A thousand islands, one unique experience

Croatia boasts over 1 777 kilometres of coastline along the Adriatic Sea, with crystal-clear waters and picturesque beaches. Relax on the shore, try exciting water sports or simply soak in the stunning coastal views.

With over a thousand islands, each with its own character and charm, Croatia is a paradise for island hoppers. Some of the most popular islands include Hvar, known for its nightlife and vineyards, Krk, with its rich history and stunning landscapes and Rab, famous for its sandy beaches and medieval architecture.

Croatia's history dates back thousands of years, as is reflected in its many well-preserved historical sites. Ancient landmarks, such as the Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč, offer a glimpse into the country's past grandeur. Similarly, medieval fortresses like Dubrovnik's city walls showcase the strategic importance of its coastal cities.

However, Croatia is not just about antiquity - it's a living, breathing celebration of its rich cultural heritage. Experience the excitement of cultural festivities, such as the world-renowned Dubrovnik Summer Festival. Even the smaller villages and towns have their events, such as Fishermen Nights held throughout the coast.

As a visitor, you won’t just be observing, but you’ll become a part of a heritage that will leave a lasting mark on you. Welcome to Croatia, where history and culture come to life.

Experience the perfect blend of Mediterranean and Eastern European flavours in Croatian cuisine. Every dish is prepared with freshness in mind, using locally sourced ingredients that highlight the best of the season.

Seafood lovers will feel right at home on the coast, where black risotto, grilled fish and other sea-to-table dishes are prepared with care. Pair them with a glass of Croatian wine and you’ve got a dining experience to remember.

No meal would be complete without a drizzle of Croatia’s award-winning olive oil. Its smooth, layered flavour ties the whole dining experience together.