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.
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...
The well-known writer Albert Camus once said – “Autumn is a second spring, where every leaf becomes a blossom.” In this golden season, nature changes, the falling leaves enchant us with their color and the landscapes become real colorful images. Autumn is a perfect time to visit Croatia. Although this small southeastern country is considered a popular...
The current 16,000 inhabitants are proud of their green and scenic home of Korčula anyway. Korčula is thus the most populous island in the Croatian Adriatic after Krk. But the fact that the family of the famous explorer and world traveler Marco Polo may have come from there and that he may have been born there in the middle of the 13th century still makes the hearts...
The island of Mljet in Croatia, also called the “green island” by the locals, is one of the most beautiful and wooded islands in the Croatian Adriatic. If you dream of an idyllic holiday in untouched nature and want to enjoy the rich flora and fauna beyond mass tourism, this island is the right place for you. The lush green landscape, picturesque beaches...
The island of Silba (Italian name: Selve) is located south of the island of Lošinj in northern Dalmatia. It has an area of only 15 km² and a length of eight kilometres and is part of the Zadar archipelago. On the car-free holiday island, 300 people live in the island’s capital of the same name. Original beaches with picturesque bays, tranquillity and attractive...
Croatia with its numerous islands and bays, romantic harbour towns, luxurious accommodation and the impressive mountainous region in the interior of the country has a lot to offer holidaymakers interesting and eventful. In addition to more than 1200 islands, the water-rich country also has mountains up to 1800 m high to offer. Cities steeped in history alternate with...
Croatia as a travel destination with its countless wonderful islands is becoming more and more popular every year. Below we have summarized the largest islands in Croatia for you: Krk – a natural paradise in the Kvarner Bay Krk , together with Cres, is the largest island in Croatia. Both islands are 405.78 square meters in size, with the population of Krk being...
Croatia consists not only of the mainland and about 6000 kilometers of coastline, but also of over 1200 beautiful islands. Each island has its own face, so the Croatian islands meet the taste of every traveler. The best way to get to know these islands is to rent a sailing yacht in Croatia. We have put together the most beautiful islands in Croatia for you Island of...
When you hear “Croatia”, you probably think of summer, sun and shine. Of course, this is not wrong, after all, the small country on the Adriatic Sea with only 3.8 million inhabitants is one of the most popular travel destinations for Germans. In the record year 2019, shortly before the start of the pandemic, the Central European country was able to record...
If you look at aerial photos of Sibenik, you might think you have a map section of Norway in front of you. Like the well-known archipelago islands, the rocks rise out of the Adriatic Sea. The city itself is located on a bay that is only connected to the Adriatic Sea by a strait. A fjord, that’s how the strait can be associated. And yet, Sibenik is located in...