In the very heart of Dalmatia, in the ecologically cleanest part of the clearest sea in the world, lies Podgora. Podgora is connected to Europe and the world through the airports of Split, Dubrovnik, and Zadar, the Adriatic highway, and major Dalmatian traffic centers. Nestled beneath Biokovo and surrounded by golden beaches shaped by the sea, Podgora is a tourist and natural oasis. In its long history, from ancient times to today, Podgora has lived with and because of the sea, never questioning the unique harmony that arises from its diversity. From the harmony of the mountain that still hides the secrets of ancient villages, terraced vineyards, olive groves, and pastures that for centuries have been the pledge of Podgora's civility and prosperity, to the open sea that has attracted generations of its inhabitants, renowned sailors, and fishermen. This challenge of the sea is therefore deeply imprinted in the temperament of the people of Podgora and embedded in the architectural character of Podgora. From the time of ancient sailing ships that sailed beyond the horizon of time to the modern harbor and marina around which Podgora has honed its stone anchorage. The centuries-old tradition of tourism in Podgora is therefore not experienced as a burden of modernity. It is merely a civilized continuation of the natural surroundings, the coast, and the sea in a permanent interweaving.