Dubrovnik

The Pearl of the Adriatic

Discover the beauty of Dubrovnik, a coastal gem known for its historic charm. Explore ancient streets, admire Gothic architecture, and soak in stunning Adriatic views.

Split

Where History Meets Modernity

Split seamlessly merges ancient history with a vibrant atmosphere. Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO site, is surrounded by bustling streets filled with cafes and shops. Enjoy the lively waterfront and discover the heartbeat of Croatia's second-largest city.

Diocletian Palace is one of the best preserved monuments of the Roman architecture in the world.

Hvar Island

The Island of Sunshine

Hvar, a gem among Croatian islands, promises endless sun, lavender fields, and crystal waters. Explore the historic town, vibrant nightlife, and hidden coves. Hvar balances relaxation and adventure with perfection.

Explore the historic town, vibrant nightlife, and hidden coves.

Sibinek

Šibenik, a charming coastal town, is renowned for its rich history, stunning UNESCO-listed cathedral, and tranquil waterfront views. Its medieval streets and impressive fortresses offer a captivating glimpse into Croatia’s past, making it a must-visit destination on your Adriatic journey.

Šibenik, a charming coastal town, is renowned for its rich history, stunning UNESCO-listed cathedral, and tranquil waterfront views. Its medieval streets and impressive fortresses offer a captivating glimpse into Croatia’s past, making it a must-visit destination on your Adriatic journey.

Lopud Island

Lopud Island beckons with its car-free tranquility, steeped in rich tradition, heritage, and pristine beaches. Add this charming island to your must-visit list for an unforgettable Adriatic escape.

As a part of the Elaphiti , this Adriatic paradise near Dubrovnik simultaneously offers the relaxation of island life, numerous historical attractions and the bustle of Šunj beach, one of the most popular places for swimming in the Dubrovnik archipelago.

Šipan Island

In the very south of Croatia, near the city of Dubrovnik, lies a small island paradise called the Elaphiti Islands. The largest among them is the island of Šipan, which is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the island with the largest number of olive trees relative to size.

Skradin

Skradin, which got its name during the Roman era, is one of the oldest towns in Croatia, whose history can be traced back to Illyrian times.

Primošten

Primošten, a picturesque town located on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, is a true tourist haven. This charming gem features a distinctive old town situated on a small island, connected to the mainland by a charming stone bridge.

Trogir

Trogir is home to the finest-preserved Romanesque-Gothic complex in the Adriatic and Central Europe, offering a fascinating glimpse into the region’s rich architectural heritage.

Šolta Island

link to the Croatian National Tourist Board https://croatia.hr/en-gb/nautical/the-island-of-solta-a-wild-kingdom-near-split

https://croatia.hr/en-gb/nautical/the-island-of-solta-a-wild-kingdom-near-split

Brač Island

Brač is famous for two things: its radiant white stone, used to build Diocletian’s Palace in Split and Zlatni Rat, the beach at Bol that extends into the Adriatic and adorns 89% of Croatia’s tourism posters.

Kornati National Park

The Kornati islands or the Kornati archipelago is the most indented group of islands in the Adriatic, with a total of 150 islands and islets.

Pelješac Peninsula

Pelješac is, the second largest peninsula in Croatia. The most remarkable town on Pelješac is Ston well-known for its oyster farms.

The second largest Croatian peninsula is 65 kilometres long

Mljet Island National Park

Mljet is the southernmost and easternmost of the larger Adriatic islands of the Dalmatia region of Croatia. In the west of the island is the Mljet National Park.

Korčula Island

Korcula is among the biggest Croatian islands, situated in front of the Pelješac peninsula.

Lastovo Island

The island of Lastovo and the Lastovo archipelago, which includes 46 islands, rocks and reefs, are the youngest nature park in Croatia where the sea is crystal clear

Vis Island

Vis Island, the most remote of the Adriatic, offers unmatched seclusion and stunning natural beauty, making it one of the most sought-after destinations in the region.

Although it was a military base until the end of the 1980s, the island of Vis suddenly found worldwide fame thanks to the Hollywood hit Mamma Mia 2 and the Vis Archipelago Geopark, which is part of the UNESCO

Makarska

Riviera Oasis

Makarska, nestled between mountains and the sea, is your gateway to the Makarska Riviera. Enjoy beautiful beaches, clear waters, and a vibrant promenade. Discover history, hike in nature parks, and relax by the sea.

Enjoy beautiful beaches, clear waters, and a vibrant promenade.

Zadar

Sea Symphony

Zadar's Sea Organ and Sun Salutation create music and light displays powered by the sea. Discover its Roman heritage, savor seafood, and witness stunning sunsets by the Adriatic.

Zadar's Sea Organ and Sun Salutation create music and light displays powered by the sea.