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Croatia is becoming an increasingly popular destination, and cruises are a very popular option to visit the country. Every cruise in Croatia holds something special. If you decide to go…
Visitors to Croatia can expect changes from New Year’s Day as the country enters both the Schengen Area and the Eurozone. During votes for Schengen entry in Brussels on 8…
New rules came into effect recently in Croatia according to European Commission recommendations for travel across borders, detailing what tourists require in order to visit…
During the current climate we are all looking for secluded places where we can escape. Milda Urbonaite explores the most remote European islands you should visit. Today’s fast-paced modern life…
Speculation is mounting that Greece and Croatia might be the next countries to be added to the UK travel ban list. Both popular UK summer holiday destinations are currently on…
Intrepid Retreats, a brand-new tour range, will bring travellers together closer to home, while supporting local communities along the way. Intrepid Travel, the world’s leading…
Croatia has so much to offer in terms of active holidays that have very little impact on the environment. In total, there are eight Croatia national parks – Plitvice Lakes…
Travelzoo, a global publisher of exclusive offers and experiences for members, has revealed that almost half (48%) of Brits who have been on holiday have travelled solo…
Olive Tree Villa (sleeps 14) is situated on the private island of Zizanj, just 8km from the Croatian mainland. This little island in the Adriatic Sea is fringed by beautiful…
AITO member Naturetrek offers a fascinating wildlife holiday to Croatian and Slovenian Istria, in search of the region’s birds, butterflies, flowers and more. The price…
Indulge in some of the Dalmatian coast’s most beautiful attractions by bike and boat with the new Dubrovnik to Spilt Deluxe tour. Starting with a guided tour of Dubrovnik, the terracotta-roofed…
The majestic five-star Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik has re-opened its doors after a major refurbishment of its interiors. Originally opened in 1897 and located on the doorstep of Dubrovnik’s Old Town…
Adventure specialist Explore is offering a 10% discount on summer holidays departing in June, July, August and September. Book any small group or self-guided trip before…
Five years ago the Dubrovnik Festiwine event started as a celebration of the region’s wine. Now it has grown to an international wine fair attracting top winemakers from far and…
What happens when you ask ambassadors around the world for an insider travel tip on the countries they represent, and while they’re at it, counter some common cliches…
Croatia’s long coastline and the historic city of Dubrovnik has led to the country being tipped as one of the hot spots for 2018, however, as Mark Bibby Jackson finds…
Located in the Balkans in Central Europe, Croatia has a population of just over four million inhabitants, most of whom are Roman Catholics. Its capital is Zagreb and the official language is Croatian.
Zagreb is the capital and also the largest city in Croatia. Situated on the Sava River in the south west of the country, it nestles at the foot of the Medvednica Mountain. Rich historically, Zagreb dates from Roman times and attracts over a million visitors annually. Visit the medieval part of the city close to Ban Jelacic Square with its palaces, churches, museums and government buildings.
An immense variety of food is on offer reflecting Croatia’s rich heritage. There is Balkan food, of course, but also Ottoman, Italian and Middle Eastern cuisines. If you are a beer drinker there are ten popular craft beers to choose from to sip at your leisure in one of the many beer gardens. Try traditional dishes like pasticada, a slow cooked beef stew, stuffed peppers and traditional sausages made from meat and onions known as cevapi. If you are on the Adriatic coast there is a plethora of fish and seafood dishes. Octopus salad is a particular favourite.
There are some great festivals in Croatia including the Ultra Europe in Split.
Visit the stunning Adriatic coastline in Croatia, with its emerald coloured sea. Travel to historic Dubrovnik and be amazed by the medieval streets and houses with their stunning views. Don’t miss the beautiful island of Brac, an Adriatic island dream location.
