Croatia
It is where you will find a wonderful climate, with over 2,500 hours of sun per year, beautiful cultural cities, picturesque ports, stunning nature and hundreds of islands. And then we haven’t even mentioned the Croatian coast: the most beautiful in Europe!
Croatia may not be the first place you think of for a sunny holiday and yet, the coast is stunningly beautiful. And the great thing is, because many of the most beautiful cities are along the coast, it warrants a road trip! After a day in the car you can go for a refreshing swim in the crystal clear water. If you’d prefer something more active, the Adriatic Sea is perfect for diving, wind or kite surfing.
As soon as you arrive in Croatia, you feel the country’s rich history. You find yourself among the ancient ruins, buildings and castles. In Rijeka you can climb the 550 steps to Trsat Castle. And you can visit the best preserved Roman palace in the world in Split. Zadar & Dubrovnik are famous for their beautiful, historic city centres. The old centre of Dubrovnik is even one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Want a bit of action? Croatia will not disappoint on that front either. If you want, you could do something different every day of your holiday. It’s a great place for wind and kite surfing, sailing and diving. Or even rafting on one of the many rivers. When you’ve had enough of the water, you can hire a bike or put on your hiking boots. The many mountains offer plenty of sporting challenges for all levels. In Istria, you will find well-maintained cycle paths, whereas adventurous mountain bikers are better off going to Dalmatia.
Istria
We’ve got 5 reasons why you should visit our peninsula as soon as you can. Istria offers everything you need for your perfect vacation: rich history, sports activities, gastronomic pleasures and picturesque small towns.
Roman emperors, medieval rulers, representatives of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy and many others used to live in Istria once upon a time which is the reason why there are many cultural-historical monuments of great importance on the peninsula.
If you are a historical heritage fan, you must visit Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč which is listed on the UNESCO world’s cultural heritage list, open-air museum: magnificent Amphitheatre in Pula and numerous other sights which revive rich history.
Sports activities full of adrenaline,The gastronomic experience that will enhance your palate, Sea and the beaches will make your holiday memorable, The picturesque towns and much more.
Blue Laguna
A true tourist mecca, due to its historic charm and modern comforts, beauty of Poreč is sometimes hard to see for all the hustle and bustle, but it is definitely there: in a sixth century basilica, the ancient Roman main square and the scores of restaurants, cafes and bars. Take the rewarding stroll south towards Green and Blue Resorts to join the masses at the pebbly beaches.
