CROATIA'S largest island is often overlooked as a holiday destination in favour of ones like Hvar, despite being just as beautiful. Located in the northern Adriatic Sea, Krk is Croatia's largest ...

Croatia's coastline is ideal for exploring by boat — smaller vessels can more easily access the Dalmatian islands' many hidden coves. Island-hopping is a charming way to discover Croatia ...

Whether you're looking for non-stop parties or breathtaking national parks, Croatia's islands offer something for every type of traveller. Here are some of the best spots. Hvar is the sunniest ...

Croatia's coastline is ideal for exploring by boat - smaller vessels can more easily access the Dalmatian islands' many hidden coves. Photograph by Getty Images, Patstock ...

Those who dream of island hopping in Croatia often find it daunting when they learn there are more than 1,200 of them in the archipelago. Admittedly, only 47 of them are inhabited, but even that ...

But, besides popular tourist centers like Split, Zadar or Dubrovnik, there is much more Croatia can offer to adventurers. There are more than thousands picturesque islands, hidden from the eyes of ...

Croatia’s coast is pure, nearly all 2,000 kilometres and 1,200 islands of it, and is open to all. Verdant islands, bare karst-rock islands, tiny dots of islands with nothing on them but a ...

When planning a trip to Croatia, you may have heard of its more popular islands like Hvar and Brač (a tiny town off the coast with sleepy village vibes), but there are over 700 island paradises ...

Croatia’s second largest city is a quintessential mediterranean city which ... is widely recognised as the birthplace of World Explorer Marco Polo and signs of this are dotted all over the island with ...

The more so if you visit nearly secret islands. And even more so if you find unusually comfortable places to stay when you get there. Mainland Dubrovnik may be Croatia’s gift to package trippers ...