15 Places to Visit in Croatia, Tourist Places & Top Attractions

Tourist Places to Visit in Croatia

Diocletian's Palace, Saint Domnius Cathedral, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Mestrovic Gallery, Riva, Old Town Walls, LokrumStradunRector's PalaceLovrijenacRevelin Fortress, Tvrdava Minceta, and many more.

Oozing out a fascinating amalgamation of erstwhile and modern aura, the alluring places to visit in Croatia propel much attention and love. The historic cities of the country are home to a myriad of world-famous attractions that range from ancient architectural marvels and intriguing museums to magnificent defense fortifications and flamboyant promenades.

The modernized places in Croatia like Split, Zagreb, and Zadar retain their old world charm and astound tourists with their stunning Roman ruins, medieval buildings, and swanky modern day restaurants and jazzy bars. Cities like Pula, Rijeka, and Osijek offer a peaceful environment and laid-back atmosphere with more of the magnificent cathedrals, palaces, and beaches.

The classic tourist attractions in Croatia like Diocletian's Palace, the Old City of Dubrovnik, and Lovrijenac offer an insight of the past stories of glory, destruction, and rivalry. Places like Plitvice Lakes National, Ban Josip Jelacic Square, and Stradun introduce you to the modern charm and contemporary crowd of the country.

Here are some of the best places to visit in Croatia:

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01

Split

Nestled on a peninsula off the coast of Dalmatia, Split is the second largest city of Croatia. Also known fondly as the “Mediterranean Flower”, it is considered to be the largest town of Dalmatia. Offering a small town aura, this flamboyant city attracts tourists with its unique blend of history and modernity. The beauty of Split lies in its fascinating amalgamation of magnificent mountains, dramatic ocean, flamboyant suburbs, and stunning Roman ruins.

The turquoise sea water makes for a dramatic contrast with the orange-roofed houses, adding a magical charm to the city. Abundant sunshine, marble walkways, and brilliant Gothic and Renaissance architecture make the city all the more alluring. The city of Split is packed with a plethora of famous tourist attractions, in the form of churches, temples, monuments, and arcades. Some of the striking landmarks that the city boasts to its tourists, include the bustling Peristil Square, the Egyptian sphinx monuments, Jupiter’s Temple, and St. Duje’s Cathedral.

On your visit to Split, you can engage in a myriad of enjoyable activities. You can spend time strolling along the sea promenade, island-hopping, relishing flavorsome Dalmatian cuisine, hiking the picturesque Marjan Hill, swimming at Bacvice, and shopping at Green Market. The Mediterranean city of Split enjoys a mild climate all through the year. The best time to visit Split is during the months of May, June, September, and October, when the days are sunny and salubrious.

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Zagreb

The flamboyant metropolis of Zagreb happens to be the capital and largest city of Croatia. Lying in the northwestern part of the country, this city came into existence in the 2nd century AD, when Hungarian King Ladislaus established its first diocese. At the present day, the cosmopolitan city of Zagreb makes for the centre of the government, academics, and culture of Croatia. The entire city of Zagreb is categorized into three parts - the Lower Town, the Upper Town, and New Zagreb.

The Upper Town is the historical hub of the city, which will impress you with majestic palaces, medieval churches, and quaint cobblestone streets. The Lower Town is packed with modern theatres, lush parks, and swanky cafes and restaurants. With towering skyscrapers and elegant buildings, New Zagreb is the industrial and commercial hub of the city. Zagreb is home to some of the most famous places to visit in Croatia.

It has beautiful heritage sites, including Zagreb Cathedral and Treasury, Museum of Broken Relationships, Museum of Mimara, The Croatian National Theatre, The Croatian Museum of Naive Art, and The Art Pavilion and the Mestrovic Gallery. While you are in Zagreb, you can engage in a number of activities, including sightseeing tours and cultural walks. You can also unwind and relax in the peaceful, green surroundings of the Zagreb Botanical Garden and the Maksimir Park. Zagreb enjoys warm weather with periodic rains. The most ideal time for visiting Zagreb city is between the months of April and September.

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Dubrovnik is a historic city in Croatia closer to the Adriatic Sea. There are well preserved buildings on this city built in baroque and Gothic style. Many historic buildings and converted into historic museums now. This is a walled city and has many tourist resorts. This is also a sea port and has lesser population. This city has seen its development during 15th and 16th century. This is a city with scenic spots and landscapes. You can visit this city for its architectural beauty, splendid churches, monasteries, fountains, and museums. There are many places to visit and things to do in this old city.

