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With a rich history and a wealth of cultural attractions, Croatia is sure to be on any traveller’s list of top places to visit in Europe. Croatia offers a unique and memorable holiday experience thanks to its fascinating sights.

Some parts of Croatia offer warm summers and mild winters, thanks to the Mediterranean climate. The country is at its busiest during July and August, when temperatures are high. This is the best time to visit if you wish to explore the busy beaches. If you prefer a quieter holiday experience, then September is a much calmer season.

For some stunning views of the country, autumn is an ideal time to visit. During this season, Croatia’s national parks and woodland areas offer a mix of beautiful colours. The autumn and winter seasons are the best times to visit if you are looking for an affordable luxury hotel, as prices tend to be cheaper.

With its beautiful scenery and cultural attractions, Croatia is the perfect place for luxury holidays, so be sure to make the effort to visit.

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Discerning travellers have been holidaying in Croatia since early Roman times. But it’s only in more recent history that this Mediterranean treasure has been rediscovered. Balmy summer temperatures coupled with a country rich in heritage, culture, dramatic landscapes and crystal clear waters put Croatia at the top of many holiday wish lists. Croatia’s coastline boasts over 1,100 islands, infinitely more than is possible to visit during one trip.

Away from the coastline, world-class adventure-sports facilities attract intrepid thrill seekers, and nature lovers are drawn to Croatia’s national parks and forests. It’s this, coupled with the countries move to upgrade hotels, accommodation and restaurants that make it perfect for a luxury stay.

Dubrovnik Harbour | Dubrovnik City

Dubrovnik City

Dubrovnik Town has a wealth of cultural leanings that cannot fail to impress visitors. Popular culture aficionados will be delighted to explore the many locations used both in Game of Thrones and Star Wars: Episode VIII. While history buffs will be in their element in the Old Town. A UNESCO World Heritage site, there are many historic places of interest to enjoy in between...more

View of Split

Split

With the focus firmly on Dubrovnik, thanks to its starring status on the silver screen, Split is an often overlooked city. But in terms of culture, art and museums it rivals Dubrovnik as a luxury holiday destination – not least because of the lower visitor numbers. Exploring at your own pace, you’ll uncover a wealth of museums and Split’s crowning glory – the...more

Mlini coast | Mlini

Mlini

If you’re looking for a luxury Croatian holiday that expects nothing more of you than rest and relaxation, Mlini is for you. Once a fishing town, this quiet corner of Croatia is a place for measured strolling, local dining and inhaling the sweet-scented pine air from the mountain backdrop. Of course, the mountains are there for scaling, but enjoying their grandeur from the...more

Art Pavilion | Zagreb

Zagreb

Croatia’s landlocked capital may not benefit from the lure of the Adriatic coast, but its diverse art and history scene more than compensates. Add that to the city’s charming cobbled streets, cosy bars and world-class cuisine and you’ve got all the ingredients for a luxury, romantic break. Zagreb comprises three distinct areas: the Upper Town – home to the...more

Fishing boats | Rabac

Rabac

If your luxury Croatian holiday recipe includes mixing a little downtime in the sun with cultural attractions, Rabac has all the ingredients – and more. This former fishing village nestled in a sheltered cove is a laid back resort on Croatia’s eastern coastline. Popular with visitors, particularly in the summer months, it’s probably best to expect crowds. Don’t be...more

Overview | Novigrad

Novigrad

Finding a resort full of heritage, culture and gastronomic delicacies without the hassle of crowds may seem like a tall order, but Novigrad has the balance just right. Still a working traditional fishing village, the best of the daily catch appears in mouth-watering recipes created by talented local chefs. The charming old town has its roots firmly planted in Roman history...more

Sunset | Cavtat

Cavtat

Cavtat occupies an enviable location on the Dubrovnik Riviera. Much of your stay may centre around the tree-lined coastal promenade, where luxury yachts moor up, seemingly dwarfing the landscape beyond. Cavtat may be a small village, but it packs a discerning punch in its amenities and attractions. Upmarket restaurants nestle among Renaissance architecture, intriguing...more

Coastline | Rovinj

Rovinj

Rovinj’s scenic coastline brings to mind the pretty pastels of the Amalfi coast. This luxurious city has all the trappings of a cosmopolitan escape, with the added rustic charm of Rovinj’s working fishing port. Early risers winding their way to the harbour will be able to watch the daily catch hauled ashore before enjoying a leisurely stroll back through Rovinj’s cobbled...more