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Tučepi is a small town located in Makarska Riviera that boasts its beautiful views on the Adriatic Sea, nearby Hvar and Brač islands and Biokovo mountain range. It is situated only about 5 km southeast from Makarska, which makes it a great destination for those who would like to avoid large crowds and save some cash, while having an opportunity to still explore that popular touristy town.
Take the state road D8 south/north from Rijeka to Dubrovnik and drive until you reach approximately 470th km of the aforementioned road. To get to the beach, take the Donij ratac road, which then opens out into Kraj road.
Unfortunately there is no campsites in Tučepi itself. The nearest one is located at Kamp Sutikla, Podgora, approximately 5 km south from Tučepi. The good news is that most of the upper part of Tučepi is inhabited and the locals are really friendly. When asked politely, they will let you pitch your tent for free somewhere on the land they own.
The olive trees seen on the pictures above kept us cool during the sunrise.
Important fact: Wild camping in Croatia is strictly forbidden so keep that in mind when you are looking for a camping spot. You could be fined up to 3000 HRK (about $470)!
Tučepi, despite being a small town with only 1,763 inhabitants, is a place where you can definitely have a great deal of fun. The activities include: parasailing, diving and canoeing. If you decide to do some cycling in the area, you must be prepared for both extreme ascent and descent. Be very careful when descending, as you might easily melt your brake shoes.
Tučepi settlement dates back nearly 4000 years when an Indo-European tribe - the Illyrians made their first attempts to resettle the area.
The local folk legend has it, that the sixteenth Doge of Venice Pietri I Candiano is burried here.
