One of the reasons we rate Split so highly is how easy it is to leave the city for a day — without changing accommodation. Split is a great base. If you’re staying more than a night or two, adding at least one day trip gives your time in Split extra depth — especially if you …
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Croatia is one of the easiest and most rewarding countries in Europe to explore by car. Distances are short, roads are well maintained, and the journey itself is often as memorable as the destinations. A Croatia road trip allows you to combine historic coastal cities and national parks at a pace that suits you — …
The Istria Peninsula sits quietly in the north of Croatia, tucked between the Adriatic Sea and rolling inland countryside. It’s one of those regions that doesn’t shout for attention — but once you arrive, it gently draws you in. At times, Istria feels more Italian than Croatian. Venetian architecture, Roman ruins, espresso bars, olive groves, …
Zadar is one of the best bases in Croatia for day trips. Few cities give you such easy access to national parks, islands, and historic coastal towns — all within a short drive or boat ride. If you’re staying in Zadar for more than a couple of nights, adding a few day trips is an …
Split is one of the best cities in Croatia to explore on foot. Built around the remarkably well-preserved Diocletian’s Palace, Split combines Roman ruins, medieval streets, waterfront promenades, beaches, and viewpoints within easy walking distance. The best things to do in Split include wandering the old city, walking the Riva waterfront, visiting local markets, climbing …
Zadar is one of Croatia’s most rewarding — and often overlooked — destinations. As the oldest continuously inhabited city in the country, Zadar has been shaped by Roman, Venetian, and Byzantine rule, all layered into a compact, walkable old town on the Adriatic Sea. Despite its history and location, Zadar is frequently bypassed in favour …
Why Zagreb Deserves a Place on Your Croatia Itinerary When planning a trip to Croatia, the question often comes down to Split or Dubrovnik. Both are wonderful — and both are busy. But if you’re looking to understand Croatia beyond its coastline, the country’s capital, Zagreb, is well worth your time. We visited Zagreb during …
