Makarska: The Town
Before you can pick the right accommodation in Makarska, make sure Makarska is where you want to go.
Makarska is a small Adriatic town on the Croat coast. It lies southeast of Split and northwest of Dubrovnik, about an hours drive from Split. Located on a bay that resembles a horseshoe, it is situated between the Biokovo mountains and the Adriatic Sea. Makarska, like so many other coastal towns along the Adriatic is famous for its palm-fringed promenade. The town abounds in restaurants, cafes, bars and shops that look over the scenic harbour where ships and boat of all shapes and sizes float gently over the azure waters. Along the beach, there are numerous hotels and the usual, unmissable camping ground.
The old town with narrow stone-paved alleys forms the centre of Makarska. By the church, lies the main square that hosts the morning and evening fruit market, there is also an ancient Franciscan monastery that displays a sea shell collection including a gigantic clam shell. Makarska: The Accommodation
Accommodation in Makarska ranges from small self contained studios and apatments through gorgeous Villas to spectacular hotel rooms and suites. Prices fluctuate greatly with the season, some places may only be open in summer, other offer rooms the whole year around.Hotels in Makarska
Prices range from about 40 to 100+ euros, roughly £35-85+ per person per night. They usually include half board.Villas in Makarska
If you run a search for Villas in Makarska on the web, you might run into difficulties. Simple solution, look for houses in Makarska. Houses alias Villas tend to range from 4-6 bedroom upwards, and prices range from 80 to about 200 euros, roughly £70 to £180 per day.Apartments in Makarska
Apartment prices heavily depend on size. A simple double bed apartment in Makarska can be as cheap as 30 and they can go upto well over a 100 euros, £25-£90, more or less.How to find the best makarska accommodation
Work out your budget for accommodation. That is basic. Leave plenty for eating out and leisure, but have a solid plan how much you are willing to spend on accommodation.
Sometimes what seems more expensive may work out cheaper. You may be better off with a package tour in a hotel than maybe with renting a large apartments unless it is close to the beach. Renting a car, never mind hiring two cabs to take you to the beach twice a day might be quite a sum.
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