There are beautiful valleys, towns, islands, peninsula, and other neighbouring towns that can be visited. You can take bus as a local transportation. You can also take ferry and boats rides and go sightseeing nearby places. In this city you can take many of the “Game of Thrones” walking tours. There are nearby islands where many movies have been filmed. You can visit beaches, take boating trips, attend local festivals, and enjoy tasting the local cuisine. This place also offers bars, lounges, and clubs for a swish nightlife. The locals are friendly. This city is safe, but you must follow the local customs to stay safe.

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Rovinj

Nestled on the Istrian peninsula of Croatia, in the Adriatic Sea, Rovinj is a calm and serene fishing village. Surrounded by natural splendors and flaunting rustic charm, Rovinj is a picturesque archipelago consisting of a total of 20 islands. The extraordinary beauty of Rovinj is defined aptly by its dramatic landscapes, beautiful historic sites, narrow cobblestone streets, calm coves, and photogenic beaches.  Impressive baroque buildings, lush parks, and majestic medieval city gates add to the quaint charm of the city of Rovinj.

Rovinj is home to many of the exotic tourist attractions in Croatia, starting from the 12th century town clock and the baroque church of St. Euphemia’s Basilica to the lively shopping street of Grisia and the exuberant Balbi Arch. Some of the scenic natural wonders of the city include the breathtaking Lim Fjord and the Punta Corrente Forest. Tourists visiting Rovinj can engage in a number of fun and thrilling activities.

Adventure enthusiasts can enjoy rock climbing, hiking, and cycling at the Zlatni Rt Forest Park. Shoppaholics can enjoy souvenir shopping at La Girisa and Carrera street. History buffs can take a heritage walk through the Old Town and marvel at the gothic and renaissance architectures. Rovinj enjoys cool winters and mild to warm summers. The best time to visit Rovinj city is during the summers, when you can swim in the seawaters, roam around the narrow alleys, and enjoy sightseeing in the warm weather and soft breeze.

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Zadar

Nestled on the northern Dalmatian Coast of Croatia and dating back to 3,000 years, the old beautiful city of Zadar flaunts a stunning coastline and a rich history. Featuring a subtle atmosphere and a calm and quiet environment, the city of Zadar retains its old world charm. Though it has seen a rise in tourism over the past few years, the city still remains one of the less explored places in Croatia, which has helped conserve its rustic virgin beauty.

Packed with a myriad of historical sites, architectural marvels, and pristine beaches, Zadar is an incredibly beautiful city that can lure any kind of traveler. The Old Town of the city forms its heart and brims with breathtaking Roman ruins, ancient churches, and medieval buildings. One of Zadar’s main attractions is its magnificent churches, including St. Donat’s Church, St Simeon’s Church, and St. Anastasia Cathedral.

The city also has excellent museums, including the Museum of Ancient Glass and the Archaeological Museum. On your trip to Zadar you can indulge in a number of enjoyable activities, including heritage walks, culture tours, and day out at the picturesque Zadar waterfront. Zadar is blessed with moderate weather, with the autumn months being the most ideal time for traveling to the city.

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Karlovac lies at the convergence of River Kupa and River Korana, towards southwest of the capital city of Zagreb, in western Croatia. Established back in 1579, this star-shaped city was built to be a "Renaissance town". The old town of Karlovac is in a six-pointed quadrilateral, segments into a total of 24 blocks. This town was originally fortified, encompassing a multitude of quaint streets flanked by houses. The exuberant beauty of Karlovac lies in its magnificent ancient baroque palaces, rustic streets, colourful evening events, and gorgeous cafe-bars.

The charm of this culturally rich city is also doubled by its beautiful local events and festivals, including the Karlovac Cultural Days, the floral exhibition and fair, and St John's Bonfires. The city of Karlovac will lure you with its amazing erstwhile and contemporary attractions. The pristine Foginovo beach, the fascinating Karlovac freshwater aquarium, and the Vrbaniceva Perivoj park offer a treat to your eyes. The Town Museum, the Old Walls of Karlovac, and Dubovac Castle will show you the brilliant craftsmanship of the times gone by.

While touring Karlovac, you can enjoy a number of fun activities. You can sail across the Kupa river, shop at the bustling Karlovac market, stroll through the snaking streets of Radi?eva, and dine at a medieval castle. Karlovac is blessed with a Mediterranean climate with cool winters and hot summers. The best time to visit this city is during the months of September, October, May, and June, when the weather is sunny and comforting.

