Medici: Coves, Beaches and the Metković Wreck

Medici is one of the smaller coastal towns on the Omiš Riviera. Numerous secluded coves, a dive site at the Metković wreck, and a townscape of narrow lanes and old stone houses offer different ways to spend your time here. Art colonies inspired by the landscape add to the mix. If you are looking for a holiday apartment, you can weigh up time at the beach and sea, diving, or cultural experiences. Medici therefore offers a range of options for travellers considering which aspects of a coastal holiday best suit their interests before choosing where to stay.

Coves, Beaches and the Sea

Medici is home to some of the most beautiful beaches on the Omiš Riviera. Beneath pine trees and tamarisks, you will find peaceful spots to relax beside the crystal-clear sea. The many, more secluded coves invite you to swim and unwind on the beach. The coastline brings together two holiday favourites: time in the water and quiet breaks in the shade. If beach days are what you want your holiday to revolve around, these features are a good reason to consider Medici as a place to stay.

The Metković Wreck

The dive site at Medici is associated with the Metković wreck, which sank in 1965 and lies in the area of Lokva Rogoznica (Medici). The depth ranges from 3 to 15 metres over a sandy seabed. Visibility is usually very good, though it can vary depending on conditions. Diving here is therefore quite different from swimming in the coves: the focus is on a historic wreck and the underwater terrain. It offers a distinct option alongside days at the beach when deciding how to spend your holiday.

Stone Lanes, Art and Local Life

Narrow lanes and old stone houses evoke the spirit of times gone by, offering a contrast to the coast. Medici also hosts art colonies inspired by the landscape. The scenery is therefore more than just a backdrop for beach days; it also serves as a starting point for artistic work. Experienced local fishermen are another part of the town’s cultural character, adding a maritime dimension. Several restaurants and shops round out the local amenities for visitors.

The different sides of Medici can also be appreciated together: the landscape inspires the art colonies, while the lanes and stone houses convey the town’s historic character. Restaurants and shops offer another connection to the local amenities for visitors. The coastal town has more to offer than coves and beaches, though diving or culture need not define your stay.

Choosing the Right Focus for Your Holiday

When choosing a holiday apartment in Medici, it helps to start by thinking about what you want from your trip: are swimming coves and beaches your priority, are you interested in the wreck as a dive site, or would you mainly like to discover the townscape and its artistic character? These questions can help you choose a destination that suits your interests, rather than simply looking for a coastal holiday in general. For families or groups with different preferences, you can weigh up the options separately: relaxing on the beach, diving and cultural experiences each offer a different focus. This way, you can decide whether Medici matches what you have in mind before choosing a specific holiday apartment.

Discover more destinations: Borak, Mimice, Svinišće, Naklice, Čelina, Ostrvica, Gata, Stanici.

For the wider travel guide: Općina Omiš.