One of the benefits of visiting Croatia is that there is always something new to discover. When going back and forth in the country, local people will be mostly here for you and you can always expect to learn something new from them. Overall, Croatia is like a very good friend that you visit once a year. But, when the time of meeting comes, a friend will engage you with fascinating stories and reveal some secrets that were rarely uncovered before. So, we wish to tell you a few things about the best friend from Balkans and why are people so allured to its character and charisma.
1. Friendly people
While making your way through Croatia, you will probably stop here and there to ask for directions. Most of the locals are well-behaved and will be happy to help. Also, if you wish to initiate a conversation about certain topics from pop culture, your conversations with them will be more than decent because Croats have a great knowledge about current affairs in the world and popular trends. So, our recommendation is to take a sit in some café with your new acquaintances and to initiate a dialogue with topics you like.
2. Luxury vacation
Croatia can be a superb country to escape on the luxury vacation. Opportunities are almost endless and there are numerous ways to spend your time in a elegant, classy way. For example, you can rent a yacht and start your traveling between bigger islands and small islets. Wherever you want to go, vast sea corridors will be opened and you can just relax on the deck while your ship is slowly cruising on the Adriatic Sea. If you like to spend your vacation time on the land, we recommend to find some prestige, little boutique hotels and take pleasure at available amenities. When the night comes, drink good and eat good in some of the finest fine dining restaurants in the country. And there are really a lot of them. If you are looking for a local designer creations that will make a splendid Croatian souvenir, we will connect you with some designers that will design a special clothes based on your wishes and ideas. Because, there is no better souvenir than a fond memory of Croatian vacation.
3. Crystal clear Adriatic Sea
People who came in Croatia said the country has one of the bluest seawaters that they have ever seen in life. It is true. While swimming and snorkeling, you will probably be able to see the seafloor beneath you. In some southern areas, the clarity of water reaches 56 meters. If you want to actively spend a vacation in Croatia and indulge in water sports, we highly recommend you to check this itinerary about Croatia on land and sea.
4. Stunning and untouched nature
This paragraph doesn’t need a special explanation. When you see the pictures of Croatian national parks and parks of nature, you will see that Croats are living in green heaven. Croatian people are very protective of their nature and natural habitats.. Be respectful of nature and the natural resources will be even more sublime when you come back. Croatia can be very suitable for those who consider themselves adrenaline lovers, this exciting tour will make your heart beat fast.
5. Delicious food and drinks
Every region in Croatia has some gastronomy specialties that can amaze you and most importantly, make you full. Wherever you go, your hosts will present you their cuisine delicatessens and list you their dishes for the main course and dessert. Although Croatian food has certain influences from Italy, Austria, Hungary and Turkey, it has to be noted that food from this country is unique enough to enter the international gastronomy scene. When your food comes, always consider taking some of the fine wines from Hvar/Istria/Dubrovnik region. To try the best tastes in different regions, we recommend you to choose this delicious tour that will present you the best out of Croatian culinary.
6. Numerous party destinations
You certainly like a good party. In Croatia, locals surely know how to have fun and they are very good in party organization. If you want to know what we are talking about, visit Novalja in Pag or the island of Hvar. Of course, people from the land also know how to throw a good party. So, if you are in Zagreb or Osijek, check the nightclub scene and see how the people from north are vibrating with joy.
7. Old towns
Far away in Croatian history, many little towns were born. Today, they proudly stand on their spots and are calling tourists to see their historic buildings and sites. Sometimes, all you need is a small town with narrow, crooked streets and rustically furnished facades of old buildings to make you feel blessed and with ease. There are so many villages and towns are barely known among tourists. So, if you are visiting, for example, Slavonia, you will be more or less on your own. To see smaller, secluded towns and settlements, we recommend you to take a turn off the beaten path and see Croatia from a different perspective.
8. Spectacular beaches
When you come to the seaside, one of the first things you wish to do is taking a bath. In Croatia, the beaches will leave an everlasting impression on you. They are so sublime that people spend numerous hours on them without even entering the water. Sunbathing and swimming is a very popular activity among tourists in Croatia, so there will be huge crowds of people. But, if your curiosity is strong enough, you will go off the beaten path and find some secluded places. We very much recommend you to search beaches like that on Hvar and Elaphiti islands.
9. Interesting traditions
Reminders of the past are often very strong and many countries are cherishing old customs in a profound, wholesome way. So, when the time comes, locals put on their traditional festive attire and organize a ceremony in front of proud locals and interested tourists. The times in Croatian history were harsh. But, Croats wanted to take the best from their history and made thrilling events that celebrate country’s culture and traditions. One of those ceremonies is Feast of St. Blaise in Dubrovnik on February 3rd or the Alka of Sinj in August. Also, don’t forget to see the famous carnival of Rijeka that is held between the late January and early March. All this and even more is enriched by traditional music and dances that are performed in every region.