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Sibenik

Perched cozily on the picturesque Dalmatian coast of Croatia Šibenik is a glorious historic city and a convenient gateway to many of the popular destinations of Croatia. Considered to be a gem on the spectacular Croatian Adriatic, the city of Šibenik is home to a thin population of around 44,000 inhabitants. Flaunting a quaint stone wall-encased old town and four magnificent fortresses, Šibenik brims with history and heritage.

Charming stone buildings, stone arcades, rock outcrops, stone stairways, and cobblestone streets define the beauty of this majestic city. Fondly known as the city of sea, sun, and stone, the uncrowded and virgin Šibenik is a paradise for the offbeat travelers. The true attractions of the city of Šibenik are its marvelous historical buildings, peaceful coastline, and exceptional wine.

Some of the most-visited attractions of the city include the Cathedral of St. James, the City Museum, Franciscan Church and Monastery, St. Michael’s Castle, and Winery Rak. Šibenik allows its visitors to enjoy an action-packed holiday, indulging in a pool of exhilarating activities. While you are in this city, you can enjoy heritage walks, cruise to St. Nicholas, explore the four famous fortresses, and soak in the mesmerizing views from the Šibenik Lookout Platform. Šibenik enjoys its best weather between the months of June and August. During this time of the year, the weather is warm with little chances of rainfall.

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Rijeka

Nestled on the gulf of Kvarner in the Adriatic Sea, Rijeka is the major port of Croatia. Lying on a tapered flatland between the Adriatic and the Julian Alps, Rijeka happens to be the cultural and commercial hub of the country. Established back in the 13th century, Rijeka is the third largest city of Croatia. The bustling city of Rijeka offers a fascinating amalgamation of Italianate Habsburg glory and quaint 20th century port.

The alluring beauty of this city is aptly described by its rich culture, Austro-Hungarian–style buildings, colourful festivals, happening nightlife, and flamboyant annual carnival. One of the main reasons why tourists are attracted towards Rijeka is the famous attractions of the city. Heritage buildings like the Trsat Castle and the Church of Our Lady, Gradski Toranj, and Rijeka Cathedral have gained much attention. Other places of interest in the city include the Risnjak National Park and Sablicevo Beach.

A tour to Rijeka can be really fun and thrilling, thanks to the tons of activities available in the city. While you are here, you can take a leisurely stroll through the Korzo promenade, attend the colourful carnival, soak in the sweeping views from Trsat, and visit the Peek and Poke Museum. Flaunting a Mediterranean climate, Rijeka offers its best weather during spring and autumn, particularly between mid-April and mid-June and September.

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Lying just an hour’s drive away from the capital city of Croatia, Zagreb, Varaždin is one of the least explored cities of the country. Varaždin is perched on the Drava river’s southern bank, in North Croatia. Being the erstwhile capital of Croatia, Varaždin retains its serious and sophisticated aura. With an approximate population of 46,946 inhabitants, the historic city of Varaždin is the cultural, educational, sports, and economical hub of the country.

Varaždin is the land of young people, impressive baroque, enchanting music, and colourful flowers. It's fine palaces, ancient churches, cheerful and skilled street performers, lush gardens, and lively culture add to the charm of the city. The city of Varaždin is home to some of the best museums of Croatia, including the Varaždin City Museum, the World of Insects museum, the Museum of Firefighting, and the  Museum of Angels. The city is also architecturally very sound with The Sermage Palace, the Patacic Palace, Stari Grad, and the Town Hall.

While you are in Varaždin, you can spend time strolling through the City Cemetery, sipping some craft beer, admiring impressive Croatian art, dining amidst the vineyards, and hopping through the old museums. You can experience the best of weather in Varaždin, if you visit the place during the month of May, June, and September. During this time, the weather of the city is warm and salubrious, which is perfect for enjoying city tours.

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Pula

Lying on the southern end of the Istria peninsula in the Adriatic Sea, the quaint Pula is an ancient city, dating back to the age-old Roman times. Ruled over the centuries by a number of government powers, the city of Pula offers glorious history with a tinge of Venetian and Roman architecture. Urbanized to a significant extent, Pula makes for the Istrian Peninsula’s largest city. The vibrant city of Pula is packed with a myriad of architectural masterpieces and monuments that are sure to offer a treat to the eyes of the visitors.

Pula blends perfectly it's medieval charm with its modern glory to present before the world the best things of both the worlds. Packed with scenic sights and picturesque beaches, Pula is a true delight for the nature lovers. Offering impressive roman ruins on one side and the best of glorious culture on the other, Pula tops the list when it comes to ranking the most beautiful places in Croatia. Pula attracts tourists with its heritage monuments, the Pula Film Festival, and excellent restaurants. Some of the best tourist attractions in Croatia that you can see in Pula city, include The Arena, The Pula Cathedral, Temple of Augustus, and Brijuni National Park.

