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Sport Activities

From a morning swim and workout to cycling and hiking routes, activity continues beyond the hotel. Turn exploring nature into a shared family adventure, or choose your own challenge with tennis, rafting or canyoning on the Cetina.

Exercise bike workout in the Aminess Laurel Khalani Hotel gym overlooking the pools.
Men on the zip line in Omiš.
Coach and player practising on a clay tennis court.
Aminess Laurel Khalani Hotel gym with equipment and a view of the indoor pool.
Woman in a meditation pose on a yoga mat.
Driving bike on mountain in Makarska, Croatia.

Sport and recreation

Start the day with a workout in the gym or a swim in the 25-metre indoor pool, then continue outdoors. Makarska and its surroundings offer plenty of ways to stay active in nature, from easy walks and bike rides to more demanding pursuits for those looking for greater intensity.

Tennis player preparing to serve on a clay court.
Tennis balls on a racket above a clay court.
Tennis players collecting balls by the net on a clay court.

Tennis

Ten tennis courts close to the hotel are available for a casual match or more focused training. Seven clay courts and one concrete court are outdoors, while two courts are housed in an indoor air-supported hall. Private lessons can be arranged and equipment is available for hire.

Swimmer doing front crawl in a pool.
Two girls with masks snorkelling in clear sea water.

Water sports

Discover the Adriatic from a more active perspective with diving, surfing or parasailing. For a change of scenery, head towards the Cetina canyon, where activities unfold in a completely different natural setting. From the depths of the sea to the river canyon, every choice reveals another side of an active holiday in Dalmatia.

Bike racing on the Biokovo, Makarska.
Cyclist riding a winding road through the forest.
Driving bike on mountain in Makarska, Croatia.

Cycling

From a pleasant ride along the coast to a demanding climb on Biokovo, cycling routes reveal two very different landscapes. A 15-kilometre route follows the promenade towards Kotišina and the botanical garden, while the ascent to Sveti Jure at 1,762 metres above sea level is intended for experienced, well-equipped cyclists.

Hikers walking a coastal trail with views of the sea and mountains.
Visitors on the Skywalk Biokovo viewpoint above the Makarska Riviera.
Glass Skywalk Biokovo viewpoint on a cliff overlooking the sea and islands.
Hiking signposts on Biokovo with a view of the surrounding peaks.

Hiking

Biokovo trails lead to viewpoints and peaks such as Vošac, Štrbina and Sveti Jure, the mountain’s highest peak at 1,762 metres. Other places worth visiting include the Skywalk at 1,228 metres and the Kotišina Botanical Garden. Exploring the mountain requires good preparation, suitable footwear and clothing, and enough water, especially on longer and more demanding routes.

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