Makarska Croatia 4K Makarska Riviera Walking Tour 2025

Cijene astronomske, ali opet ce biti krcato!

I have said it before – THIS is what the French Riviera looked like 20-30 years ago.
This is truly a paradise, and unfortunately it is no longer hidden, becoming ever-more popular.
LIJEPA!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ANuHKzpt90

Dziękuję i pozdrawiam

Makarska lijepo prestavljena hvala ti što lijepo prestavljaš dalmaciju trebaš dobiti nagradu o htz hvala do neba bog te blagoslovio.

Das war wieder ein sehr schönes Video, aber bitte nicht mehr so lang. 45 Minuten sind genug. Lieber kürzer und mehr davon.

You are racist.

Ja Markaska ist wunderschön; wir kommen im September wieder;wir lieben Kroatien ❤

Although promotional materials and videos of Makarska indeed highlight its most beautiful natural and touristic features, I feel it is necessary to point out a number of serious shortcomings that are not shown in such presentations, but which significantly affect visitors’ experiences and the destination’s overall image.

First and foremost, public beaches lack public toilets. Currently, sanitary facilities are available only within restaurants and other catering establishments, and their use is strictly limited to guests who are present at the premises. The consequences of such a situation are alarming – I have personally witnessed numerous instances of people urinating in inappropriate places, and unfortunately, even one incident of defecation directly in the sea.

The second issue concerns waste management. The number of rubbish bins along the beach is insufficient, and the existing small bins, placed approximately every 500 meters, become overfilled very quickly. By around 12:00 noon, large piles of garbage can be seen next to them, and this waste is not removed until approximately 6:00 PM. In the meantime, an intense and unpleasant odor spreads through the area, leaving an extremely poor impression on tourists.

A third significant shortcoming relates to the organization of beach space. Renting sunbeds and parasols costs between €26 and €36 per day, yet there are no designated walkways leading to these sunbeds. Visitors who choose not to rent them lie directly on the sand, often occupying the entire surrounding space. This makes it practically impossible for paying customers to reach their sunbeds, especially when going for lunch and returning to the beach. For parents with small children and strollers, access is almost impossible, posing a serious issue in terms of inclusivity.

These are only some of the problems that contradict the high prices charged in Makarska, which are, moreover, noticeably inflated compared to the real value of the services offered.

I have photographic evidence of all the above-mentioned issues and am ready to provide them to the relevant authorities.

I believe that addressing these concerns would be in the best interest of both tourists and the long-term reputation of Makarska as a destination. The city’s beauty deserves an equally high level of organization and upkeep.

Iako promotivni materijali i snimci Makarske doista prikazuju njene najljepše prirodne i turističke adute, osjećam potrebu da ukažem na niz ozbiljnih nedostataka koji nisu vidljivi u takvim prikazima, a koji bitno utiču na iskustvo posjetilaca i imidž destinacije.

Prije svega, na javnim plažama nedostaju javni toaleti. Trenutno su dostupni isključivo sanitarni čvorovi unutar ugostiteljskih objekata, a njihovo korištenje ograničeno je samo na goste koji se u datom trenutku nalaze u tim objektima. Posljedica takve situacije je zabrinjavajuća – svjedočio sam brojnim slučajevima obavljanja male nužde na neprimjerenim mjestima, te, nažalost, i obavljanja velike nužde u samom moru.

Drugi problem odnosi se na upravljanje otpadom. Broj kontejnera za smeće na plaži je nedostatan, a postojeće kante, postavljene otprilike svakih 500 metara, vrlo brzo se prepunjavaju. Već oko 12:00 sati pored njih se gomilaju velike količine otpada, koji se uklanja tek oko 18:00 sati. Do tada se širi intenzivan i neugodan miris, što ostavlja izuzetno loš utisak na turiste.

Treći značajan nedostatak odnosi se na organizaciju plažnog prostora. Iznajmljivanje ležaljki i suncobrana košta između 26 i 36 eura po danu, no ne postoje uređene staze koje vode do tih ležaljki. Posjetioci koji ne iznajmljuju ležaljke leže direktno na pijesku, pri čemu često zauzimaju cijeli prostor oko njih. To praktično onemogućava prolaz onima koji su ležaljke platili, posebno prilikom odlaska na ručak i povratka na plažu. Za roditelje s malom djecom i dječijim kolicima pristup je gotovo nemoguć, što predstavlja ozbiljan problem inkluzivnosti.

Ovo su samo neki od primjera problema koji su u suprotnosti s visokim cijenama koje se naplaćuju u Makarskoj, a koje su, dodatno, primjetno iznad realne vrijednosti ponuđene usluge.

Za sve navedeno posjedujem fotografske dokaze koje sam spreman dostaviti nadležnim institucijama.

Smatram da bi rješavanje ovih pitanja bilo u interesu ne samo turista, nego i dugoročnog ugleda Makarske kao destinacije. Ljepota grada zaslužuje jednako visok nivo uređenosti i organizacije.

Летовао 80 их ,веома лепа сећања,поздрав.🎉