"omis is fine, especially as a startingpoint" Omis by oeps

sure, Omis is a nice little town, with a few shaded little old streets, enough choice there between pizza and grill, a really large unique sandy beach and a canyon and a mountainridge with even an old fortress overlooking the Adriatic coast and the Cetina river.

and yes you better come here than anywhere else, cause the option of combining a lazy holiday with loads of ACTION is here to enjoy.
climbing: be sure here are the BEST climbs, in the sun or in the shade.
canyonning, rafting, mountainbiking, hiking, anything you like, and if lazy again, sit down in one of those boats and have yourselve taken to one of the river reataurants and get stuffed and drunk if you like (fairly prized).

next day you'll be sorry, but a relaxing day at the seaside will help you recover in a pleasant way, and vitamines there are plenty from any fruit you like.

and if you're adventurous enough, start a day's tour from Omis into the land, following the Cetina upstream, which not only leads you through every aspect of the country, but through a lot of historic landscape.

Tartars, Illyans, Romans, Turks, they all came and went and many smaller or bigger sign is to be found here.

if you like, the scenery and surroudings of Imotski are something special (two amazing lakes) and worth a stay.

and if you proceed, the land where the Cetina river is born (at the village Cetina), is of a breathtaking beauty are worth the trip if you like amazing views over green meadows in meanders of a genuine river.

you wont regret the trip, and after it, can have a drink or an icecream in Omis again.

one BUT however about Omis is the load of stinking traffic on summerdays through that gorgeous central lane, but that will be solved when the bypass is ready in a couple of years.

so come to Omis, which has much more to offer than you can see.