Situated at the crossroads of Central and Southeast Europe, on the Adriatic Sea, Croatia is an incredible fusion of sea, islands and highlands. Croatia is the one-of-a-kind destination for diverse travelers, whether it?s families, friends, honeymooners, romantic getaways, or those looking for the ultimate party experience, outdoor adventures, or simply just relaxation.
While the majority of visitors? flock to Dubrovnik and the island of Hvar in the Dalmatia region, Croatia is home to 10 regions ? Istria, Kvarner, Dalmatia-Zadar, Dalmatia-?ibenik, Dalmatia-Split, Dalmatia-Dubrovnik, Lika-Karlovac, Central Croatia, Slavonia and the City of Zagreb – and thousands of neighboring islands spanning a coastline of 6278km 3,625 miles, each offering moderately continental climates and several ecoregions. In the fall months, the weather is mild allowing visitors to still enjoy all the sites and outdoor activities available in the country and has the added benefit of not having as many tourists and being busy. Along with the colors of fall, and festivals celebrate everything from food to movies, music and sailing, experiences in Croatia range from 10 UNESCO sites, luxury hotels, eight vast national parks, elegant city centers, and a vast number of museums. Dalmatia Coast. Photo courtesy of Ivo Biocina
Croatia’s Dalmatia Coast | Dalmatia is the region on the Eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, mostly characterized as a coastal region with its coves, secluded beaches, isl...