TOP PLACES TO VISIT

Dubrovnik Old Town

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Dubrovnik’s Old Town is a stunning blend of medieval charm and coastal elegance. Walk along the iconic city walls, explore centuries-old churches and palaces, and wander marble-paved alleys filled with cafes and artisan shops. It’s a must-see for history lovers and Game of Thrones fans alike.

Plitvice Lakes National Park

Croatia’s most famous natural wonder, Plitvice Lakes boasts a breathtaking series of turquoise lakes and cascading waterfalls, linked by wooden footbridges and hiking trails. Whether you visit in spring bloom or autumn colors, the park offers an unforgettable immersion in nature.

Hvar Town

Set on a sun-drenched island in the Adriatic, Hvar Town is known for its Venetian architecture, lively nightlife, and picturesque harbor. Stroll through the palm-lined promenade, hike up to the hilltop fortress for panoramic views, or enjoy a day trip to the nearby Pakleni Islands.

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TOP ACTIVITIES

Sailing the Dalmatian Coast

Hop aboard a private yacht or join a small-group sailing trip to explore Croatia’s spectacular coastline. Visit hidden coves, swim in crystal-clear waters, and discover charming islands like Vis, Korčula, and Brač—each with its own unique vibe and history.

Wine Tasting in Istria

Often referred to as “the Tuscany of Croatia,” Istria is a lush region known for its rolling vineyards and boutique wineries. Enjoy a guided tasting of award-winning Malvazija and Teran wines, paired with local cheeses, olive oils, and truffle delicacies.

Sea Kayaking Around Dubrovnik

Get a fresh perspective on Dubrovnik with a guided sea kayaking tour. Paddle beneath the city walls, explore hidden caves, and swim in secluded spots while soaking in the Adriatic’s natural beauty and warm Mediterranean sun.

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RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS

360 Dubrovnik – Dubrovnik

This Michelin-starred restaurant is set within the city walls, offering fine dining with a view. Chef Marijo Curić’s seasonal tasting menus highlight Croatian flavors with modern flair, perfectly paired with an extensive wine list and panoramic vistas of the harbor.

Konoba Batelina – Banjole (Istria)

A family-run seafood tavern beloved by locals and chefs alike, Batelina is known for its creative use of the entire catch. Expect ultra-fresh dishes like marinated sardines, octopus carpaccio, and grilled scorpionfish—all served in a relaxed, rustic atmosphere.

Dalmatino – Hvar Town

Set just off the bustling Hvar promenade, Dalmatino is a warm and welcoming spot blending traditional Dalmatian fare with contemporary touches. Try the truffle pasta, slow-cooked veal, or the catch of the day, and don’t miss their homemade desserts.