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Tucepi holidays – Family beach resort on the fabulous Markarska Riviera
Holidays in Tucepi offer a straightforward, relaxing Croatia beach resort at the foot of the striking mountain of Biokovo, on the Markarska Riviera, 50 miles south of Split airport. Tucepi holidays very much centre on Tucepi beach, one the longest on this stretch of idyllic Croatia beaches. Tucepi holidays offer quality accommodation and plenty of appealing cafes, restaurants and family run tavernas. Tucepi holidays can also enjoy the shops and nightlife of the major resort of Markarska, just 2 miles along the coast. Tucepi holiday nightlife is a relaxed low-key affair centred on romantic Tucepi restaurant terraces, but holidays in Tucepi can easily include a taxi or water taxi to enjoy the lively nightlife scene in Markarska.
Tucepi beach holidays – Long pine-fringed stretches of sand and white pebbles
Holidays in Tucepi feature pine-fringed sandy and white pebble beaches with crystal-clear water and a pleasant seafront promenade. Excellent Tucepi beaches continue along the beautiful Markarska Riviera. Tucepi beaches offer good facilities for watersports, including waterskiing, windsurfing and diving. Tucepi holidays can also include excellent fishing, mountain biking and hiking among scenic olive groves, vineyards and the Mount Biokovo nature park. For a naturist beach in Tucepi, try the fabulous Tucepi beach at Nugal, set in a fine bay and surrounded by cliffs. Tucepi holidays enjoy an exceptional sunny summer climate with mild winters.
Holidays in Tucepi – Fine walking in a scenic area
Tucepi holidays in Croatia offer lovely walking in a scenic area known for its coast paths, olive groves, vineyards, natural springs, terraced fields, ancient remains and traditional villages. Tucepi holidays are well placed for the enchantingly beautiful Croatia islands of Brac and Hvar, the medieval towns of Imotski and Omis and the fascinating region of Dalmatia. No Tucepi holiday should miss out on the wonderful, historic cities of Dubrovnik and Split or the remarkable medieval walled town of Trogir.
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