Dalmácii
Dalmácii is the demonym for inhabitants of Dalmatia, a historic and geographic region along the eastern Adriatic coast. In contemporary terms its core is in Croatia, stretching along the coast from Zadar in the north to Dubrovnik in the south, and including numerous islands such as Cres, Brač, Hvar, and Korčula. The region is known for its maritime economy, rugged coastline, and a string of historic coastal towns.
Historically, Dalmatia was inhabited by Illyrian tribes, became a Roman province named Dalmatia, and later experienced
The Dalmácii have a coastal cultural identity shaped by Mediterranean and Central European influences. The dominant
Today Dalmatia remains a major tourist region and an important part of Croatia's Adriatic economy. The population
Note: the term should not be confused with the Dalmatian dog breed, which also derives its name