While in Pula city, you can marvel at the brilliant Roman architecture of its fortifications, monasteries, arches, and cathedrals. You can also spend time relishing Malvasia wine and the exotic Coronica Malvazija. You can also unwind at the cape of the Istrian peninsula. Pula enjoys warm weather in summers with the temperature remaining lower for the rest of the year. The best time to visit Pula is summer, when you can do sightseeing, swim at the pristine white sand beaches, and enjoy various musical events.

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Osijek

Originally known as ‘Mursa’, Osijek was renamed to its present name only in 1196. Lying in eastern Croatia, the city of Osijek shares its borders with Bosnia, Serbia, and Hungary. Nestled on the Drava River, around 16 kilometers west of the Serbian border, Osijek is known as the industrial and agricultural hub of Croatia. The city of Osijek presents a mix and match of the cultures of its neighbours.

The magnificent Baroque buildings present in the centre of the city showcase Viennese style architecture, while the flavorsome spicy cuisine of the region is evident of Hungarian influence in the food culture of Osijek. Home to the Church of St Peter and St Paul, the Croatian National Theatre, and a number of stunning restaurants and cafes, the upper Town is one of the major attractions of Osijek. Other prime attractions of the city include,  Kopa?ki rit, Trg Ante Star?evi?a, the Museum of Slavonia, and the Picasso statue.

You can enjoy a myriad of mind-boggling activities when in Osijek. You can relish the spicy fiš paprikaš and the Slavonska pizza, go swimming at Copacabana complex, witness the pedestrian bridge, spot the big cats at the Osijek Zoo, explore the catacombs, and enjoy the Croatian red and white wines. Osijek experiences the most ideal weather during autumn and spring, particularly in the months of May, June, and September. During these times of the year, the daytime weather is pleasant and the night is cool.

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Other Attractions

Enter Dubrovnik's Old Town through the Pile Gate, which was erected in 1537. While strolling across the stone bridge, witness how the drawbridge rises every night to provide security. You can see the figure of St. Blaise, who watches over the city, standing tall above the arch. As you go through the thick walls, you can spot a sign that shows how the Siege of Dubrovnik in 1991 and 1992 damaged the city.

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People Also Ask About Croatia

  1. What are the best places to visit in Croatia?

    1. SplitSplit is the second largest city of Croatia and is the perfect fusion of ancient history and modern life. This city boasts of ruins dating back to the Roman empire including important landmarks like Diocletian’s palace and the old town. If you’re a foodie, don’t forget to check out fresh seafood that gets served every morning at some of the major restaurants.

     Split is built very beautifully and if you wish to marvel at its panoramic sights, don’t forget to climb the bell tower of St. Domnius Cathedral which is touted to be one of the best places to visit in Croatia. 

    2. ZagrebZagreb is an absolute heaven for history buffs as it is renowned to be the museum city of the world. Not only museums but the overall impressive and beautiful architecture is bound to impress you. The lower town is renowned to be the heart of Zagreb and is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Croatia.

    On the other hand, the Upper Town is where you will find most attractions since it is the oldest part of the city. Be sure to check out the St. Mark’s church which is erected right in the middle of the upper town and is one of the most popular attractions in Zagreb. 

    3. Rovinj
    Rovinj is yet another stunning city in Croatia which is surrounded by the Adriatic sea from three sides. During the day, you can seek out the medieval and ancient ruins and before sunset, you can spend some relaxing time at any of the unfrequented beaches. To capture the true essence of Croatia, don’t forget to wander around the old town which is one of the best places to visit in Croatia.

    Rovinj’s skyline is dominated by the St. Euphemia Cathedral, so much so that it is very hard to miss. Don’t forget to check this ancient marvel out! Foodies would definitely appreciate fuzi pasta which happens to be the local pasta variety.

    4. Sibenik
    It is comparatively a slightly less touristy option as compared to some of the other cities mentioned in this list, making it a perfect stop for some quiet and relaxed time. The Sibenik Cathedral should be your first stop while commencing Sibenik exploration as it took almost 100 years to get completed. Sibenik used to be one of the best-guarded cities in Europe and it would certainly add to your experience.

     If you add some of the major forts in your itinerary like St. John’s fortress. During the warmer months, do not miss out on checking out Aquapark Solaris – Croatia’s first water park which is also one of the most famous tourist places to visit in Croatia.

