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Holidays to Croatia

If Croatia was part of the Hollywood awards season, it would surely be up for the honour of ‘Best Newcomer’! There are benefits in arriving fashionably late to the tourist trail, and Croatia’s retention of its unique history and culture are testament to that.

From the cobbled streets of medieval towns, to stretches of stunning beaches, azure waters and mountainous inland regions perfect for hiking and climbing, Croatia is a treasure trove of discovery, without the crowds that descend on many of Europe’s more popular resorts.

Top Resorts in Croatia

Brac

Brac is the largest of the Dalmatian islands, located just off the coast of Split. Brac is still pretty undeveloped and therefore attracts visitors looking for a more authentic side of Croatia.

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Cavtat

Cavtat is a small but picturesque town situated in the Dubrovnik-Neretva county of Croatia. It lies on the Adriatic coast which is just over nine miles from Dubrovnik.

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Dubrovnik

Combining chic city breaks with picturesque seaside resorts, Dubrovnik is a true chameleon of the Adriatic.

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Hvar

Hvar is Croatia’s most exclusive destination, a town where people come to see and be seen! Recent star-studded visitors have included Prince Harry, Steven Spielberg and Beyoncé.

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Korcula

Situated just off the mainland Peljesac Peninsula, the island of Korcula offers a chance to experience typical Croatia.

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Mlini

Mlini is a small fishing village to the east of Dubrovnik, offering a quiet holiday full of traditional charm.

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Pula

Situated in the Istrian region of Croatia, Pula is one of the countries largest cities, offering a beautiful and historic holiday destination.

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Split

With Roman palaces, charming cobbled streets and a stunning sun-drenched coastline, the ancient city of Split is one of the true gems of the Med.

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Tucepi

Tucepi boasts long stretches of sandy beaches, a charming old town and stunning harbour.

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Zadar

Zadar is one of Croatia’s hidden gems, a city steeped in history and bustling with life that is still relatively off the radar of the crowds of tourists that flock to Dubrovnik and Split.

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Zagreb

Croatia’s capital often gets overlooked in favour of its many beautiful coastal destinations, but those who do visit Zagreb find a vibrant metropolis overflowing with cultural sights.

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Location of Croatia

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