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A cultural feast of a country, Croatia offers spectacular natural beauty combined with curious architecture and heaps of interesting history. If you’re an inquisitive traveller then there is no place quite like it. In the far south you have the Pearl of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik, offering a wealth of holiday opportunities whether you are in search of an exclusive getaway or a cultural escape into a land of splendour. The soft shores of Istria in the north are just steps away from a lush and green interior that will provide you with more than ample chance to explore. While the historic city of Zadar and the capital Zagreb are truly unique in their own enthralling manners.

Hvar may swiftly be gaining a rep as a popular party island, but it still has an authentic vibe, with cute fishing villages and welcoming locals. Here you can dine, drink, and dance the nights away, then spend your days lazing in the sunshine on one of the island’s many gorgeous beaches. Alternatively, take a boat trip from Hvar Town to one of the Pakleni Islands, where even more beautiful bays await.

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<p>The largest peninsula in the Adriatic, Istria’s many attractions include its capital city Pula, famous for its Roman amphitheatre and unspoilt shoreline dotted with pine groves. Inland Istria is perfect for a rural retreat: foodies can enjoy local delicacies such as wild asparagus and white truffles at hilltop restaurants, or sample the goods at local wineries. Pazin Castle, a medieval fortress, overlooks a deep gorge, the Pazin Chasm, which can be seen by zip wire if you’re craving an adrenaline hit.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<h5>Beach Lovers</h5>
<p>Sun-seekers can head to the beaches around Kamenjak and Premantura. As well as topping up your tan, many parts of the coastline are also ideal for scuba diving.</p>
<h5>Culture Vultures</h5>
<p>The city of Pula boasts an impressive Roman arena, while the old town of Rovinj is like a mini version of Dubrovnik.</p>
<h5>Nature Lovers</h5>
<p>Head inland to explore the Croatian countryside and the region’s famous hilltop towns, which include Motovun.</p>

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The Croatian summer runs between April and September but May and June are the best months for outdoor activities such as hiking and climbing. While July and August are peak season, so you’ll find there are plenty of trips and entertainment available to you. September remains warm, with summer holiday crowds dying down.

Croatia’s northwestern capital is packed with heritage. Choosing from <a href='https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/1-293-1-0/hotels-in-zagreb' title='hotels in Zagreb' target='_blank'>hotels in Zagreb</a> mean you’ll be free to explore cultural gems like the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Nikola Tesla Technical Museum, Zagreb City Museum and the fascinating Museum of Broken Relationships.If you base yourself in one of the hotels in <a href='https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/1-291-1-0/hotels-in-split-dalmatian-riviera' title='Split' target='_blank'>Split</a> or Pula, you’ll be perfectly placed to indulge in a little island hopping. Head over to Brac for Croatia’s most famous beach – Zlatni Rat – and the renowned windsurfing scene. On national park Brijuni you can discover dinosaur footprints and Roman ruins, while Hvar’s exclusive bars and restaurants attract tourists looking for buzzing island nightlife.If you’ve been hooked by <em>Game of Thrones</em>, choose a <a href='https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/1-288-1-0/hotels-in-dubrovnik-riviera' title='hotel in Dubrovnik' target='_blank'>hotel in Dubrovnik</a> for a tour of the TV show’s most famous sites. Fort Lovrijenac juts out over the sea and is also known as the Red Keep – it’s also where King Joffrey celebrated his name day in series two. St Dominika Street and Stradun are also areas where key scenes took place.Families holidaying in Croatia should look out for hotels in Šibenik. Each year, there’s an International Children’s Festival with workshops, games and entertainment for kids. About 10km away, the National Park has lakes and waterfalls to tour, as well as a 1.4km zip line.To explore an off-the-beaten-path side of the island (perfect for couples’ holidays), hotels in Makarska are near some secluded beaches. You’re never far from seafood restaurants, which are perfectly complemented by stunning sunsets. Drive along the coast for about 25 minutes to find Brela’s isolated cove beach – if you’re lucky you might have it all to yourself.

We have over 4,000 hotel and apartment options throughout this exciting country for you to choose from. Be it cities or sand we’ve got you covered. We can also sort your flights and transfers out, and we also have a range of trips you can book before you travel on our attractions page.

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