Destinations / Top 10 Destinations |
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NP BRIJUNI - Golf course, Safari Park, Zoo |
NP Brijuni is a stunning archipelago of 14 islands, but mega yachts and boats can anchor only on Mali Brijun or else use port facilites on Veliki Brijun.
For many years the island of Veliki Brijun was a holiday residence of former Yugoslav President Tito who used it to entertain world leaders and celebrities.
The Island is preserving the spirit of those days, so you can still find Tito’s old cars, furniture and facilities like the golf course( originally developed in 1922 and the largest in Europe at that time), safari park, and zoo.
It rightfully declares itself a paradise for yacht owners and their guests.
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ISLAND PAG – Zrce beach, the best party beach |
Zrce beach, Novalja on the island of Pag, is a popular summer resort which hosts probably the only beach in Croatia with Ibiza standards.
Zrce is a long, white pebble beach with crystal clear waters. The beach has numerous facilities and three popular open-air clubs offering entertainment until the early
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NP KORNATI - Best for sailing and cruising |
As George Bernard Shaw wrote: “On the last day of the Creation, God desired to crown his work and thus created the Kornati Islands out of tears, stars and breath”.
The Kornati Islands are the largest and mostly unpopulated archipelago, made up of 147 islands, islets and reefs.
The islands, running from north-west to south-east, form four chains. The first two are very close to the mainland, while the other two face the open sea and make up part of Kornati National Park.
Because there is no fresh water on these islands they are mostly void of any vegetation, although some are covered with grass.
There is no ferry connection to Kornati Islands and the best way to visit them is with a yacht.
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NP KRKA - Spectacular waterfalls |
This is a unique destination for a multitude of reasons. Traveling along the Krka estuary brings you close to the best side of historic Sibenik and its magnificent UNESCO-protected cathedral and fortresses. You can moor in Skradin, a charming village with a marina and town quay. From there you can visit the spectacular waterfalls of Krka NP.
There are 7 waterfalls in all with a total drop of 242m. The 7th and longest, at Skradinski Buk , has a network of walkways, bridges and raised viewing points to help visitors appreciate one of Croatia’s most breathtaking views.
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ISLAND BRAC - Town Bol, Best for windsurfing |
The channel between Hvar and Brac island is famous for maestral winds that generally blow in the direction of Bol town. Maestral is a typical Adriatic summer northwestern wind and one of those winds that are characteristic for beautiful and stable weather. Bol and it’s Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) beach is an internationally famous windsurfers' destination and is probably the most beautiful place to go windsurfing on the Adriatic.
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ISLAND HVAR - Town Hvar, Croatia’s St. Tropez |
The island of Hvar declares itself as being the sunniest Dalmatian island and is often called Croatian Madeira. Nature provides it with 2715 sunny hours per year. The scents of rosemary and lavender, a pine wooded shore and an exceptional cultural richness divulge why Hvar (Hvar town) is Croatia’s top destination after Dubrovnik. Medieval Hvar is a small town. The main street is the wide promenade that runs along the harbor, where are all the most important sights reside. The chic “korzo” dominates the town’s rich night life with great restaurants, cocktail bars and clubs. It is a place to see and to be seen.
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ISLAND VIS – Best local food, wine and diving |
Island Vis was a military base until 1989. It has become one of the most attractive islands since. In addition to its well-preserved natural beauty, its rocky coast rich with coves, caves and several sandy beaches, you can find excellent food and wine in both of its small towns, Vis and Komiza. One of the best restaurants is Villa Kaliopa, situated in a beautiful 16th century Garibaldi Palace with a palm tree garden. It is the most romantic place in Vis town, serving fresh fish meals daily.
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NP MLJET - Pristine nature |
Mljet island has remained rather unknown for centuries and is rarely visited by tourists. "Mljet" National Park covers its northwestern area, covering 5.375 ha of protected land and surrounding sea. This area was proclaimed a national park in 1960 and represents the first institutionalized attempt to protect an original ecosystem in the Adriatic. The world famous lakes of Mljet consist of the Great Lake and The Small Lake.
Sapunara sandy beach is one of the most beautiful sandy beaches in Southern Dalmatia. Because of its rich vegetation, the island is also known as Green Island.
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PALAGRUZA ISLAND - The best for solitude (Lighthouse) |
The complete isolation of this remote island makes Palagruza a top European tourist destination. There is an archeological site on the island of Palagruza Velika. There is also the famous "Southern golden beach", one of the most beautiful beaches in the Adriatic. It is the most remote Croatian island with a lighthouse that was built in 1875.
It is situated 68 M to the south of Split and 26 M south of the Island of Lastovo.
Palagruza and the small islands around it are not inhabited. The island is 1400 m long and 300 m wide and is covered with Mediterranean vegetation. The lighthouse is located 90 m above sea level on the central part of the island. The large stone building has two 4-bed apartments that can be rented on a weekly base.
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ISLAND RAB - Nudist haven |
Since 1936, when local authorities permitted King Edward VIII and Mrs. Simpson to swim naked at Kandarola beach, island Rab has become one of the most popular destinations for naturist lovers.
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