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Croatia holidays in 2020
Sapphire seas and ancient walls make Mediterranean dreams come true in Croatia. While beaches and islands are the top draws, rich culture, history and modern attractions compete for worthy attention.
Holidays in Croatia blend centuries-old architecture with unspoiled nature and a contemporary cultural scene. This is also a land of adventure, on a backdrop of dramatic mountains and the sparkling Adriatic Sea. Looking for a city break? Delve into historic landmarks and buzzing nightlife scenes in Zagreb and Dubrovnik.
Island-hopping in Croatia
Whether you charter a yacht or take advantage of a fantastic ferry network, island-hopping is a must on Croatia holidays. Visit glamorous Hvar, explore historic Korcula and relax on the sandy beaches of the Elaphiti Islands. Look forward to dry, sunny summers and blooming wildflowers
Croatia at a glance
Top attractions to visit
Explore Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic, and glitzy Hvar Town
Discover the best beaches
Glittering Adriatic waters meet white pebbly beaches
Lush natural wonders
Go to the stunning Zlatni Rat beach & explore Plitvice Lakes National Park
Sample the local food
A stunning mix of Italian, Mediterranean and Balkan flavours
Cultural hotspot not to miss
Diocletian’s Palace, Walls of Dubrovnik, Zadar's Roman ruins
Sample the cafe culture
Sip on your coffee in a streetside cafe in Zagreb for this people-watching ritual
Top Destinations
Dubrovnik Riviera
Located on the very south coast of Croatia, Dubrovnik Riviera holidays are full of sun, sea, sand and culture. As …
from £154 pp
Central Dalmatia
Central Dalmatia in Croatia, Other Europe …
from £177 pp
Istrian Riviera
Located on the north coast of Croatia, the Istrian Riviera is home to some stunning beaches and coastline, beautiful villages …
from £112 pp
Hvar Island
Hvar Island in Croatia, Other Europe …
from £183 pp
Kvarner
Kvarner in Croatia, Other Europe …
from £162 pp
Brac Island
Immersed in a pool of cobalt Adriatic Sea, the Croatian island of Brač is the largest island in central Dalmatia, …
from £216 ppTop resorts in Croatia
Dubrovnik
Boasting a stunning coastline and turquoise blue ocean waters, it doesn't get much better than cheap holidays to Dubrovnik. Known as the …
from £180 ppCavtat
Cavtat is a picturesque town on the most southern tip of the Dubrovnik Riviera. Sandwiched between a classic Renaissance town …
from £154 ppSibenik
A city with seriously beautiful spots, including a UNESCO World Heritage Cathedral, Sibenik holidays offer a fantastic place to visit. …
from £209 pp
Split
Brimming with culture, stunning landscapes and a relaxing atmosphere, a holiday to Split, Croatia is not to be missed. Situated in …
from £190 pp
Mlini
Mlini is a very pretty fishing village on Croatia's stunning Dalmatian Coast, just 11 kilometres from the UNESCO World Heritage Site …
from £199 pp
Omis
Located in the stunning Central Dalmatia region in the middle of Croatia’s well-known coastline holidays to Omis are ideal for …
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Things to do in Croatia
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Top 5 things to do in Croatia
Family breaks, couples escapes and cheap holidays await in Croatia, with an abundance of fun for everyone.
- Plitvice National Park features 16 dazzling lakes joined by a series of photogenic cascades. The UNESCO-listed site is set in dense woodland that’s home to bears, deer and rare birdlife. You’ll explore via scenic wooden pathways.
- Escape to a land of olive groves, vineyards, beaches and charming villages on the island of Korcula. The walled Old Town features winding streets filled with medieval gems.
- Hvar is the sunniest place in Croatia and the place to be and be seen. Glamorous beach bars and plush hotels attract celebrities and party-goers for summer holidays.
- Croatia’s greenest island, Mljet, offers a magical underwater world for snorkelling and diving. On land, enjoy local olives, goat’s cheese and wine with views of the magnificent coastline.
- Local architect, Nikola Basic, designed Zadar’s famous Sea Organ. The system of pipes and whistles is set within stone stairs that lead into the sea.
Historic attractions in Croatia
Step back in time to explore Croatia’s rich history, from Roman columns to Venetian palaces and medieval old towns.
- Limestone mountains, the Adriatic and famous city walls frame one of the world’s best- preserved medieval cities. Dubrovnik Old Town is a treasure chest of monasteries, palaces, fountains and churches.
- Built in the 4th century, the majestic Palazzo di Diocleziano rests at the heart of Split. The complex of Roman structures is scattered throughout the streets.
- The Old Town of Trogir is located on a tiny island that’s accessible from the mainland via a bridge. Stroll along the seaside promenade and explore Renaissance and Romanesque buildings.
- Amphitheatre de Pula was built in the 1st century AD and once hosted gladiatorial contests. It’s still home to entertainment, with a schedule of opera, ballet and sports throughout the year.
- Zagreb’s shopping, dining and nightlife hub is Tkalciceva Street. Once upon a time, it was Europe’s first red light district. Now, it’s an energetic strip of boutiques, restaurants, bars and events.
Traditional cuisine in Croatia
Foreign influences and a variety of regions combine to create traditional taste sensations in Croatia.
- Made with cuttlefish or squid, squid ink, garlic, red wine and olive oil, black risotto is one of the most popular dishes to enjoy along the Croatian coastline.
- The country’s famous cheese, Pag, is the centrepiece for classic appetisers. It’s typically served with cured ham and black olives.
- Fresh from the Adriatic, octopus salad is a refreshing option for hot summer days. The boiled octopus is usually combined with tomatoes, onions, parsley, olive oil and lemon.
- The forests of Istria are a truffle hunter’s joy. You’ll find them with steak or pasta dishes. Better yet, they’re a lot cheaper than their Italian counterparts.
- You can eat dessert all day in Croatia. For breakfast, try warm salenjaci sprinkled with sugar. In the heat of midday, cool down with the cold cream topping on the pudding, rozata. Chocolaty Skradin cake is a must for formal occasions.
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Which part of Croatia should I stay in?
A holiday in Dubrovnik puts you in the heart of historical gems, with easy access to beaches and islands. Zagreb is a dynamic base for city breaks and Istria is perfect for foodies and nature lovers.
Where to go in Croatia
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