Hotels in Croatia

Sailing along its coast is one of the best ways to discover the beautiful coastline of this European country bathed by the Adriatic. Only about fifty of its more than 1,000 islands are inhabited. A natural paradise of forests and beaches.

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Monumental calm in the Adriatic

Dubrovnik is not the capital, but it is the most visited city in Croatia. The red roofs of this beautiful enclave are its most charismatic hallmark. Within its walls are Gothic and Renaissance buildings, towers, bastions, monasteries, palaces, churches and pedestrian streets where you can stroll at your leisure. Zagreb, the capital, or the old town of Split, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are other places you cannot miss in Croatia. Plitvice Lakes National Park is the country's most popular natural space. A forest reserve with 16 lakes linked by waterfalls along a limestone canyon. Among the thousand Croatian islands, Hvar stands out for its beauty, a refuge for poets and painters; Cres, famous for its great gastronomy; or Mljet, the perfect island if you are looking for nature and calm.