At the crossroads of Central Europe and Europe's Mediterranean region,Croatia has become one of the most attractive tourist destinations over the past years, at the same time preserving its magnificent authenticity.Discover over 1000 islands and islets, 70 of which are inhabited, scattered in the clear blue waters along the broad coastline of the Adriatic in a splendid display of wild nature. Beautiful calm beaches, inlets and tiny charming coastal villages are simply crying out to be explored. Nature lovers will be filled with delight as they launch on a discovery visit of the parks and reserves, brimming with intoxicating beauty and a multitude of wildlife, such as bears, chamois, wild cats, wolves and lynx. Prepare your bags and take off on an unforgettable journey into the heart and soul of Croatia!

Dubrovnik
A fortified city with medieval palaces; surrounded by one of the most beautiful ramparts of Europe. Classed on UNESCO's World Heritage list.

The historical city of Trogir
A display of cultural and architectural heritage envelopes this city, founded by the Greeks. The city-centre dates back to the Middle Ages and is filled with magnificent Venetian palaces in a Renaissance and Baroque style.

Plitvice National Park
16 lakes; one after the other linked by 92 waterfalls.

The Island of Pag
Arid countryside and white rocks lend a true moon-like atmosphere.