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LUXURY CROATIA HOLIDAYS WITH KUONI

Watch nectar coloured light soaking medieval alleys in historic cities that breathe out evocative Venetian architecture; sigh at the glistening sea beckoning you to sail towards over 1000 tiny islands; bask on some of the best beaches in Europe and delight in delectably fresh seafood. Welcome to the charms of Croatia.

Meander through the walled city of Dubrovnik, baptized by Byron as the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic.’ Surrounded by indigo seas, and with a captivating enclosed car-free boulevard,
visit Sponza Palace, cable car it to Mount Srd and top up your tan on Banje Beach.

Pulsating with a vibrant heartbeat, the Dalmatian city of Split houses the Roman ruins of Diocletian’s Palace and the Cathedral of St. Dominus. After a heavy dose of history, head to Bacvice Beach and the stylish bars of the Old Town.

Dubbed the St. Tropez of the Adriatic, on the sunny island of Hvar, stroll amongst lavender fields and vineyards, taste the famous pepper cakes, swim in warm cobalt waters around the Pakleni islets and dive to the underwater canyon.

A stunning replica of Venice’s St Mark’s campanile awaits in coastal fishing port Rovinj, sitting on its own Adriatic peninsula. Dive into magnificent waters to the wreck of Baron Gautsch and hop on a boat to the bewitching Red Island, watching the sun go down on Rovinj’s most gorgeous archipelago.

Capital city

Zagreb

Population

4,200,000

Time difference / local time

GMT + 1 hour

Language

Croatian

Currency

Kuna

Highlights

Dubrovnik
Previously referred to as the most perfectly preserved medieval city in the world, Dubrovnik has for centuries rivalled Venice as a major sea trading port. It has now been fully restored to its former glory and is an ultimate expression of all that is fine in medieval building. The huge walls, built between the 11th and 17th Centuries are still intact. Meander along the stone ramparts of the city for the best views, before venturing inside to experience many treasures. The churches, monasteries, palaces, wide marble-paved squares, steep cobble-stepped streets and houses have remained unchanged for centuries. But Dubrovnik is no museum. It is very much alive through the people whose homes line the narrow streets and sunlit squares enclosed by massive walls. The old town was completed in the 13th Century and remains virtually unchanged to the present day. Surrounded by tall ramparts there are only two entrances to the old town which lead to the Stradun, the city's promenade. One of the greatest pleasures for many visitors is to have a drink in one of the nearby cafés and watch the world go by.


Istria

The northern region of Istria is home to a stunning coastline, undiscovered towns, rolling landscapes and fine vineyards with pretty hilltop villages waiting to be explored.

Rovinj
Rovnij is a charming medieval coastal town, while Savudrijia is situated in the northernmost region looking across the bay towards Slovenia.

Hvar
The exclusive island of Hvar is being hailed the St Tropez of Croatia and has been voted one of the three most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean by Condé Nast Traveller magazine. Attracting a glamorous clientele to its glittering harbour front, this really is a place to be seen.

Passports and Visas

Visa not required for UK passport holders

Events and festivals

July-August: Dubrovnik Summer Festival – Against an enchanting backdrop, witness open-air performances with classical music, folk dancing and theatre.

August: Days of Diocletian, Split – Actors in togas, musicians and street vendors all celebrating the city’s links to the Roman Empire.

August: Grisia Art Fair, Rovinj – Galleries open their doors for an exceptional open-air art show.

August: Rovinj Festival – A three-day open-air party of live music and food culminating in a fireworks display.

Flying time to destination

2½-2¾ hours depending on the destination.

Climate / season

May to September is the best time to visit Croatia, when the weather is sublimely warm, as are the waters. August can be hot inland, although the coast has a particularly pleasant Mediterranean climate.

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Best time to visit

May to September is the best time to visit Croatia, when the weather is sublimely warm, as are the waters. August can be hot inland, although the coast has a particularly pleasant Mediterranean climate.

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