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Croatia is a country where historical charm harmoniously intertwines with magnificent landscapes and cultural diversity. The Adriatic coast of this country is decorated with thousands of islands, each of which is a true paradise on earth. This corner of Europe attracts travelers with its unique atmosphere and a wealth of impressions from all over Europe. Rent a car to enjoy the journey at your own pace without missing out on picturesque panoramas and legendary Game of Thrones filming locations. Stroll along the cobbled streets of ancient cities, explore cascading lakes, and immerse yourself in Croatian cuisine, which will open up new gastronomic horizons. Book a ticket to Croatia today and embark on an unforgettable journey through this unique country!

 

In Croatia, the golden rule "Closer to nature!" is assumed in various ways. Some enjoy the country's stunning natural beauty, with nice seas and cool beaches where pine trees replace beach umbrellas. Others aim the healing properties of its 20 mineral springs and a unique deposit of healing oil. Adventurous individuals visit nudist beaches to fully immerse themselves in nature.

 

The capital of Croatia, Zagreb, is the largest city in the country, but by European standards, it is quite compact. In Zagreb, especially in its historical center, medieval architecture is perfectly preserved. There are many beautiful palaces, cathedrals, green parks, and small cafes with verandas. It is best to explore the city on foot since it is small, and driving along the narrow streets in the center can be problematic.

 

Croatia is divided into three resort areas. The Istrian Peninsula is known for its picturesque views of the Adriatic Sea, clean water, and proximity to Italy (only 3.5 hours by sea to Venice). The beaches in Istria are not the most comfortable: large pebbles and concrete platforms, but it is quite cool here, even in the height of the summer season. Fans of medieval romance should go to Rovinj, Pula, and the island of Krk; Medulin is perfect for young people (one of the few places in the region where you can find sandy beaches and go diving), lovers of a quiet holiday and older people are waiting for Lovran, and those who want to improve their health can visit Opatija. Central Dalmatia is suitable for holidays with children. There are small-pebble beaches with a convenient, gentle entrance to the sea, and the coast has all the entertainment infrastructure. Tucepi and Baska Voda are considered the best resorts for family holidays. The island of Brač also has a beautiful coastline with small pebbles, but nudists have long favored this place, so these beaches are more suitable for adults. The most prestigious resort in the region is Makarska. There is a promenade with luxurious restaurants, hotels, and spa centers. A good thalassotherapy center is open in Šibenik, where all the discos and other youth "movements" are concentrated.

 

Southern Dalmatia consists of mountains and islands. Oysters are grown here, and the country's most famous wine, Dingač, is produced. The Dubrovnik area has sandy beaches, but the coast is mostly rocky. According to UNESCO, Dubrovnik is one of the three most beautiful cities of the Renaissance, along with Amsterdam and Venice.

 

Croatian ski resorts are equipped no worse than Austrian or Swiss ones, but they are noticeably cheaper. Sljeme resort is closest to Zagreb (only 10 km). The slopes here are quite gentle and suitable for beginners and children, and the slopes themselves are located on the territory of a picturesque natural park. The Platak resort is relatively young but already popular among winter sports enthusiasts. Its main feature is the gorgeous views of the Adriatic Sea from the top. All the details about the cities and resorts of Croatia are on the page "Subtleties of Tourism".

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