Croatia as a holiday destination – On holiday to Croatia

That in Croatia there is wine and olive oil high-quality production may no longer be a secret, but did you know that there is much more to experience in Croatia than just wine.

Croatia is a country with a great cultural-historical past, extensive culinary culture with Red wine en White wine. In addition, the country also has a very diverse landscape and nature reserve. You don't often see that one relatively small country can offer so many different climates and landscapes.

The Croatian coast can be roughly divided into two parts. Dalmatia, southern coastal region with beautiful beaches, islands and a rich history. Istria, northern coastal region full of character and culture, a rich history and much more.

Are you planning to go on holiday to Croatia soon, but do you want to get information from the real experts first, then look at 'All about Croatia' to get a better picture of Croatia. Useful facts about Croatia can also be found on the website of World spotter Croatia.

Holidays to Croatian Islands

Croatia has many hundreds of islands, some are inhabited, some are uninhabited. Would you like to go on holiday to a Croatian island but you don't know which one? Below we have selected a number of special Croatian islands for you. Each island has its own charm and unique unique qualities.

The island of Pag

Pag is an island in the Adriatic Sea, located in the North Dalmatian archipelago, it is also the third largest island in Kvarner Bay. Pag is located between the Kvarner Canal and the Velebit Canal.

The island of Pag is located in the Zadar region and is an ideal island for gourmets because of its delicious roasted lamb, the special cheeses and of course delicious wines. The sheep and lambs on the island live in nature and enjoy all the good things the island has to offer, which is reflected in the taste of the meat and cheeses. More information about the island of Pag and its charms can be found in the travel guide for unique holidays on the island of Pag.

The island of Krk

The island of Krk is the largest of all islands in the Kvarner Bay in terms of area, the island is also called the golden island. There are several authentic fishing villages on Krk with typical Mediterranean atmospheres. The island has an abundance of cultural attractions, there are many historical monuments to admire from the Roman and Greek times. More information about Greek (wine) culture and its spread to the rest of Europe can be found at Greek Isles.

The island has a versatile landscape. The east of Krk is a white and rocky area, while the inland and west of Krk are beautifully green. Krk has many beautiful bays and coves with beautiful beaches and crystal clear water. If you want to know more about the golden island, check out the website with extensive information about the island of Krk. The historic character of the island together with the wonderful climate make Krk a top destination!

On holiday to the island Korcula

Korcula is an island in the south of the Adriatic Sea between the large towns of Split and Dubrovnik. The island is also known as the birth island of the famous explorer Marco Polo. At that time, the island belonged to the great power of Venice. Many residents of Korcula therefore bear the surname Polo. Next to Marco Polo is Korcula known for the special wine from Croatia like the Red wine Plavac Mali and the White wine Posip.

Korcula is perhaps the most beautiful island off the Dalmatian coast. The quiet beaches, clear blue sea and the vineyards and olive trees in the hilly hinterland make Korcula a great destination in Croatia, for example in combination with a city trip to Dubrovnik. The island Korcula is also often referred to as the undiscovered paradise of Europe. Are you interested in a holiday and all the sights that Korcula has to offer, check out the website of Korcula Experts.

Nature holiday in Croatia

In addition to a beautiful coastal region, Croatia has much more to offer, in the interior of Croatia there is much more greenery to see. There are beautiful hills, large lakes and special waterfalls. Croatia has several national parks. One of the best known is the park with the waterfalls, the Plitvice Lakes.

But there are also parks in which you can experience the authentic interior, including National Park Risnjak. The landscape consists of forests (silver fir, beech) and mountains. Various plants thrive in the park and are home to a variety of wildlife including lynx, brown leg, red deer, badger, hawks, eagle owls and many more. You can also experience this natural beauty up close in the holiday home Maroflin.

Besides the long Croatian coast, Croatia also has a lot to offer inland. The most famous are the Plitvice Lakes. In addition, there are also many large rivers in Croatia. One of the best known is the Danuberiver in the east of Slavonia† This area is also known for its famous wines such as Grasevina, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Blaufränkisch, Zweigelt and the famous Riesling.

Cycling holiday in Croatia

Do you have holiday plans and would you like to take your bicycles to Croatia and visit the various vineyards while cycling and have you tried to find information about cycling in Croatia on the internet, then you will have noticed that it is difficult to find concrete information and find cycling routes.

This does not mean that cycling in Croatia is not popular, it is not less true, more and more people who come to Croatia are discovering the charm of a cycling holiday. You can cycle in Croatia on your own initiative, but there are also various organizations that can help you with this. On the websites of Europe Cyclist en Global Cyclist you can find extensive information about a cycling holiday in Croatia.

Croatian cuisine

There is no doubt that Croatian cuisine is one of the most varied and delicious in Europe. Croatian cuisine is rich and varied, with many unique dishes influenced by neighboring countries Italy, Greece, Hungary, and Bosnia. Some of the most popular traditional dishes are stuffed peppers, pork schnitzel, and beef goulash. Another common ingredient in Croatian cuisine is cheese, called sircek or srijeko, with which you can make a delicious cheese spread for bread or crackers. On the coast of Croatia, Dalmatia en Istria there are often fish dishes.

If you're looking for something sweet to round off your meal in a Croatian restaurant, try one of their pastries like strukli or krostule – they're totally worth it! Croatian cuisine, culture and wine are intertwined. A good glass of red or White wine should not be missed.

Whether you're visiting Croatia on holiday or just curious about the culinary culture of this fascinating country, you should definitely try some of their delicious eten taste† You will not be disappointed.

Life in Croatia

Today, Croatia is becoming more and more popular with many Europeans and beyond. Some of them actually decide to move to Croatia and work there. To give you an impression of the living and working climate in Croatia, a Croatian car manufacturer of electric sports cars Rimac Automobili made a video about it.