Discovering Croatia

The Wonders of the Coast from North to South

Unmissable beaches: from Zadar to Dubrovnik

The Croatian coastline stretches over 6,000 kilometres, offering breathtaking beaches and coves. Zadar, with its famous sea organ, is the ideal starting point for exploring the coastline during your holiday in Croatia. Further south, Split captivates with its blend of crystal-clear sea and Roman history. And then there is Dubrovnik, the ‘pearl of the Adriatic’, a fortified city that looks like something out of a painting.

Best beaches near Zadar

1. Kolovare Beach: perfect for families, with calm waters and fine sand.
2. Sakarun Beach: located on the island of Dugi Otok, it offers crystal-clear waters and a peaceful atmosphere.
3. Queen’s Beach: famous for its therapeutic mud baths and views of Mount Velebit.

Best beaches near Spalato

1. Bačevice Beach: an urban beach ideal for relaxing and practising picigin, a traditional sport.
2. Kasjuni Beach: located close to Marjan Park, it is perfect for those seeking a mix of nature and relaxation.
3. Zlatni Rat: although a little distant, this famous beach on the island of Brac is a real must.

Best beaches near Dubrovnik

1. Banje Beach: A stone's throw from the historic centre, with a spectacular view of the city walls.
2. Pasjača Beach: A beach hidden among the cliffs, ideal for those seeking tranquillity.
3. Sveti Jakov Beach: A quiet place with a unique view of the old town of Dubrovnik.

Croatian islands: a paradise in the heart of the Adriatic

With over 1,000 islands, Croatia offers a variety of dream landscapes. Hvar is famous for the lavender fields and lively nightlife, while the island of Brac is famous for the Zlatni Rat beach, a true natural jewel. For those seeking tranquillity, the islands of Kornati and Mljet are perfect for immersing yourself in unspoilt nature.

Croatia's most beautiful hidden beaches

Croatia boasts beautiful beaches hidden along its coastline. Small bays that can only be reached on foot or by boat offer an exclusive and peaceful experience. Among them, Stiniva Beach on Vis and Pasjača Bay near Dubrovnik are true gems to be discovered.

The charm of the Croatian hinterland

Zagreb: the capital city rich in history and culture

Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is a lively city full of charm. The main square, Trg bana Jelačića, is the heart of the city, while the Gradec district offers medieval sights and the famous Dolac market.

Plitvice Lakes: a jewel of nature

The Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is one of the country's most spectacular attractions. Sixteen lakes connected by waterfalls create a unique landscape that changes colour depending on the sunlight, offering an unforgettable spectacle.

Medieval villages and rural traditions

The Croatian hinterland is dotted with charming medieval villages such as Motovun and Grožnjan, where time seems to stand still. Here, tradition is still alive, from the production of fine wines to the processing of olive oil.

Culture and traditions: a plunge into the heart of Croatia

Croatian cuisine: flavours from sea and land

Croatian gastronomy is a journey into authentic flavours. On the coast, Mediterranean cuisine dominates, with dishes such as squid ink risotto and freshly grilled fish. Inland, you can enjoy rustic dishes such as peka, a speciality cooked under an iron bell.

Folk festivals and UNESCO intangible heritages

Croatian traditions come alive during the numerous folk festivals. The St Blaise festival in Dubrovnik and the sword dance in Korčula are examples of how local folklore is still vibrant and engaging.

Authentic handicrafts and souvenirs

In Croatia, handicrafts are an integral part of the culture. From ties, invented right here, to handmade ceramics and lace, it is impossible not to take home a piece of this tradition.

Why choose glamping in Croatia

For those who wish to have a unique experience in contact with nature without sacrificing comfort, glamping is the ideal solution. Glamping offers luxurious and sustainable accommodation, perfect for families and couples seeking relaxation and adventure. With crystal clear sea and rich culture on your doorstep, glamping is the best way to discover the country in an authentic and unforgettable way.