Croatia is one of the most popular tourist destinations in any season. But summer is when the Croatian Islands are in full bloom. Blue sky, blue sea, beautiful hidden large and small romantic islands and bays, natural and cultural heritage beaches – Holidays in Croatia remain in your memory forever.
Holidays in Croatia promise an unforgettable experience
Whoever longs for the sun, heat, authentic Mediterranean atmosphere and clear seawater should go to Croatia! Holidays in Croatia offer many opportunities for cultural excursions, relaxation, good food and pure pleasure. The following five Dalmatian islands are popular tourist destinations, but each has its advantages and specific atmosphere.
Holidays in Croatia – Vis – the best getaway for couples
The idyllic island of Vis is the furthest from the coast. Vis is the Biševski channel – separated from Biševo and Hvarski. To the west is the bay Komitza – the fishing museum in Komiža is worth a visit for a glimpse of the famous story of the fishing screw. To the north lies the port city of Vis. The island of steep slopes is rich in vegetation – palm, olive, oleander, fig, pine, mulberry, and over 300 herbs. For wine lovers, holidays in Croatia, especially on Vis, is a must. The most famous authentic white wine is Viska Vugava which is offered in restaurants and wineries on the island.
The Croatian island of Korcula – ideal for a cultural holiday with excursions
Holidays in Croatia can still be described as a journey of exploration. The island of Korcula is today a unique combination of thousands of years of cultural and historical tradition, stunning scenery, and nature. The island of the central Dalmatian chain is about 47 km long and is the sixth largest island in the Adriatic Sea. Exclusive hotels and campsites are available for tourists. Cultural attractions and natural beauty of the island are many – Lambarda with its sandy beaches and wineries is a must visit. Veli Luka – the second largest city on the west coast of the bay is quiet and very pretty. In and around Zrnovo you can still see many stone houses with stone roofs.
Mali Losinj – the best place to relax
Mali Losinj, also known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, is a small island in the bay. The town Mali Losinj, with about 9000 inhabitants, is the largest town on the island and the largest city of the island in the Adriatic. On the island there are trees in subtropical citrus, sage, palms, pines, agaves, oleanders and lavender. With more than 2500 hours of sunshine per year, Mali Losinj is one of the sunniest places in Europe and offers all possibilities of sports and recreational activities for a relaxed and enjoyable stay active in Croatia.
Pag – paradise for gourmets
The island of Pag, Croatia, is only 63 km long and 1.5 km wide and nearly treeless. But it offers one of the most fascinating desert landscapes of Croatia. The city of Pag is known for its cheese, Paski Sir and stitching. In restaurants, you can enjoy regional and international cuisine. The island of Pag is also popular for holiday parties in Croatia.
Hvar – Summer trip to the Dalmatian style
The island of Hvar is famous for its authentic local wine, beautiful beaches and crystal clear sea. Hotels and modern amenities promise you that you will forget the daily routine. The rich cultural heritage of the island offers unique dining and a memorable holiday in Croatia.
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