Omis Travel Guide

 GeoV Says:  The River Cetina runs into the sea at Omiš and, if you follow the east bank inland, you soon reach the start of the gorge, (within sight of the town). The lower reaches of the river are attractive enough but the scenery becomes more spectacular as you move onwards. You can... 

 davesut Says:  The old town of Stanici includes those narrow alleys and old buildings that are great. It is only very small though and gets packed in the summer. There are only two of the passageways that have any shops or restaurants and the rest is still a residential place. We found one... 

 davesut Says:  This is a spectacular steep gorge that runs behind Omis. You can take a boat trip about 5km up the river which stops at a restaurant, take a car or take a raft back down the gorge. In the car, you can go further back but on the boat you see more. The road took us away from... 

 davesut Says:  South of Omis there are a number of small villages that have been clustered into a 20km stretch calling itself the Omis Riviera. Each of these villages have expanded in recent years with many apartments to choose from. Each village has a steep climb down to the beach. The... 

 davesut Says:  The towns of the self styled 'Omis Riviera' covers a number of small villages along the coast south of Omis. Each of these has a beach or two and each beach we saw were similar, pebbly/rocky with a climb down and up form the main road. None of the beaches were in particular... 

 davesut Says:  There is no getting away from it, the beach and the sea is the reason that most people travel to this. Omis has two beaches. The main one and closest to the town centre is the more popular and shingle, the less popular one, a short walk away is sand, yes sand in Croatia.... 

 Iksi Says:  Velika plaža(The big beach) is sitauted in the very center of Omis, it is easily reachable in just few minutes walk from the center . This 700 meters long sandy beach is ideal for families with small children and young people. It offers lot of activities such as volleyball,... 

 Iksi Says:  Omiš museum is situated in the historical town center. The Town Museum houses a collection of artifacts from Omiš history, an archeological collection and the Poljički Constitution. 

 Iksi Says:  At the peak of their power, Omiš Pirates were one of the most powerful and fearsome pirates on the whole Mediterranean Sea. In the 12. and 13. century Omiš was governed by the dukes Kačićs, the leaders of the pirates of Omiš. The Omiš dukes where so mighty that the... 

 tpk2 Says:  The name of the restaurant Radmanove Mlinice means Radman Mills. The name stems from the fact that the restaurant is located in a old mill. There is a small exhibition of the tools used in the mills inside. It's on the bank if the river Cetina. The place is really beautiful... 

 Iksi Says:  There are regular international coach services connecting Split with all neighboring countries, as well as Switzerland, France, Germany and Slovakia. Bus service between major cities (intercity lines) is quite frequent, as well as regional services.So you easy find... 

 Iksi Says:  Split International Airport is located 50 kilometers north-west from Omis with organized bus transfer of passengers from the Airport to the city of Split. To reach Omis from Split you can use any of the local bus lines going south. 

 Iksi Says:  Omis is located only 25 kilometers southeast of Split.Just follow the Adriatic road (Magistrala) form Split to the south. 

 Iksi Says:  The hills around Omiš are probably the most interesting place for free climbing in Croatia.Combining the city, the sea, Cetina River and rocks it is a adventure you don't wanna miss.