1. Plitvice Lakes National Park

The Plitvice Lakes are a group of 16 interconnected terraced lakes. One of the most stunning natural wonders in Europe with striking colours and impressive waterfalls.

2. Split

Split is the second largest city in Croatia set on a peninsula protruding out into the Adriatic sea. The city is great to wonder around and boasts some lovely beaches.

3. Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful seaside towns in the world. Walk along the walls that surround the old city for great views of the famous orange roof tiles and the Adriatic Sea.

4. Hvar

Hvar is a beautiful island blessed with beaches, Venetian villages, lavender fields, and vineyeards. Hvar has a vibrant nightlife and is very popular with backpackers, although is not as cheap as it used to be.

5. Istria Peninsula

Istria is a triangular peninsula near the border of Slovenia. Being formerly of part of the Venetian Empire the many towns and cities in the area have a richly diverse culture and history.

6. Krka National Park

Krka National Park is an area of stunning natural beauty offering some great walks. The pools and waterfalls at Skradinski Buk and Roski Slap are the most popular attractions.

7. Zagreb

The medieval capital of Croatia is home to many beautiful old buildings, churches and museums. The cobbled streets provide a real charm and the city also has a lively night scene.

8. Blue Cave

A sea cave on the Dalmatian coast filled with an unearthly blue glow. The effect is created by sunlight entering the cave through an underwater entrance and then reflecting off the white floor up through the water.

9. Korcula Island

Known as the mini Dubrovnik, Korluca is a narrow fortified island. The island has a Venetian architectural legacy and history.

10. Zadar

Zadar is yet another beautiful old, historic Croatian coastal city.