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Perfect Two Week Croatian Holiday

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Whether your touring plans are to rent a car or travel by bus, exploring Croatia from top to bottom is a must! There is so much to do and see in this diverse country. From bustling cities to charming towns, with idyllic beaches and breathtaking nature, Croatia truly has it all. Join us as we explore this incredible country by taking a fabulous two week Croatian holiday down the coast!

Popular itinerary in Croatia:

Zagreb

Start your trip in the north in Zagreb, Croatia’s capital! Explore the modern Donji Grad (Lower Town) and the historic Gornji Grad (Upper Town) to gain a deeper understanding of Zagreb’s past and present. Zagreb is home to quirky museums like the Museum of Broken Relationships as well as buildings and churches dating as far back as the 12C!

Holy Mary pillar and Zagreb Cathedral in Zagreb, Croatia
Zagreb church – St Mark

Plitvicka Jezera

Spend at least two days exploring Croatia’s most popular attraction, Plitvicka Jezera. This national park is breath-taking! Make sure to get there early in the morning to beat the crowds. The park is home to sixteen lakes, which are connected by a series of waterfalls and surrounded by lush green verdure. Don’t worry about the time of year you’re visiting – the park is open all year long.

PLITVICE, CROATIA – JULY 29: Tourist enjoy sightseeing the lakes and wonderful landscapes at the Plitvice natural Park in Croatia during the summer holidays, on July 29th, 2016 in Plitvice, Croatia
Majestic view on waterfall with turquoise water in the Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia. Europe. One of the oldest and largest national parks in Croatia. UNESCO World Heritage

Krk

For your next stop on your Croatian holiday, take a beach break on Croatia’s largest island! With gorgeous nature, authentic local culture, towns dating back over 1,000 years, and pristine beaches, Krk promises a good time to all visitors. Make sure to explore several of its charming towns!

City of Omisalj on island of Krk, Croatia
Island town of Krk evening waterfront view, Kvarner region of Croatia

Zadar

Next on your Croatian holiday, head to the amazing city of Zadar. Home to Roman ruins, cobbled streets, and a wealth of culture and history, Zadar also boasts trendy cafes and modern hubs. Make sure to visit Zadar’s unbelievable Sea Organ sculpture, which looks like wide steps going down to the sea and uses the water to make lovely calming sounds.

Sea organ (Morske Orgulje), Zadar, Croatia
Zadar at sunset, Croatia

Sibenik

A great place for setting out to explore Krka National Park, is Sibenik. Croatia’s oldest coastal city is a must see in its own right. Stroll along the winding cobbled streets, and you might recognize it from HBO’s “Game of Thrones!” Explore ancient fortresses, enjoy breathtaking sea views, and experience a more off-the-beaten-track Croatian destination that won’t be overrun by tourists.

Beautiful Skradinski Buk Waterfall In Krka National Park, Dalmatia, Croatia, Europe. The magical waterfalls of Krka National Park, Split. An incredible place to visit near Split, Croatia.
Krka river national park panoramic view with Visovac monastery, Dalmatia, Croatia

Split

A city known for its perfect mix of ancient and modern, Split is a great place to experience Dalmatian culture. Split’s most famous attraction is Diocletian’s Palace, which visitors can freely explore. At night, the columns are lit up and actors dressed as Romans put on fantastic performances! Make sure to visit the nearby islands such as Hvar, which is just a short ferry ride away.

Panoramic view of Saint Domnius Cathedral in Diocletian Palace in Old Town of Split, the second largest city of Croatia in the morning

Dubrovnik

For your final stop on your Croatian holiday, pay a visit to “Game of Thrones” King’s Landing! Dubrovnik is the setting of this famous fictional city. Visitors can even take  Game of Thrones tour of the city! A trip to Dubrovnik is like a trip back in time, as you explore ancient streets set against the backdrop of the blue sea. Dubrovnik is the perfect place to finish your Croatian holiday and say goodbye to this unbelievable country.

The Royal Booth, Dubrovnik, Croatia

What is the best European trip you have taken? ? Let us know in the comments below!

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