The Italian enjoyed an excellent lead out from his Bardiani CSF squad, opening up his sprint at the head of the pack as his final man pulled off the front with around 200 metres to go. No one managed to come past as he wound up to top speed.
Trek-Segafredo's Giacomo Nizzolo came closest, claiming second at the line, with Astana's Riccardo Minali a more distant third.
Kristijan Durasek (UAE Team Emirates), who started the day atop the general classification leaderboard, crashed during stage 3 and tumbled out of overall contention.
Caja Rural's Jaime Roson, who finished second on Wednesday's Biokovo climb, took over the leader's jersey, with Bahrain Merida's Vincenzo Nibali now sitting second, five seconds down.
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