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On June 25th, 1991, Croatia (Hrvatska) declared
its independence from the Socialist Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia.
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Croatia Travel and Tourist Information with
links to official travel and tourism websites and state resources for
visitors to Croatia.
Around Croatia,
Croatia Accommodation, Croatian Culture,
Croatia Dining,
Croatia Holiday Rentals, Croatia
Rebuilding, Croatia Tourism,
Croatia Tours,
Croatia Travel Tips, Map of Croatia,
Sailing in Croatia, Zagreb.
Driving From
Dubrovnik, Driving From Rijeka,
Driving From Zagreb.
Countries neighbouring Croatia are:
Slovenia,
Hungary, Serbia and
Bosnia.
Weather in Europe:
Local weather forecasts for destinations around Europe.
Civil war broke out in the republic as ethnic Serbs, backed by the
federal Yugoslav People's Army (JNA), battled with the Croats for
territory.
As Croatia rebuilds her country, the tourists are
returning to the Adriatic Coast again. And what a beautiful coast it is
too.
The coast does get very crowded in high season and
the road is windy. To enjoy the coastline at it's best, try and plan a
drive down the rocky, Croatian coast before the peak season of July and
August.
If you're travelling around Croatia on a budget
there are plenty of private apartments and rooms along the coast that
are inexpensive, clean, good quality and a great way to meet the locals.
Now firmly back on the tourist map, Croatia offers
visitors the choice of some of Europe’s finest coastal and mountain
scenery as well as historic and vibrant cities such as Dubrovnik and
Zagreb.
Some of the places are even above restaurants; for
good value seafood and other traditional Croatian dishes.
Croatia
Naturally:
The Croatian Adriatic coast is one of the world's most friendliest
naturist destinations - with the first naturist beach opened on the
island of Rab, in 1934. Guide to naturist beaches and resorts in Croatia
with trip reports from visitors.
Croatia Tourism:
Find out more about the top tourist destinations in Croatia, from the
Croatia National Tourist Board.
Croatia
Traveller:
A complete guide to planning a holiday in Croatia including sightseeing,
transportation and accommodation - by Lonely Planet author, Jeanne
Oliver.
Beaches of Croatia
Croatia's main tourist attraction has always
been its beaches.
The Adriatic coast and islands are lined with
amazing beaches, abounding in natural harbours, with its countless bays,
ports and marinas.
Croatia Directory:
Mapping out Croatia since 1994.
Dalmatia
Enjoy the Croatian coast from Zadar to Dubrovnik.
Dubrovnik Tourist Board:
Dubrovnik, a world heritage site, is definitely worth a visit. Walk
around the walls of the old city and think of all the history that's
passed through her narrow streets.
Dubrovnik and Islands:
The city of Dubrovnik is situated in the very south of the Republic of
Croatia, surrounded by a group of islands known as the Elaphite
archipelago (Sipan, Lopud, Kolocep, Tajan, Olipa, Jakljan and Daksa).
Dubrovnik Area:
Suggestions of what to see around Dubrovnik. If you're in the area
around July 10th, you'll be treated to numerous street performances as
part of the Dubrovnik Summer festival.
Luxury
Croatia:
Presenting the finest selection of luxury and VIP services that Croatia
has to offer. Enjoy some of the finest accommodation in Croatia matched
by the highest level of service. Exclusive restaurants with best comfort
and cuisine, best yacht and air charter services, as well as exclusive
and luxury real estate offers.
Novalja - Island of Pag
Located on the island of Pag, Novalja is famous for
its wonderful beaches.
Ferries run from Prizna to the island of Pag, or you
can travel by land via the Pag bridge.
Buses link Novalja with Rijeka, Zagreb and Split.
Pag Accommodation.
Rab
A typical day on
The Island of Rab
starts with a healty breakfast before going to the beach and enjoying
the sun and sea; followed by a light lunch and a nice nap in the shade
of pine trees. Of course, some people prefer to bike, hike, and even
kayak around the island.
Rab Accommodation.
Split:
Many of Split's historical and cultural buildings can be found within
the walls of Diocletian's
Palace.
Zadar
Zadar has a nicer
sunset than California - so said Alfred Hitchcock in 1964.
Zadar
Airport is located 8km from the city of Zadar.
Zadar Accommodation.
Experience the past and the present of Zagreb by
passing through the streets of the Lower and Upper Town; by visiting the
famous arcades and sculptures of Mirogoj Park Cemetery; by entering
inside the Zagreb Cathedral; or by taking in the everyday lively
atmosphere of Dolac Market.
Fivestars Zagreb:
The unofficial up-market guide to the capital of Croatia.
Zagreb
Tourism:
Official website of the Zagreb Tourist Board.
Zagreb Tourist
Guide Association:
A leading provider of professional tourist guides in Zagreb since 1973.
An organised walking tour of Zagreb can take up to two hours.
Cheap Hotels and Hostels in Croatia.
Dalmation Coast Holidays:
Vacation rentals, lodging and holiday accommodation in Croatia.
Apartments, houses and villas to rent plus bed & breakfast and yacht
charters in Dalmatia, Istria and Kvarner.
Croatia Hotels
Cities in Croatia
Baska Voda,
Biograd na Moru,
Bol,
Cavtat,
Dubrovnik,
Hvar,
Makarska,
Mali Losinj,
Opatija,
Osijek,
Pag,
Plitvicka Jezera,
Pula,
Rab,
Rovinj,
Sibenik,
Split,
Trogir,
Tucepi,
Zadar,
Zagreb.
Restaurants in Croatia:
Listing of some restaurants in Croatia, with photographs, opening hours
and contact numbers.
Croatian Culture:
An historical and cultural overview by Darko Zubrinic.
Learn Croatian:
It's handy to get a few Croatian phrases under your belt before you
travel to Croatia.
Atlas Travel
Agency:
Full range of individual and group travel services, excursions and
sightseeing tours.
Elite Travel:
Offers a variety of cultural itineraries for visitors to Croatia.
Island Hopping:
(Inselhuepfen)
Konstanz (Germany) based Radurlaub ZeitReisen GmbH organise
multi-adventure sail and bike cruises in Croatia and Greece. The
multi-adventure cruise in South Dalmatia looks particularly interesting.
Discover the Adriatic with affordable sailing
trips from a growing number of departure points along the Croatian
Coast.
The Dalmatian coast, with its many unspoilt islands
and crystal clear waters, ranks high amongst the best cruising areas in
the world.
ABA
VELA Charter:
Renting bareboat sailing boats and charter yachts in Split since 1997.
Yacht Base:
Choose from some 1,500 boats with moorings at almost every marina in
Croatia and explore the Adriatic coastline at leisure.
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