What are the best things to do in Omiš?
Start with Mirabela Fortress (Peovica), Church of St Peter on Prik, and Starigrad Fortress (Fortica). This guide maps 41 curated places in Omiš, including sights, activities, food and shopping.

Photo: Silverije / CC BY-SA 3.0
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Start with Mirabela Fortress (Peovica), Church of St Peter on Prik, and Starigrad Fortress (Fortica). This guide maps 41 curated places in Omiš, including sights, activities, food and shopping.
The guide currently includes 2 hidden gems in Omiš. Start with Mirabela Fortress (Peovica) and Church of St Peter on Prik and use the city sections to see each place alongside nearby sights and routes.
Use the category sections to combine nearby sights, activities and places to eat. All 41 curated places are grouped so you can build a plan that fits your interests.
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A 13th-century pirate tower set into the cliff above the old town.
Photo: Silverije / CC BY-SA 3.0

An Old Croatian church from the 9th or 10th century on the right bank of the Cetina.
Photo: Martin Brož / CC BY 3.0
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A 13th-century pirate tower set into the cliff above the old town.
Photo: Silverije / CC BY-SA 3.0

An Old Croatian church from the 9th or 10th century on the right bank of the Cetina.
Photo: Martin Brož / CC BY 3.0

A 15th-century fortress high above town, with a panorama of the canyon and the sea.
Photo: Silverije / CC BY-SA 3.0

A dramatic river gorge that cuts through the cliffs to the sea at Omiš.
Photo: Modzzak / Public domain

A modest stone church folded into the lanes of Omiš's old town.
Photo: Argo Navis / CC BY-SA 4.0

A stone village in the hills above Omiš, far from the crowds on the coast.
Photo: Ing.Mgr.Jozef Kotulič / CC BY-SA 4.0
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A ride through rapids and past waterfalls in the green Cetina canyon.
Photo: Cookies4ever / CC0

A flight on steel cables high above the Cetina canyon.
Photo: Modzzak / Public domain

A viewpoint above Omiš looking over the Cetina's mouth and the red rooftops.
Photo: ANDREJ NEUHERZ / CC BY-SA 3.0

A secured climbing route up the rock face below Fortica fortress.
Photo: ahenobarbus from Russia / CC BY 2.0

A descent through the Cetina canyon by jumping, swimming and sliding over rock.
Photo: Modzzak / Public domain

A beach in Pisak, at the far eastern end of the Omiš riviera.
Photo: Bori / CC BY 3.0
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GuideMost people drive through Omiš on the way elsewhere. Stop half a day and you get two fortresses, a canyon and an old town wedged between rock and river.
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