Celebrities Flock to Croatia for Holidays

With a 1778km (1105m) mainland coastline, over 1,000 islands (47 of which are inhabited) and a mild Mediterranean climate, Croatia is one of Europe top seaside destinations. But it is more than just sea and sunshine. Overlooking the clear blue waters of the Adriatic, picture-perfect, historic walled cities such as Dubrovnik, Split and Trogir (all UNESCO World Heritage sites) add a cultural dimension. And dont forget the elegant Venetian-era settlements of Hvar Town and Korčula Town on the Dalmatian islands, the Vienna Secession style grand hotels of Opatija in Kvarner, and the golden Byzantine mosaics of Pores St Euphrasius Basilica in Istria. Add to this exquisite fresh seafood and you ,re really on holiday. 

hr

100042874

Celebrities Flock to Croatia for Holidays

Spend your next vacation in Croatia and discover why celebrities and commoners alike are flocking en masse to this increasingly sought-after holiday destination in South-eastern Europe. The most popular area in Croatia by far is the Adriatic coastline in the south of the country, and for good reason. This area has over one thousand pretty little islands with immaculate white sand beaches, aromatic pine trees and calm waters teeming with marine life. Holiday apartments are plentiful here and are a good accommodation choice for those that like to be close to the beach for sunbathing, swimming, snorkeling or sailing. The famous walled city of Dubrovnik is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and a must-see sight in this area for its cobblestone streets, iconic statues and profusion of churches, monasteries, shops and restaurants. Further inland, vast networks of caves and vibrant hued lakes cover the southern regions of the country. The hilly northern regions are ideal for growing the grapes that are used to make Croatia’s famed rich and flavorful wines. Take advantage of the numerous holiday accommodation options in various locations around the country and see why Croatia is such a popular vacation destination.

 

Home Europe North America Caribbean South America Asia Middle East Africa Advertiser