Croatia Tours

1. Cap Kamenjak

In Istria, in the north of Croatia, you will find some of the most beautiful lagoon landscapes in Europe. Cap Kamenjak in Premantura is a dream beach with azure waters and excellent infrastructure. Here you can jump from rocks into the water and afterwards enjoy a drink in a beach bar.

2. Plitvice Lakes

Croatia's largest waterfall is just one attraction in this national park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cascading lakes nestled in lush greenery make this landscape an excellent destination for hikers and active holidaymakers.

3. Dubrovnik

The unique historic old town has earned Dubrovnik the title Pearl of the Adriatic. The city wall, which is a mile long and surrounds the city center, is up to six meters wide. The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the Sponza Palace, the Roland Column, and a 14th-century pharmacy are sights for the whole family. Around Dubrovnik, you will also find beautiful beaches for swimming.

4. Blue Grotto

On the island of Biševo, the Blue Grotto invites you to a day trip by boat. Sunlight falling at a special angle bathes this picturesque grotto in an incredibly intense royal blue.

5. Amphitheatre of Pula

The amphitheatre of Pula, which was built by the Romans in the year 177, seats about 23,000 people. This makes it one of the largest amphitheatres in the world. In the basement, there is a museum that informs about the Roman past of the city. The theatre itself is still used for concerts.

6. Hum

A city like out of a picture book is Hum, which fits into a football field. The main attraction of the town of 20 inhabitants is the Church of the Assumption of Mary with richly decorated marble altars. The cobblestone streets of Hum give an impression of how life used to be. Less