Croatia, located on the Adriatic coast, is a charming country that delights travelers with its natural beauty, historic towns, and Mediterranean flair.
The historic city of Dubrovnik, also known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, impresses with its well-preserved city walls and the charm of the old town.
Plitvice Lakes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer spectacular waterfalls and unspoiled nature.
The numerous islands off the coast, including Hvar, Korčula and Brač, invite you to relax island hopping.
Historic cities such as Split, Zagreb and Zadar offer a rich cultural heritage.
Croatian cuisine spoils you with fresh fish, seafood, olive oil and delicious wine.
The hospitality of the Croatians is warm, and you will enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this country.
Croatia is a country of diversity that combines history and nature in perfect harmony. It is a destination for explorers and connoisseurs alike.
Rab is an island in Croatia’s Kvarner Bay in the northern Adriatic Sea. It is wedged in by the neighboring islands of Krk, Cres/Lošinj and Pag. In the immediate vicinity is also the uninhabited island of Dolin. The Velebit Channel separates Rab from the mainland. The main island town is the town of Rab on the west coast. The northernmost village is called Lopar...
With an extension of 67.5 kilometers, Hvar is the longest island in Croatia. It is located just off the Dalmatian coast and is one of the 10 most beautiful islands in the world for many travel experts. One reason is the long coastline, where one picturesque seaside resort follows the next. Inland, a true natural jewel awaits guests: vast lavender fields alternate...
As early as the 19th century, nobles from imperial Vienna enjoyed the mild climate on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia. In Dubrovnik today, visitors can expect: medieval squares, magnificent churches and numerous museums. The highlight of Dubrovnik is a walk on the world-famous city walls, with a view of the azure blue sea and the rooftops of the city. The sights of...
The fact that Croatia with its beautiful landscape, nature parks, sea and islands is worth a visit probably doesn’t need to be explained to any holidaymaker today. While most tourists enjoy these treasures or spend a beach holiday on the coasts, it is also worth taking a look at the country’s cities. There’s Dubrovnik , of course, with its medieval...
During a sailing holiday, snorkelling is probably the most obvious activity. Luckily, there are fantastic places where you can stay in the crystal clear, turquoise Croatian sea and have a fantastic snorkeling experience. A popular destination for yacht enthusiasts, Croatia boasts a magnificent coastline and deep nautical heritage. The country has a variety of...
Krk is the largest holiday island in the Adriatic. It is connected to the Croatian mainland by a bridge. Guests love the diverse excursion destinations, the azure blue sea and the tranquil bays. The history of the island is also interesting: the first settlers were the Japods. Later, during the Roman Civil War, the island became the scene of bloody naval battles...
The underwater world is a breathtaking environment that is worth the trip. Since not everyone has a diving license, there is the opportunity to explore the beauty of the sea by snorkeling. In Europe, Croatia offers great snorkeling spots that can be perfectly reached by yacht. That’s why we’ve put together the 5 most beautiful spots for you, so you can...
More than just swimming and sunsets Croatia has been one of the most popular holiday destinations for us Germans not only since joining the EU. With the introduction of the euro, the last obstacles to a carefree stay on the Croatian Adriatic have been overcome. The region of northern Dalmatia is of particular importance in this regard. Here you can combine relaxation...
Remains of human bones from the early Middle Stone Age found in a cave during excavations in 2011 prove that Dugi Otok, the largest of the Zadar islands off the Dalmatian coast with an area of 114 km², was probably permanently settled about 11,000 years ago. The island, which is just over 44 kilometres long and almost 5 kilometres wide, only a few kilometres west of...
Although Croatia is a small and relatively young country that experienced the Patriotic War about 30 years ago, this Adriatic country is particularly safe. According to the Global Peace Index, Croatia is the 15th country on the list of the safest countries in the world. Various factors were taken into account, such as acts of violence, potential terrorist attacks...