Croatia - Rina Travel

Mediterranean beach destination boasting a stunning coastline, 1246 islands and crystal clear sea. Apart from beautiful nature with 8 amazing National Parks, Croatia also prides itself with 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the most famous being Dubrovnik. Other must-see destinations include the 1700 year old city of Split with its Roman Palace and vibrant night life, the neighbouring luxury island of Hvar where you’re likely to catch sight of a celebrity mega yacht and Croatia’s sophisticated Central European capital Zagreb.

4,190,700
population: 1,246
number of islands: Zagreb
capital: 2 hours
Distance from London

Make sure to get your taste buds ready for mouth-watering Mediterranean cuisine and delicious wines. Experiences-wise, think island hopping, sailing and speed boats, treasure hunting in picture-perfect Dalmatian coastal towns, cooking classes, wine tastings and cycling in Italian-influenced Istria and getting lost amongst awesome waterfalls of the world famous Plitvice Lakes and Krka NP.

5 REGIONS TO CHOOSE FROM

Dubrovnik & Islands

"Pearl of the adriatic" - Croatia's Top Conference & Incentive Destination

Split & Islands

"The largest city on the croatian coast"

Zadar & Šibenik

Favourite sailing ground - well indented coast and favourable winds

Istria & Opatija

Opatija – First official climatic resort on the Adriatic, declared by the Austrian Crown in 1889

Zagreb & Plitvice Lakes

The capital of Croatia; the newest EU member state

WHEN TO GO?

The best time to visit Croatia is between April and November and the Adriatic heats up to swimming temperature from June to October.

MONEY & COSTS

EU country that doesn’t use Euro, Croatia offers good value for money in comparison to other Mediterranean beach destinations.

SAFETY

14 million tourists visited Croatia in 2015. The crime rate is low by European standards. The country is regarded a very safe destination, and Croatian tolerant and open minded to visitors.