Holidays in Croatia

In the south of the Istrian peninsula lies Medulin: a small, romantic coastal town. Just five miles from Pula, Medulin offers peace and relaxation despite growing tourism. The green landscape paired with clear water and the historic old town provide an excellent variety. 

A 30-minute ferry ride from Dubrovnik lies the beautiful island of Koločep. Part of the Elaphiti Islands, it boasts idyllic nature. From romantic coves and beaches to marked hiking trails and charming villages, Koločep offers everything. A picture of tranquillity. 

With popular spots like Supetar and Bol, the island of Brač in the Dalmatian region continually captivates visitors. The island boasts well-preserved old towns, stunning architecture, and bustling promenades. And let’s not forget the pristine pebble beaches, which promise a perfect beach holiday. 

The charming village of Igrane, nestled on the Makarska Riviera, is a dream destination for those who seek tranquillity. The backdrop of the mountain landscape creates breathtaking scenery. Enjoy the white pebble beach, and take a stroll along the promenade to mingle with the friendly locals. 

The most famous national park in Croatia is undoubtedly Plitvice Lakes National Park. Here, 16 lakes are connected by waterfalls and streams. You can explore the park on well-marked trails or choose your own route. 

Standing before the Roman amphitheatre in Pula, Istria, you might forget for a moment that you’re in Croatia and not Italy. Just a stone’s throw from Medulin, you have the chance to dive into Croatia’s Roman history. 

The Skradinski Buk waterfall in Krka National Park shines with vibrant colours, lush flora and fauna, and crystal-clear water. Below the waterfall, you can swim in the natural pool and enjoy the sound of the falling water. 

Croatia’s coast has many caves and grottoes perfect for diving. Popular diving spots include the Meje wreck on the island of Brač and the tunnels and caves of Cape Kamenjak in Medulin. 

The Bijeca in Medulin is a rarity in Croatia as a sandy beach. With its shallow water, it’s ideal for families. Adults can relax or enjoy water sports, while children build sandcastles. 

For absolute relaxation, head to Don Đivan beach on the island of Koločep. Far from the tourist crowds, you’ll experience Croatia’s serene side. A mix of pebbles and stones leads into the shallow, clear water. 

When you think of the island of Brač, Zlatni Rat Beach comes to mind. With its unique shape, it extends about 500 metres into the sea and is also known as the “Golden Horn.” The pebble beach is one of the most famous in Croatia. 

Surrounded by pine trees and located in the centre, Centar beach in Igrane stretches out. The pebble beach becomes sandy in the sea, making swimming even more pleasant. Enjoy a tasty snack at the nearby cafes and restaurants.