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Hvar, Croatia
The Island of Hvar, with its crystal-clear waters and majestic scenery is one of
Croatia’s most popular holiday destinations. Whether you are looking for a place
to party or a laid back island escape, Hvar has something for everyone.
- Castle
- Pakleni Islands
- Tvrđava Napoleon
- From Hvar: Blue Cave, Vis and Pakleni Speedboat Tour
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Split, Croatia
If you’re planning a trip to Croatia, don’t miss out on Split – one of its most
magnificent and important cities. While there, make sure to visit Diocletian’s
Palace and Cathedral.
- From Split: Trogir and Blue Lagoon Half Day Tour
- Diocletian's Palace
- Let Me Pass street
- Bacvice Beach
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Skradin, Croatia
On a crisp sunny morning, Skradin is one of my favourite places to start a tour
of Dalmatia. Just north-west of Split, it’s an easy two-hour bus ride from
Diocletian’s Palace. When you arrive, climb up to its wonderfully restored main
square, dominated by a rickety watchtower. From here there are great views over
the islands of Drvenik and Badija on which you can see some storks nesting.
- Vodice: Krka Waterfalls National Park Boat Tour
- Skradinski Buk Waterfalls
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Zadar, Croatia
With its stunning coastal views, lively atmosphere and impressive Roman
architecture, Zadar is one of my favourite Croatian cities. Set on a peninsula
just across from Italy, it has some spectacular beaches that you simply must
visit when you’re there.
- From Zadar: Kornati National Park Full-Day Boat Trip
- Sea organ
- Museum of Illusions
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Plitvička Jezera, Croatia
The crystal clear water, surrounded by limestone rocks, make Plitvicka Jezera
one of Europe’s most beautiful lakes.
- Plitvice Lakes Full-Day Guided Tour
- Full Day Private Tour of Plitvice Lakes from Split & Trogir
- Lake Gradinsko
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Rijeka, Croatia
It might not be as popular as Dubrovnik, but Rijeka is one of our favorite
places to visit on a Croatian holiday. Located by a picturesque harbor, it’s a
great place to relax and enjoy some delicious seafood – we’d recommend trying
octopus with potatoes and pasta.
- From Rijeka: Golden Island of Krk Tour
- Trsat Castle
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Rovinj, Croatia
One of Croatia’s most charming coastal towns, Rovinj has captivated visitors for
generations with its medieval architecture and cobblestone streets. The town is
home to a number of popular churches and historic buildings; it’s also known for
its seaside promenade and local boutiques. From outdoor dining to plentiful
shopping opportunities, Rovinj offers something for everyone.
- Poreč: Sunset Dolphin Safari & Drinks
- Vrsar: 2-Hour Dolphin Watching Tour including Drinks
- Monkodonja
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Pula, Croatia
It is not hard to see why Croatia has become one of Europe’s most popular
holiday destinations. Its well-trodden coastline mixes stunning beaches with
ancient history, while inland towns and villages still bear marks of their
medieval origins.
- Pula Amphitheatre
- Pula: Kayaking and Snorkeling Sea Cave Exploration Tour