CROATIA’S natural beauty never ends…

From the shores in the South Dalmatian islands bathed by the gently sun of the Adriatic Sea to the top of Dinara, the highest peak in the country, through swamps filled with wildlife in Posavina or the Mediterranean richness of the forests in Mljet… Croatia’s natural beauty never ends.

Balanced between the Balkans and central Europe, Croatia’s strategic location has resulted in a rich cultural legacy that spans Roman, medieval and Venetian eras. The cobbled streets and baroque architecture of Zagreb make it one of the great central European capitals, while the medieval walled town of Dubrovnik is arguably Europe’s most beautiful.

With a rich history and a wealth of cultural attractions, Croatia is sure to be on any traveller’s list of top places to visit in Europe. Croatia offers a unique and memorable holiday experience thanks to its fascinating sights.

Some parts of Croatia offer warm summers and mild winters, thanks to the Mediterranean climate. The country is at its busiest during July and August, when temperatures are high. This is the best time to visit if you wish to explore the busy beaches. If you prefer a quieter holiday experience, then September is a much calmer season.

For some stunning views of the country, autumn is an ideal time to visit. During this season, Croatia’s national parks and woodland areas offer a mix of beautiful colours. The autumn and winter seasons are the best times to visit if you are looking for an affordable luxury hotel, as prices tend to be cheaper.

Croatia’s stunning Adriatic coastline, medieval walled cities and numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites offer an unforgettable and distinct European experience to remember for a lifetime.