Croatia - Backpacker-Footsteps

Dubrovnik

A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, Dubrovnik is one of the most famous destinations in Croatia. This destination is surrounded by the wonder of the Adriatic Sea, the beauty of marble streets with significant heritages that defies Dubrovnik’s wealthy history.

Hvar

Hvar is an ideal destination for family, couples and friend’s getaway. This destination in Croatia showcases the beauty of nature, ancient heritages and structures. The busiest place Hvar is the Hvar Town, which is the center of parties, resorts, hotels and other exciting sites to wander.

Zadar

A small enthralling cape in Croatia, Zadar is a destination that showcases Roman remains, museums and medieval churches. Zadar is an interesting place to visit in Croatia, unlike other places, Zadar is a picturesque destination with less tourists. It also caters eye-catching structures and heritages.

Zagreb

Zagreb, which is the capital city of Croatia, is also the largest city in the country. The number of visitors in Zagreb has significantly risen over the years. This destination is perfect for strolling and wandering around its historic places. Museums and galleries that showcase the town’s culture and history are gradually invading Zagreb.

Rovinj

A famous fishing port in Croatia, Rovinj is a destination that has made drastic economic change. Rovinj’s significant structure is the Church of Euphemia with a 60 meters high tower. Hotels, resorts and restaurant businesses are growing vastly in this destination. Nomads can also enjoy wandering around stone-walled streets and patios of Rovinj.

Split

Split, which is the second largest city in the region of Dalmatia and in Croatia, is one of the oldest cities in the country. Split is bordered between its wealthy past and its growing present. This destination brags of the world’s most impressive Roman structure - the Diocletian’s Palace. Tourists can also enjoy sunbathing in front of the Adriatic or take a ferry ride to see the beauty of Split as a whole.

Plitvice National Park

Croatia’s largest national park and a UNESCO World Heritage, Plitvice Lakes National Park is a breathtaking wonder of nature. This destination is a perfect place to explore and enjoy different bodies of water like waterfalls, lakes and other water forms. The interlinked lakes are the most interesting feature of the national park.

Peljesac

Peljesac, which is the second largest peninsula in Croatia, is situated in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County. This destination is a small and interesting cape in Croatia. Although surrounded by water, Peljesac also boasts its mountains and valleys that complement the surrounding body of water. Beaches and resorts are also one of the main attractions in this destination.

Makarska Rivijera

Situated at the coast of the Adriatic Sea, Makarska Rivijera is one of the well-liked destinations in Croatia. Its sun-drenched climate and inviting beaches make tourists visit Makarska Rivijera more often. This destination also showcases relaxing forestry and various land forms like cliffs and ridges.

Istria

Istria, which is the largest cape in the Adriatic Sea, is circled by Croatia, Italy
and Slovenia. Istria’s coastline is most famous during summer time, the sun setting and the rock-strewn beaches is the main attraction. Hilltop villages, farmhouses and restaurants are some of the busiest portion of the peninsula. Mouth watery Croatian cuisine is a must in Istria as they cater fresh seafood dishes and other local dishes. A perfect getaway that showcases all aspects of a good travel, with its inviting beaches, delicious food and rich history, Istria is surely one of the best.