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Croatia combines stunning mountains and coastlines, vibrant cityscapes and peaceful countryside – all within easy reach. Choosing Croatia means embracing a wide range of experiences, from unspoiled nature and authentic attractions to rich culinary traditions and a lifestyle that celebrates simplicity and freedom. Whether you seek family-friendly beaches, secluded spots for adventure, or tranquil destinations for relaxation and meditation, Croatia offers it all. With 1,244 islands and the most intricately indented coastline in the Mediterranean, Croatia’s beaches cater to every need. The country also boasts 8 national parks and numerous nature reserves, covering 9% of its territory.
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The mild climate makes Croatia’s Adriatic coast ideal for sailing year-round. With a spectacular 5,835 km coastline stretching from Istria to Dubrovnik, over 60 marinas, and crystal-clear waters, the Croatian Adriatic offers the perfect setting for your sailing adventure. Discover the Mediterranean's fresh flavours as local ingredients meet diverse culinary traditions, making every bite a new experience. There's always room for more!
Interesting Facts
Dalmatian Dog Breed: Did you know the Dalmatian breed was first depicted in a 1724 painting in the Franciscan monastery in Zaostrog?
Slavoljub Eduard Penkala: In 1906, Croatian inventor Slavoljub Eduard Penkala patented the first ballpoint pen and fountain pen holder.
Cathedral of St. Peter’s in Đakovo: Pope John XXIII once called the Cathedral of St. Peter’s in Đakovo "the most beautiful church between Venice and Constantinople."
Marco Polo: World-famous explorer Marco Polo was born in 1254, most likely on the island of Korčula, and the descendants of his family still live there today.
Kravata (Tie): The tie, a key element of modern fashion, originates from Croatian soldiers who wore neck ribbons in the 17th century, which the French later adopted. The word “kravata” comes from "Kroate."
Nikola Tesla: Inventor of alternating current and revolutionary scientist Nikola Tesla was born in Smiljan, Croatia, in 1856.
Baranja: Discover Baranja, a region known for its fertile plains and ancient vineyards. Wine from Baranja was enjoyed by royalty, and the region was praised by the Romans for its exceptional beauty.
Croatia, the Mediterranean paradise!
Welcome to Croatia! A land whose rich cultural heritage is a part of the UNESCO World Heritage List. Hundreds of charming islands and islets, fascinating beauty and natural phenomena are a guarantee for a completely unique vacation experience on the Mediterranean.