Azure lagoons with crystal-clear water. Picturesque villages with vineyards and olive trees. Markets where all kinds of fruit and vegetables are sold and not least a very friendly population that welcomes tourists. Add to this that it is still less expensive to go on holiday in Croatia that in most other well-known tourist countries in Europe. Doesn’t this sound like the perfect holiday destination?

The nature in Croatia is incredibly beautiful and includes mountain areas, green pine forests and an archipelago with more than a thousand wonderful islands. The bathing water, which is considered the cleanest in Europe, is perfect for all kinds of water sports or maybe just a cooling swim after having spent the day on one of the many cosy and peaceful beaches.

Croatia is a young country, but with a history of a thousand years, which means that if you want cultural experiences during your holiday, there are plenty of opportunities for that as well. Less than 100 years ago, Croatia was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which has left its mark in many places in the country, and in Pula on the southern tip of Istria, you will find one of the largest and most well-preserved Roman amphitheatres in Europe.

A successful holiday also includes nice food and drinks. Croatian cuisine is very varied and has maintained its distinctiveness, but is obviously also influenced by traditions from neighbouring countries, such as Italy, Turkey, Hungary and Austria, but because the Croatians love to cook, you can always be sure to get a delicious experience.

Finally, it is worth pointing out that Croatia is the country with the most hours of sunshine in all of Europe.

Welcome to Croatia.

The Gulf of Kvarner The Gulf of Kvarner is at the northern end of the Croatian Adriatic. The region is particularly well-known for its many islands, which all have their own distinctive characteristics. The region is the ideal holiday destination, with plenty of possibilities of filling your holiday with relaxing trips to the beach and cultural elements. Read more about the Gulf of Kvarner

Istria Istria is the largest peninsula in the Adriatic and one of the most popular holiday areas in Croatia. This is very understandable, as Istria has more than 1,000 km of coast, fantastic beaches and is surrounded by the crystal-clear Adriatic. Climatically, the peninsula has a good location, and it is the optimal holiday destination for everyone, regardless of the type of holiday you want. Read more about Istria

Central Dalmatia The long stretch of coast in Central Dalmatia and an archipelago that is equal to the Greek make the area very popular. When you add the art, the cultural heritage and the life style that you can experience in the area – you will understand that Central Dalmatia is a place that you simply must visit. Read more about Central Dalmatia

South Dalmatia The area in South Dalmatia has many interesting towns, wonderful landscape and areas that are worth a visit. Along the coast, you can enjoy relaxing days of sunshine on the amazing beaches, or enjoy a multitude of different activities. Read more about South Dalmatia