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Croatia is becoming a popular tourist destination because of it’s vibrant culture, beautiful scenery and historic architecture.

Krka National Park: Located in central Croatia, this national park is full of historical sites and natural scenery. You can spot wildlife, explore waterfalls, or take a boat ride around this scenic park.

Zagreb: This is the capital city of Croatia, located in the northwest part of the country. Zagreb is full of modern and historic attractions! Make sure to visit the open-air markets and enjoy Croatian culture.

Zlatni Rat Beach: Known as the Golden Horn or the Golden Cape, this beautiful beach is located in the town of Bol and is one of Europe’s top destinations. Depending on the season, you can enjoy activities like swimming and kayaking in the bright turquoise water.

From seafood to rich pastries, here are some must-try Croatian culinary delights!

Black Risotto: With squid, garlic and red wine as the main ingredients, this dish is rich and flavorful. The inky black color of the risotto make this a unique Croatian meal.

Fritule: These small fried pastries are flavored with lemon zest, nuts and raisins. It’s a traditional holiday dessert but is available all year round.

Truffles: Croatian truffles are very different than those found in Italy. Plentiful on the Istrian peninsula, these white truffles are world renowned!

Croatia is a great destination to visit all year round. Choose a season that best suits the activies and experiences you hope to enjoy!

March to May: The spring season is ideal for enjoying outdoor activities and panoramic views. The country is full of blooming trees and warm weather this time of year, so pack light and enjoy the countryside!

June to September: This is the summer and peak season in Croatia. The weather is perfect to explore beaches and enjoy the beautiful outdoors. The Open Air Music Festival and Croatian Summer Salsa are worth experiencing during this season!

October to February: These colder months are a great time to enjoy skiing and other winter activities. Christmas and New Year’s celebrations are found in every region of Croatia during the winter season. If you’re visiting in March, don’t miss Zagreb’s Festival of Lights, which is a highlight of the city!

A vacation in Croatia is a mix of unique experiences, here are a few things to bring along on your trip!

Beach Shoes: A visit to Croatia is not complete without afternoons on the beach. Keep a pair of beach or water shoes on hand to protect your feet from the rocky coastline.

Waterproof Travel Bag: A waterproof bag can keep your phone and other valuables dry while you enjoy scenic waterfalls and exciting water activities in Croatia.

Motion Sickness Bands/Tablets: Long trips on ferries and boats when visiting Croatia’s many islands may make you feel a little queasy. It’s a good idea to have motion sickness medication on hand so you don’t miss out anything!