It Is located in the south of Croatia and one of the most famous tourist destinations in the Mediterranean sea.

Island of Mljet, a place filled with forests, olive trees and vineyards ideal for an active vacation during which you are free to explore each corner.

Many would say it is one of the most beautiful islands in Croatia and we fully agree. Vis is a small unique island full of life and rich in history

Brijuni are an archipelago of fourteen small islands located along the west coast of Istria, very near the town of Pula.

Situated southwest from the island of Rab, Lošinj is a small island also located almost due south of Rijeka and is connected to the nearby island of Cres

An island that belongs to the central Dalmatian archipelago and second most populous island on the Adriatic founded in the 12th century.

Located in central Dalmatia where the river Krka flows into the Adriatic Sea this oldest native Croatian town will amaze you.

Poreč is a town located on the western coast of Istria. It was once a Roman settlement, which is evident today in its street layout.

Today Opatija is a resort well known for its various hotels, seaside promenade and fantastic restaurants considered one the best in Croatia.

One the most popular parts of Croatia, this beautiful archipelago is a mixture of around 140 islands, islets and reefs.

A second largest peninsula in southern Dalmatia with many interesting places to see and experience.

A historical ancient town Trogir under UNESCO protection is situated on a small island connected to the land on both sides with bridges.

Situated between the towns of Pula and Poreč, Rovinj is one of the most picturesque places in Croatia and also an active fishing port.

Split is the second largest city in Croatia and one of the biggest ports on the Mediterranean. It is situated in the south of Croatia

The name of the town is translated “Old Town” and is one of the oldest towns in Europe. It is located on the northern part of the island of Hvar, in a long bay

The largest island in Dalmatia with the highest mountain peak of all Croatian islands with a truly breathtaking view.

BEING THE SECOND LARGEST CITY IN Dalmatia, this three-thousand-year-old city is rich in history sights and monuments.

The largest city in the region of Istria, Pula is a very interesting town to visit. It used to be a shipbuilding town but is opening up for tourism.

Rijeka is the third largest city in Croatia and the capital of the Kvarner region, which is situated between Istria and Dalmatia.

The largest town on the island of the same name, Hvar is one of the most famous places in Croatia, and as such one of the most visited.