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Croatia is one of the most up and coming destinations in Europe, made famous by the hit tv series Game of Thrones. Croatia will delight you in so many ways, from exploring historical and medieval cities, to sailing and island hopping one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world, book a trip to Croatia today.

Best Croatia Tour Operators

Would you like to spend your holidays with activities such as: sightseeing, walking and trekking, sea kayaking, cycling, diving…? If you wish enjoy the highlights of Croatia with a small group of travellers, then these companies are highly recommended.

Croatia Travel Guide

Croatia offers a wealth of outdoor activities because it’s diverse landscapes. In a relatively small area there are so many different bays, capes, hidden natural attractions along the coast, stone cliffs falling into the sea accompanied with Mediterranean vegetation.

The most valuable features of Croatian natural heritage are 450 protected areas and 8 National Parks. All of these are reasons why Croatia becomes world famous destination for outdoor activities.

Key Facts
• Capital: Zagreb
• Language: Croatian
• Currency: Euro
• Electricity: 230V
• Dialing Code: +385

Highlights

• Walk along the city walls of Dubrovnik or get lost wandering the streets below in this stunning city.
• Hit the stunning beaches of the Dalmatian coast, one of the most beautiful coastlines on the Med.
• Take a boat cruise around the islands, boozing it up and stopping whenever you want.
• Snap some photos of the citadel, amphitheatre and Roman ruins of Pula.

Croatia Sailing Tours

Join unforgettable cruises around Croatia’s wondrous coast and see beautiful islands and beaches. These trips are incredible taking you away from the tourist crowds and exploring hidden gems. Sailing tours are really popular during summer so book in-advance to secure a spot.

Top Places to Visit in Croatia

Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful old European cities. Used regularly in the filming of Game of Thrones, Dubrovnik is rich in history and there are plenty of secrets to discover. Walk the ancient wall, explore the Old Town and take in the scenic ocean views.

Enjoying the mild Mediterranean climate along the beautiful coast you will walk, paddle, bike or explore area on some other way from Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic coast. For persons interested in history and culture a rich past provides many points of interest.

You will discover many known and less known highlights of Dubrovnik and its Riviera, more than 1400 years of history, being a cross point of cultures and influence of different nations, all leaving their traces.

Split
Centered on the Roman palace of the Emperor Diocletian and the second largest city in Croatia, Split is a mesmerising port town offering a balance of tradition and modernity.

Architectural masterpieces are aplenty with Klis Fortress, St. Dominus Cathedral and Bell Tower and the Croatian National Theatre as the front runners. Marjan Hill soars majestically at Split peninsula’s far end, covered in dense Mediterranean pine forest and showcasing the National Park and Zoo. Picturesque pebble beaches huddle around three sides of the hill’s base, where the Adriatic Sea meets this ancient land.

Split is often noted for its fortress like complex, its sprawling remains contain more than 200 buildings, now featuring many modern day galleries, restaurants, bars and cafes. The magic of bygone days stands strong with dusty white walls topped with red tiles face the seafront. Palm trees sway in the sea breeze and the clear blue sea glistens beyond, where more adventures await.

Other
• Split
• Zadar
• Hvar

FAQ

Food and Drink
Through history, Croatia has been influenced by many cultures: Greek, Ottoman, Italian, Austrian, Hungary; each culture had left small track on Croatian cuisine.

Croatian Mediterranean cuisine is based on healthy and fresh seasonal vegetables from local gardens, fish, seafood, domestic olive oil and excellent wines, such as Dingac, Postup and Plavac.

Some tour companies offer excursions to visit some country estates, taste traditional foods prepared in original environment and wines in cellars of reputable winemakers.

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