Europe Travel Guide – Croatia

Croatia is a picturesque country with more than 1000 islands. It is one of the best seaside tourist destinations in the world. There are lots of national parks and castles tourists can visit. Besides, there are also many museums and festivals which tourists can visit. The water in Croatia Sea is clear and clean. There are many restaurants serving delicious seafood cuisine and truffles. Zegreb is the capital of Croatia. The cuisine in Croatia reflects the Austria Hungary ties many centuries ago. Croatia has 7 sites that are listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. There are various activities you can carry out while at Croatia including sailing, scuba diving and etc.

The best time to visit Croatia is in between July and August. In these months, the average temperature is in between 20s to 30s. If you visit in between May to October, you will get to experience a lot of sunshine. During the winter, it can be very cold. The coast has milder winter season. The coast usually has a rainy weather during the winter season. If you plan to visit Croatia during the summer, you should wear lightweight clothing. During the winter, you should wear warm and heavy clothing.

Croatia has a lot of tourist attractions. While at Croatia, you can visit the Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments. Croatian Archaelogical Monuments can be found in Split. Tourists can visit the Mestrovic Gallery to view the Mestrovic sculptures. If you like bird watching, you can visit the Kopacki Rit Nature Park. Kopacki Rit Nature park has a large area of wetland. A large variety of birds will pass through the slovania’s Kopacki Rit Nature Park during the migration season.

Tourists can visit the Brijuni National Park. Brijuni National park features 14 different islands located on the western Istria coast. The largest island in Brijuni National Park is Veli Brijun. Veli Brijun has a golf course and safari park. You can visit the island of Cres to explore the Griffon Vultures settlement. If you enjoy cycling, you can rent bicycles and cycle around the city. Most people will visit the Mljet National park to carry out cycling activities. The Mljet National Park has a thick and dense forest. You can dive into the Blue Grotto if you want to explore the shipwrecks in the water of Vis Island. Vis Island is one of the most remote islands in Croatia.

Tourists can visit Dubrovnik to explore the medieval walled cities. You can route around the wall city to explore the 13th century walls. Dubrovnik is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage site. You can discover the Franciscan Monastery while in Dubrovnik. You can also visit the baroque churches in Dubrovnik. There are also other places you can visit while in Dubrovnik including Maritime Museum and Rector’s Palace. Windsurfers can visit Golden Cape to carry out windsurfing activities. Hikers can visit thee mountain range in between Senj and Starigrad Paklenica to carry out hiking activities. There are two national parks located in the mountain range between Senj and Starigrad.<