
03/29/2025
A PERFECT VACATION IN CROATIA
With 2,500 miles of coastline, thousands of islands in the Adriatic sea, beaches, dense forests, gorges and waterfalls, ancient towns and villages and a rich history of Roman and Venetian era Architecture - Croatia offers unlimited diversity and something for every traveller. All still at a reasonable cost and easily accessible from anywhere in Europe.
Some of the unmissable locations include:
DUBROVNIK - also known as PEARL OF THE ADRIATIC
Famous for its Medieval walls and Baroque buildings, a circular walk along Dubrovnik's ancient fortified walls is an opportunity not to be missed. City views and sunsets are spectacular, marble paved squares, cobbled streets, palaces, monasteries and churches and terracotta rooftops are a cultural feast for the eyes.
MLJET NATIONAL PARK
Mljet National Park is located on the west side of the island of Mljet, which lies in the Adriatic Sea a ferry ride north of Dubrovnik. Known for its green lush forests and its unique two saltwater lakes. A great destination for adventure lovers, the park the perfect place for kayaking, snorkelling, boating, and other outdoor activities.
SPLIT
The 2nd largest City in Croatia, Split is a perfect blend of ancient and modern. With a beautiful coastline and easy access to many islands off shore, the city is a perfect blend of Greek and Roman history, fashionable shops, rich culinary traditions and vibrant nightlife - while being surrounded by beautiful beaches.
ISLAND OF BRAC
The largest island in central Dalmatia, Brac offers dreamy landscapes with pine forests, steep cliffs, and cobalt waters. It’s best known for its gleaming white limestone quarries which provided materials used to build Diocletian’s Palace in Split. A quieter less touristy island, Brac offers hiking opportunities, nature and tranquillity
TROJIR
A gem that should be included in any itinerary when visiting Croatia. The old town is on an island just 50 metres off the mainland linked by a bridge. The old town is totally unspoiled with buildings originating from 4 centuries of Venetian rule - there are no modern buildings on the island at all. easily explored by foot the old town is packed with scenic views, charm and great restaurants.
PLITVICE LAKES NATIONAL PARK
An experience one will never forget. The oldest UNESCO World Heritage Site in Croatia, Plitvice Lakes Park is a unique geological area consisting of 16 crystalline lakes, emerald blue in colour, connected by a series of 90 cascades and waterfalls and unique flora and fauna. Divided into 2 sections - an upper and lower - the Upper Lakes (12 of them), are located on a dolomite bedrock, and the Lower Lakes (4 of them), are cut into a limestone canyon.
ZADAR
The oldest continuously inhabited city in Croatia, Zadar is situated on the Adriatic Sea. A world away from the more crowded cities of Dubrovnik and Split, Zadar's streets are alive with Roman history, the last glassblowing business and Museum of Ancient Glass in Croatia, a large market and spectacular sunsets.
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