CROATIA TRAVEL GUIDE
Croatia has a glittering coastline along the Adriatic Sea, 1244 islands, endlessly fascinating cities and extraordinarily dramatic landscapes.
Croatia has been increasing in popularity in the last few years as tourists are drawn to those beautiful Adriatic beaches that easily hold their own against their Mediterranean rivals. Inland Croatia is not quite as visited as the coast yet is just as captivating.
Croatia blog posts coming soon
CROATIA GENERAL INFO
Croatia is in Southeast Europe and borders five countries: Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro.
Croatia also borders the Adriatic Sea, which is the northernmost part of the Mediterranean Sea.
Zagreb, Croatias capital is a 2-hours flight time from London/England or a 10-hours-flight from New York/USA.
Most people live in the northern parts of the country and 1 in 4 Croatians lives in the capital city Zagreb.
In Croatia, there are many gorgeous beaches along the Adriatic coastline, historic towns and scenic villages, ancient roman buildings and national parks to visit.
HOW TO GET TO CROATIA
BY ROAD
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BY RAIL
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BY AIR
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BY BOAT
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WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT CROATIA
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WHAT’S THE WEATHER LIKE IN CROATIA RIGHT NOW?
TOP THINGS TO SEE & DO IN CROATIA
Explore the Adriatic Islands
Experience a Zadar sunset
Walk Dubrovnik’s city walls
Visit Mijit National Park
Hike Plitvice Lakes National Park
Enjoy a concert at Pula Amphitheatre
Kayak the Dalmatian coast
Soak in Skradinski buk falls
Discover Split's Diocletian’s Palace
Explore the Elaphite Islands
ACCOMODATION IN CROATIA
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WHERE TO STAY IN CROATIA
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EATING IN CROATIA
Croatians love their food! A Sunday lunch is considered a special meal when often the whole family come together and enjoys traditional Croatian dishes such as Peka which is a meal cooked over open fire while the dish is covered with a lid.
Many Croatian dishes contain fresh vegetables and seafood. Croatians cook with fish or shell fish such as scampi, mussels, shrimps which are the main catch in coastal regions. Oily fish such as sardines, mackerels, anchovies are very popular too.
Here are my top choices of food to try when in Croatia
Fritule
This is a delicious deep fried pastry in small ball shapes. These balls are usually flavoured with citrus and raisins - and sometimes contain rum, they are particularly popular during Christmas time
Stuffed peppers (Pungent Paprika)
The peppers are traditionally stuffed with minced pork meat, tomatoes and rice with tomato sauce.
Brudet
This is a fish stew that includes fish, onions, tomatoes and chilli pepper.
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