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Croatia is a land of paradise and beauty filled with an unspoiled coastline of exotic beaches, islands, World Heritage structures, culinary delights, historical towns, pretty countryside, party hub, hiking, and biking trails, adventures, and splendid stretch of nature.

 

Croatia’s picturesque locations and comparatively low-cost touristic activities and accommodations make it a worth visiting sight for any traveler who is strict on a budget or wants to enjoy the luxuries it has to offer.

 

Croatia is a destination that would attract all sorts of travelers.

Transportation & Cuisines

Transportation

AIR

Croatia is accessible by air from many countries with Zagreb and Dubrovnik airports being the main ones and has better air connections with countries in Europe, internationally, and Indian airports too. Croatia Airlines is the national carrier of the country.

 

BUS

Croatia has a good network of bus routes within the country with good frequencies. There are even good connections to Croatia from neighboring countries. However, travelers who prefer a relaxing commute or luxury should opt for inter-city taxis or car services.

 

TRAIN

Croatia has a good rail network spread across the country except for Dubrovnik. To travel to Dubrovnik, you might need to take a bus/car from Split or opt for a flight. Croatia is also well connected with direct trains from nearby neighbouring countries.

 

ROAD

Roads are the best way to wander across Croatia and the most recommended one. One would enjoy driving across those mesmerizing landscapes that the country offers. Travelers need an international driver’s permit for driving across the country.

Cuisines

As the country is diverse culturally, geographically, and historically its cuisine is also influenced by other countries and there is no one special diet but a wide range of cuisines developed which can be framed as Croatian Dishes nowadays.

 

Continental cuisine of Croatia mostly comprises of meat dishes and veggies served in spicy sauces that have been highly influenced by Austrian and Hungarian dishes.

 

Coastal cuisine of Croatia is mostly about seafood, domestic olive oil, and veggies which are tossed with Mediterranean herbs, rosemary, and basil giving it an unforgettable taste as these condiments make Croatian food different from the rest. Dalmatian cuisine is extremely delicious and even healthy.

 

Coastal cuisine here has its uniqueness as per its geographic location despite being influenced by other Mediterranean countries.

 

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Currency

Croatian Kuna (1 USD = 6.46 HRK) (1 HRK = 11.35 INR)

Denominations

Coin Denominations – lipa 1, 2, 10, 20 & 50, kn1, kn2 and kn5 Bank Note Denominations – kn5, kn10, kn20, kn50, kn100, kn200 & kn500

Time Zone

3.5 Hours behind of Indian Standard Time (IST)

Tap Water

Safe in Croatia

Languages Spoken

Croatian (However English is widely spoken)

Electricity Voltage

230V

Tipping

Tipping isn’t mandatory, but if you wish to give a small token of appreciation is welcomed.

Visa

Croatian Visa is required for Indian Citizens. If you are clubbing Schengen countries with Croatia and spending more days in Schengen countries then one can enter Croatia on Schengen Visa.

Travel Insurance

Is a must when travelling to Croatia

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Tour Plan

1

City Break

Ljubljana (3N) + Zagreb (3N)

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2

Slovenia + Croatia

Ljubljana (3N) + Zagreb (2N) + Plitvice (1N) + Split (2N) + Hvar (1N) + Dubrovnik (3N)

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3

Croatian Wonder With Montenegro

Zagreb (2N) + Plitvice (1N) + Split (3N) + Hvar (2N) + Dubrovnik (3N)

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Best Time To Visit

June to August – This is ideally the perfect season for your travel plans to Croatia as the weather is warm and pleasant though it can get sunny in the afternoon. It’s usually the peak season in Croatia so expect a good number of tourists as they rush to explore the beaches and islands for a good tan.

 

May & September – It’s usually the shoulder season of Croatia as the weather is good and travelers can enjoy lower prices on accommodations and minimal crowds. The weather is still warmer and pleasant wherein tourists can enjoy beaches and island hopping, etc. Though towards the end of September beaches become inhospitable as the hotels, restaurants, and bars shut themselves for the upcoming winter.

 

October to April – It’s a winter and a low season in Croatia as the temperature gets cold and works as a luxury vacation for travelers since the costs for hotels can go lower. One can enjoy winter and snow feel through Ski Resorts, Christmas markets, and winter festivals.

Cities

 

Zagreb is known as a city of museums and it’s the Capital of Croatia. This city holds its charm with distinguishing architecture showcasing its history, representing culture and art. Medieval towers, happening nightlife, open-air markets, plenty of museums, 19th-century palaces giving this city its uniqueness.

 

Zagreb city is divided into 3 parts – Upper Town which houses most of the historically, politically, and culturally significant buildings, Lower Town famous for its cafes, restaurants, and theatres while New Zagreb is more of an industrial estate.

 

Zagreb perfectly serves as a city break for travelers who wish to explore other parts of the country and the best way to commute is through trams and buses within the city.

 

Esplanade Zagreb remains the top choice for historic luxury bringing old-world charm throughout. Hotel Sheraton lies in the city centre with walking distance to major attractions and is 2nd best hotel in Zagreb with spacious and contemporary rooms and suites.

 

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Blessed with rugged mountains and a beautiful coastline, Croatia is also home to some of the most magnificent and breath-taking waterfalls one would ever see. It’s one of the most visited natural wonders with 16 emerald blue lakes joined by waterfalls representing a magnificent natural phenomenon.

 

There’s a network of wooden bridges and footpaths which steal your attention making it attractive for nature lovers and visitors allowing them access to various waterfalls and rocky lakeshores. There are several hotels on the edge of the park which are worth exploring and most recommended as one would fall in love with nature and its surroundings. The best ones being Ethno garden and Ethno houses which offer jaw-dropping views and serenity.

 

Split is the 2nd biggest city after Zagreb and is a thriving and vibrant tourist spot that blends modern and ancient charm on the Dalmatian Coast. This city became famous after being one of the “Game of Thrones” sets.

 

It’s famous for its remaining Roman monuments as well as its waterfront promenade. A big chunk of the city lies within the walls of the Roman palace but Split has a lot to offer other than its history with its dramatic setups of oceans, mountains, and promenades.

 

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Hvar Island is a famed island for its thriving nightlife, untouched nature, unspoiled beaches, aromatic lavender fields, olives, and wines thereby depicting the perfect Mediterranean vibe. It is often known as a posh party town because of its luxurious parties and is popular for its mild climate.

 

Hvar’s old town square is usually crowded for clicking instagramable pictures and tourists can explore old traditional villages to understand the life of locals and also visit one of the many vineyards that Hvar offers thereby trying some greatest wines produced in Croatia.

 

Zadar is an artistic and biggest metropolis city in northern Dalmatia and excellently recognized for its 2 installations – The Sea Organ and The Sun Salutation.

 

Zadar boasts a colour palette with its white pedestrian-only marble streets of the old town perfect for a stroll, lush green pine, and olive groves, aquamarine waters, and red thatched roofs making it an extraordinary place to visit and loved by its visitors.

 

The world’s smallest cathedral – The Church of the Holy Cross lies in Nin which can be easily traveled to from Zadar.

 

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There are no ideal words to describe this fascinating place which is often referred to as “The Pearl of the Adriatic” which has captivated the Kings and the artists for its gleaming medieval architecture.

 

It’s a spectacular seafront location with its historic old town surrounded by huge city walls. These stone walls protect the city’s treasure and the old town of Dubrovnik resides within.

 

Dubrovnik lies in the extreme south of Croatia – this rich city is always famous and among the bucket list of travelers. However, it has gained popularity after being the filming location of the famous “Game of Thrones”.

 

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