Top 8 destinations to visit in Croatia

Plitvice Lakes

Croatia is a land full of contrasts, with ancient towns full of history and modern and current areas, as well as a beautiful Mediterranean coastline and lush forests and natural parks. That is why it is a very interesting destination during the holidays, not to mention that it is very cheap, so there is a lot to visit in Croatia.

Although when we think of this destination we think of its beaches, the truth is Croatia is much more than that. That is why we are going to tell you about those Croatia's top destinations not to be missed. If we go to visit Croatia at least we must be sure to see things that make a difference with other destinations.

1-Plitvice Lakes

Lakes in Plitvice

El Plitvice Lakes Nature Park it is without a doubt a spectacular place. Nature in its purest form for lovers of excursions. They are in the Lika region, in the interior of the country. Eight different routes can be taken on these lakes, and tickets usually include tours on a tourist train and boat trips on the largest lake. But the ideal is to get lost walking along one of its routes, the intermediate ones lasting four hours. We will have the possibility to discover these virgin lakes and the occasional waterfall.

2-The city of Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik at night

The city of Dubrovnik is today one of the medieval sets most beautiful in Europe, a city that has been very well preserved over time, with its walls and its old town. There are many things to see in the city, such as its Old Port, protected by the San Juan fort.

Dubrovnik

Its walls are also a great tourist attraction, with the Pile and Ploce doors as access, with a walk around the wall of almost two kilometers. Entering its old town is like traveling back in time.

3-The beach of Stiniva

Stiniva Beach

If you are looking for hidden beaches, Stiniva is one of them, a true paradise for the lonely who love to find special corners. This beach is hidden between the rocks, on the island of Vis. The path through the vegetation is difficult, so the easiest option is to use a boat. It is a pebble beach appreciated for its natural landscape and tranquility. A corner that is worth discovering.

4-The city of Pula

Pula city

The city of Pula is in the county of Istria, and it is small but enjoys a great location on the shores of the Adriatic Sea and a very pleasant climate. If you think when you arrive that you are suddenly in Rome, do not be surprised, since this city has a great Roman legacy, and it is already preserved Pula amphitheater, which is the sixth largest in the world. Another of the things to see in this city is the Arch of the Sergios, a triumphal arch with Corinthian-style columns that is also very well preserved.

5-The island of Mljet

Mljet

This 37-kilometer-long and three-kilometer-wide island is home to some beautiful natural places and very small towns in which to stay enjoying how welcoming its people are. It is undoubtedly one of the best destinations in Croatia to relax and unwind by diving, fishing, hiking or just swimming.

6-The historic town of Primosten

Primosten village

This historic town is half road between Sibenik and Split. In the surroundings we find a large number of bays, beaches and coves to enjoy the most precious of the Mediterranean, its clear and warm waters. But also its town, located on a peninsula, deserves a quiet visit, to discover its old streets in the medieval center.

7-The beach at Punta de Zlatni rat

Zlatni rat beach

If you liked the peculiar hidden beach of Stiniva, surely you will find the beach of Zlatni rat very interesting. With a somewhat difficult name, we will remember her without a doubt for her peculiar pointed shape. It is a shape that you will not see on another beach, so the photos will be unmistakable. Although it is not a very wide beach, it is always quite crowded, so if we want to enjoy it it is better to arrive early, or in low season. In addition to its peculiar shape, which they say is constantly changing, it offers us wonderful vegetation to shelter us from the sun and turquoise waters ideal for swimming.

8-The pool between waterfalls of Krka National Park

Krka national park

If the Plitvice Lakes left you speechless, you may also need to visit the beautiful Krka Nature Park. It is in the center of the Dalmatia region. This area is accessed through a ferry that is taken in the Skradin village. And although the Plitvice lakes are very special and have great fame, the truth is that in this natural park we have one more advantage, and that is that it is the only one in which they allow bathing, although only in the final area of ​​the waterfall. It will be a unique experience to bathe in such natural pools watching the impressive waterfalls.


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