Imotski: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Imotski can then continue searching for accommodation. The wider landscape of the Biokovo–Imotski Lakes UNESCO Global Geopark also includes traditional agricultural areas as well as the karst pits and caves of Biokovo, which are suitable for exploration. The Biokovo–Imotski Lakes UNESCO Global Geopark is also associated with traditions such as dry-stone wall construction, the sung lamentations known as kantanje, Makarana cake, and čupter cake made from grape must.

Nature

Crveno jezero is described as Europe's deepest karst lake and was formed by the collapse of a massive sinkhole.

Access to Modro jezero follows an accessible path to the lakeshore. During hot summer periods, the lake can dry up, allowing football to be played on its bottom.

Getting Around

The themed trail “Grad na kamenu i vodi” runs from the center of Imotski to Modro jezero and Crveno jezero.

A 20-kilometer cycle route leads from Zmijavci along the Vrljika River to Runovići and then across the fields to the hamlet of Rudeži in Donji Vinjani.

Cityscape

Imotski's historic cityscape includes steep streets and the 92 steps of the Imotski skalini. Built by the Venetians in the 18th century, the steps connect Bazana with the newer parts of the city.

The Topana Fortress rises above the ravines of Modro jezero; at its foot lies the Gospin dolac city stadium.

Surroundings

Ravna Glavica is located near Imotski, as is Sveta Kata. The surrounding area of Imotski includes Nogata Pećina, Ponor Šajnovci, Jegulja, and Sveti Ante. In the wider region around Imotski are Sveta Marija and Sveti Ilija.

Connections

The Saint Elijah Tunnel connects Imotski with the coast of the Makarska Riviera. The beaches there are less than an hour away.

More local pages: Glavina Donja, Donji Vinjani, Glavina Gornja, Gornji Vinjani.

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Imotski.