After the earthquake in 1962 Podgora has completely turned to the sea. Its inhabitants preferred  building of new houses close to the sea rather than redecorating old ones in Gornja Podgora. Building of the Adriatic Highway and strengthening of tourism were favorable to that. Important historical monuments are Svi Sveti church built in 1764 and Sveto srce Isusovo chapel, built in 1804 by Mrkusic family. Besides natural beauties, mild climate and rich history preserved in old buildings and hundred years old olive groves Podgora also offers rich historical, cultural, sport and entertaining life.

Tucepi, place located 4km from Makarska, famous for its pebble beaches, pine woods and olive groves. Those who are interested in active kind of holiday have access to sport facilities as a part of hotel offer but also to equipment needed for water sports. On the other hand mountain Biokovo is a challenge to alpinists and to those who like walking and nature. Our gastronomic offer is famous even out of the place and you can choose between big and comfortable restaurants and small picturesque konobas.

Makarska is the centre of 60km long Makarska Riviera. Located below mountain Biokovo, Makarska offers not only pebble beaches but also bays with pine woods and alpinist adventures. Different from the temperatures on the beaches in some cavities of the mountain Biokovo there is snow and ice. There is also a sea shell museum, unique on the Adriatic coast.

Baska Voda used to be a settlement of fishermen, traders and sailors and now it is a modern tourist place with all neccessary facilities and characteristics of a small Mediterranean town. Population: 2000. A part of this municipality are also settlements like Promajna, Bratus, Krvavica and Bast.