Dalmatian Coast Travel Information, Logistics, and Planning on Concierge.com

Croatia is about the size of West Virginia and has more than a thousand
miles of shoreline and almost 1,200 islands, many uninhabited. The most
popular stretch of shore—and the one this guide focuses on—is the
section of the Dalmatian Coast which stretches 350 miles from the
mainland city of Split south toward the medieval town of Dubrovnik.
The region has 17 inhabited islands, including Brač, Hvar, Vis, and
Korčula. All are within easy reach of one another and the mainland,
linked by an elaborate ferry network.