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Croatia Vacation Guide

As an affordable corner of Europe with ruggedly beautiful coasts, pristine mountains and a schizophrenic, pan-European sense of cultural identity, perhaps it’s not a big surprise that Croatia is at the very height of fashionable European tourism in the 21st century. The cruises and beach holidays all start in the coastal town of Dubrovnik. Monuments, museums, marble walkways and exceptional views have lead to Dubrovnik being nicknamed ‘pearl of the Adriatic’ and despite the buzzing tourist trade, it still holds onto its laidback lifestyle and Italian-esque affection for art and architecture.

Medieval Zagreb has an entirely different vibe, artistic and animated but throbbing with a pacey energy the coastal towns lack. The residents of Zagreb are a welcoming and active bunch, quick to take advantage of the greenery surrounding the capital, and chasing down their exercise with hectic nights in raucous beer halls and dainty discos by the lake.

Zagreb is the modern day capital, but past capital Varaždin is the place to see many of Croatia’s old world treasures. Crammed full of exquisite baroque buildings – including dozens of palaces – the city is also home to Špancir Fest, an annual ‘street walking’ festival which draws every breed of performer to the streets every summer. A taste of even more ancient Croatian history is up for grabs at Pula, where a mammoth Roman amphitheatre, columned temples and middle-aged chapels nestle in amongst the snaking streets of a city drenched in history.

Nature lovers head to Krka National Park, where you can drift through the lush forests and clear waters to the 15th century monastery, or Plitvice Lakes, a stunning set of cascades between surreal turquoise pools. Hvar Town has it’s own natural draws: a picturesque beach invariably coating in sunbathers, many of them relaxing and waiting for Croatia’s most popular beach party to kick off.

The ‘in the know’ have Croatia marked down as the highlight of the Mediterranean, with exceptional scenery, blistering beaches and a varied history to soak up. It’s a sparkling relative newcomer to the European travel scene, and an utterly unmissable one.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Croatia

  1. Dubrovnik
  2. Split
  3. Zagreb
  4. Rovinj
  5. Zadar
  6. Pula
  7. Hvar
  8. Porec
  9. Bol
  10. Trogir
  11. Opatija
  12. Sovlje
  13. Plitvice
  14. Sibenik
  15. Rab
  16. Korcula
  17. Krk
  18. Cavtat
  19. Makarska
  20. Varazdin
  21. Rijeka
  22. Plitvicka Jezera
  23. Krka
  24. Podstrana
  25. Murter
  1. Jelsa
  2. Cres
  3. Vela Luka
  4. Pag
  5. Dalmatia
  6. Ston
  7. Osijek
  8. Orebic
  9. Vrsar
  10. Lastovo
  11. biograd
  12. Rabac
  13. Baska
  14. Posedarje
  15. Umag
  16. Motovun
  17. Supetar
  18. Sumartin
  19. Samobor
  20. Plitvica Jezera
  21. Kumrovec
  22. Mlini
  23. Novigrad
  24. Lokrum
  25. Klek
  1. Mljet
  2. Vodice
  3. Rakovica
  4. Biograd na Moru
  5. Tribunj
  6. Medulin
  7. Baska Voda
  8. Novalja
  9. Brbinj
  10. Turopolje
  11. Jezerce
  12. Klis
  13. Lopud
  14. Malinska
  15. Crikvenica
  16. Jezera
  17. Kastel Kambelovac
  18. Okrug Gornji
  19. Mali Losinj
  20. Rogoznica
  21. Skradin
  22. Primosten
  23. Savudrija
  24. Moscenicka Draga
  25. Vis
  1. Krka National Park
  2. Telascica
  3. Moscenice
  4. Brela
  5. Drvenik
  6. Trsteno
  7. Lovran
  8. Omis
  9. Seget Vranjica
  10. Seget Donji
  11. Starigrad
  12. Tucepi
  13. Kastel Stafilic
  14. Mljet
  15. Vrbnik
  16. Privlaka
  17. Krapina
  18. Goli Otok
  19. Punat
  20. Zirje
  21. Ugljan
  22. Babin Kuk
  23. Veli Losinj
  24. Sipan
  25. Brijuni