Croatia

The Republic of Croatia, or Hrvatska in Croatian, is a country of splendid nature, 101 islands, breathtaking national parks, and gorgeous towns influenced by Venetian style. 

Bordering Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro, this jewel of the Adriatic Sea is a fantastic place to spend any season of the year. Moreover, with its geographical location, you can make day trips to its neighboring countries and have an even richer cultural experience during your travels. 

Even though the country gained popularity among tourists for the past decade, the majority of it doesn’t feel packed with tourists. 

Zagreb, the capital, is a charming town full of interesting places to visit, relax, or indulge in Croatian cuisine. Dubrovnik, one of the most popular fortified towns of the country near Montenegro, is often referred to as the Pearl of Adriatic because of its almost untouched architecture during the centuries.

The white sandy coastline of Brac, Korcula, Hvar, and Elaphiti Islands to name a few, is ideal for beach-lovers and those who’d love to have a relaxing summer holiday mixed a little with history and culture. The town of Pula is also home to one of the world’s six remaining Roman arenas. 

Here you will find all the information needed for your Croatian holiday. All of those guides and tips are based on my travels throughout the country until otherwise stated.