljubačke doline (Ljubacke doline), Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ethno village Ljubacke doline is designed and set as an open-air museum with the intention of showing the life of a community that used to inhabit this area, its traditional architecture, material culture, and furniture from the late 19th century and early 20th century.
March 25, 2026 Brauron, Greece. Brauron is an ancient archaeological site in eastern Attica, Greece, famous for its sanctuary dedicated to Artemis, the goddess of the hunt and nature. Brauron draws visitors with its well-preserved ruins and ties to ancient rituals. Tourists love exploring this peaceful archaeological park for a glimpse into classical Greek worship and daily life.
January 12, 2026 Ávila (Avila), Spain. Avila, a charming town in central Spain, is famous for its impressive medieval walls that surround the historic center. These stone fortifications are remarkably well-preserved, offering visitors a glimpse into the town's rich past and its strategic importance during the Middle Ages.
December 28, 2025 Baeza, Spain. Baeza, a picturesque town in Andalusia, southern Spain, is famous for its outstanding Renaissance architecture. Together with neighboring Ubeda, it was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003 under the name Renaissance Monumental Ensembles of Ubeda and Baeza, for its cultural significance.
December 6, 2025 Veria, Greece. Veria, also spelled Veroia or Beroea, is a city in Central Macedonia, northern Greece, known for its rich history, Byzantine architecture, and proximity to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Aigai (modern Vergina). Historically an important center since antiquity and the Byzantine era, it is built on the foothills of Mt. Vermion and crossed by the River Tripotamo. The city has numerous churches, and is nicknamed ＂Little Jerusalem＂ for its many religious sites.
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