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Franciscan Monastery is the major cultural tourist attraction in the city of Makarska. The monastery has a church inside, which is a popular pilgrimage for catholics. The Monastery also has a huge contemporary mosaic in the apse of the church that is a major cause of its tourist attraction.

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The Malacological Museum is one of the world's most renowned shell museum.

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Palm-lined beach proemenade with turquoise waters, good for both swimming and watersporting activities.

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An adventure sport lover and botanists delight, the Biokovo nature park is a must visit for all travellers to Makarska.

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Established inside the ancient Franciscan monastery of St Mary, Malacological Museum is one of Makarska's most renowned and preserved cultural establishments. Famous for its collection of 3000 shells, the museum emphasizes awe-inspiring scientific details of sea mollusks.

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Makarska Observatory, a unique scientific and tourist attraction in Makarska, is the youngest building in Croatia; it is located on a hill - Glavia near the waterfront and the beach and is surrounded by a ring of pine trees offering a stunning view of the night sky.

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Beach Bilosevac is a pebble beach located in Makarska, a popular tourist destination on the Adriatic coast of Croatia. The beach is known for its natural shade, showers, and various amenities such as a restaurant, a cafe bar, a children's playground, and water sports facilities.

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The stunning Makarska Beaches are a major tourist destination on Croatia's Adriatic coast. Along the crystal-clear Adriatic waves, there are long, pebbly beaches. These are famous for various water activities like snorkeling, jet-skiing, parasailing, and even diving.

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Sveti Jure is a perfect hike to enjoy the mixture of fabulous views of mountain ranges as well as rustic and majestic views of Biokovo Nature Park. It is located in Split - Dalmatia County. The route commands a breathtaking panorama with views of the Adriatic Sea and alpines and inland floors mixed together.

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Biokovo Nature Park is home to Croatia's most popular tourist attraction, Biokovo Skywalk. It is located along Makarska Riviera in Dalmatia. This glass Promenade will give you a unique feeling of floating in the air as its located 1220 meters above sea level on the high peak Ravia Vlaska on mountain Biokovo.

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Zipline TUCEPI is located at the heart of Makarska Riviera. Stretched across the unspoiled nature of the Croatian canyon, it runs on 6 steel cables. Tucepi's zipline is the only zipline in Croatia that offers a sea view and the view of the mountain Biokovo together.

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Makarska offers to explore the fascinating underwater life of the Adriatic Sea in the form of an unforgettable diving excursion. It's a popular diving site because it's accessible to divers of all levels. Dive sites include Vodnjack Kampanel, Lucice Cave, and Smociguzica.

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Punta Rata Beach is located 800 meters northwest of Brela town center, on the picturesque Makarska Riviera. Punta Rata Beach offers various water sports such as paddleboarding, beach volleyball, jet-skiing, parasailing, snorkeling, tennis, and soccer.

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Nugal Beach, located about 2 km south of Makarska city on the Makarska Riviera, is renowned for its natural beauty and secluded atmosphere. This small stretch of soft white sand is celebrated as Croatia's best-known nudist beach, nestled between sheer rocky cliffs and featuring a waterfall cascading down the cliffside after rain.