An Essential Guide to Croatia's Dalmatian Coast—Which Now Has Direct Flights From the US
Croatia's Dalmatian Coast is now more accessible to US travelers with the introduction of direct flights from Newark to Split. This region is known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and relaxed lifestyle. Visitors can explore ancient ruins, enjoy local cuisine, and experience the unique charm of its coastal cities and islands.
- ▪United Airlines launched the first nonstop flight from the US to Central Dalmatia on April 30, 2026.
- ▪Split, the capital of Dalmatia, is a major gateway to the region and is known for its historical sites like Diocletian’s Palace.
- ▪The Dalmatian Coast offers a variety of activities including hiking, beach relaxation, and culinary experiences.
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DestinationsA Guide to Croatia's Sparkling Dalmatian Coast—Which Now Has Direct Flights From the USHow to explore the best of the region's Roman ruins, Mediterranean cuisine, and white pebble beaches.By Jessica PuckettMay 21, 2026GettySave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyThe Croatian island of Šolta has a single main road that runs from east to west. Its sunbleached curves are bordered by wild olive groves, centuries-old cypress trees, and ancient stone walls that run like white-washed arteries to the sparkling Adriatic.The island has no stoplights, and there is never a traffic jam. If a driver beeps their horn, it’s in salutation to a pedestrian: with only 1,500 full-time residents on the island, everyone seems to know each other one way or another.
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