Croatia
About Croatia
Have you discovered our Croatia yet? Over the past decade, Croatia has soared in popularity—and it’s easy to see why. From the Roman-influenced charm of Split to the UNESCO-listed beauty of Dubrovnik, its stunning coastline truly steals the spotlight.
The islands are just as enticing. Stylish Hvar draws in nightlife lovers, while idyllic Brač is perfect for laid-back beach days. Wherever you decide to stay, expect long, sun-soaked days drifting in crystal-clear waters, enjoying freshly caught seafood, and wandering through atmospheric cobbled streets steeped in history.
Croatia’s past is everywhere you look, with remarkable landmarks ranging from Roman amphitheatres to Venetian palaces and medieval monasteries.
Dubrovnik Coast
In and around Dubrovnik, days filled with sightseeing and island-hopping adventures melt into evenings of relaxed waterfront dining and drinks. At the heart of it all is the city’s enchanting Old Town, where a maze of Renaissance and Baroque alleyways, charming squares and terracotta rooftops sit enclosed within impressive stone walls.
Beyond the city, there’s plenty more to uncover—think hidden coves, pine-scented forests and picture-perfect harbours just waiting to be explored. Then there are the lush, emerald islands, each offering its own unique scenery, rich culture and delicious local cuisine.
Split & Dalmatian Coast
With its magical national parks, rich history, standout cuisine and lively seafront resorts, Split and its surroundings are a true gem of the Dalmatian Coast. The city itself is a highlight, where terracotta rooftops set the scene for days spent uncovering centuries of history, followed by evenings hopping between bars in the heart of it all.
Venture further along the coast and you’ll find laid-back towns boasting pebbly beaches and crystal-clear waters. And then there are the islands. Glamorous Hvar shines with its marble streets, stylish bars and buzzing beach clubs, while scenic Brač is a favourite for cyclists and home to one of Croatia’s most iconic beaches, Zlatni Rat.
Cavtat
Cavtat, a charming harbour town, is perfectly positioned for exploring Croatia’s Dubrovnik coast. With its picture-perfect views and elegant historic churches, it feels like something straight off a postcard. Make time to wander through the Old Town, where you can soak up a glimpse of Cavtat’s rich past.
Makarska
Blending beach, city and countryside, Makarska offers a cosmopolitan escape steeped in history—making it an ideal base for exploring the Dalmatian coast. Days here are often spent hiking in the surrounding mountains or wandering the characterful Old Town, while easy ferry links to nearby Brač island open up even more adventures.
As evening falls, the town takes on a different energy, with chic restaurants and lively bars setting the scene for nights under the stars.
Hvar Island
Spend your days in Hvar soaking up the sun, sailing along the coast, exploring its medieval streets, or simply strolling the waterfront and enjoying the laid-back charm. While there’s plenty to see and do, be sure to get out and explore—but don’t forget, Hvar really comes alive after dark, with a vibrant nightlife that’s not to be missed.