    5. Dubrovnik
    Also known as the ‘pearl of the Adriatic’, Dubrovnik is particularly renowned for its spectacular location on the coast. It is also home to Croatia’s intellectual and artistic elite. One of the best-known features of this city are the old walls of Dubrovnik which have also been featured in Game of Thrones.

    Stradun is where one should spend their evenings because it is renowned to have one of the busiest streets of Europe. Loggia square is yet another major tourist landmark which has been a favourite gathering spot for tourists and locals alike, making it one of the most beautiful places to visit in Croatia.

    6. The Dalmatian Coast: 
    The Dalmatian coast offers visitors a mix of adventures, beaches, history, local wine and fresh seafood. While you’re exploring the Dalmatian coast, don’t forget to book a cruise, ferry ride or water taxi. There are many popular cities that dot the Dalmatian coastline including Split, Trogir, Dubrovnik, Vis Island, Brac Island, Korcula island and Hvar island.

    The Hvar island is particularly renowned for its luxurious retreats and relaxing beaches, making it a very popular tourist place to visit in Croatia. On the other hand, the Korcula island is one of the most offbeat places in Croatia with offbeat museums that are downright quirky! 

    7. Plitvice Lakes National Park
    Plitvice Lakes national park is not only the oldest but also the largest national park in Croatia. It has constantly attracted nature lovers from all over the globe because of its biodiversity, turquoise waters and numerous waterfalls. It is one of the best places to visit in Croatia if you wish to spend some quality time in the lap of mother nature.

    There are as many as 16 lakes inside the national park and a number of waterfalls which are downright surreal to look at. Moreover, you can even spot a giant flock of butterflies fluttering over the footbridges built over the lakes. It is just a 2.5 hour drive away from the Zagreb international Airport.

    8. Zlatni Rat beach: 
    In the Mediterranean region, the Zlatni Rat beach is considered to be one of the most beautiful Croatia Beaches and its unique structure makes it stand apart from the rest of the beaches. Not just because of its shape but the Zlatni rat beach is also renowned for its crystal clear sea that changes shade from turquoise blue to dark blue.

    Depending on the pace and direction of the wind, this beach constantly changes its shape. For adrenaline junkies visiting the beach, kitesurfing and windsurfing is also offered there. Beach volley and parachute rides are some other things to do at Zlatni Rat beach.

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  2. Which are the famous places to visit in Croatia with family?

    1. Pula Arena: Established in the 1st century AD, the ancient Pula Arena is one of the largest Roman amphitheaters in the world. Hosting many concerts, events, and exhibitions, this is one of the major tourist attractions in Croatia, especially for families.

    2. Hvar Island: Featuring a charming Renaissance harbor, photogenic lavender fields, lush landscapes, pebbly beaches, and impressive Venetian-era monuments, Hvar Island is one of the unspoilt places in Croatia.

    3. Zlatni Rat Beach: Nestled on Brac Island, the picturesque Zlatni Rat Beach alters its shape as per the current and tide. Flanked by pine trees and flaunting bright blue waters, this beach is an amazing surfing destination.

    4. Mali Lošinj: Considered to be the Adriatic’s largest island town, Mali Lošinj is a prime commercial and maritime hub. Flaunting clean sea breeze, a photogenic natural harbor, and pastel-colored Mediterranean architecture, Mali Lošinj is one of top family-friendly places to visit in Croatia.

    Recommended Read: Islands in Croatia
  3. Which are the best places to visit in Croatia in December?

    1. Istria: Flaunting quaint hilltop villages, coastal resorts, and panoramic views, Istria offers excellent winter walks and hiking experience. It is also known for its culinary wonders, including local wine and honey-flavoured rakija.

    2. Medvednica: Medvednica is a stunning hilly nature park, visited mostly by picnickers, hikers, and skiers during the winters. The highest peak of Medvednica, Sljeme offers excellent snowboarding experience in December.

    3. Istarske Toplice: One of the best experiences to enjoy in Istarske toplice in December is sitting by the hot thermal springs while the cool winter breeze whistles around you. You can enjoy invigorating massage therapies at one of the wellness centres here.

    4. Samobor: Packed with a myriad of majestic hills, Samobor is one of the best places to visit in Croatia during the winters, when hikers take over the stunning hiking trails. During this time, you can also enjoy hearty soups and the signature cream cake of Samobor at one of the cozy cafes.

    Also Checkout: Things to do in Croatia
  4. What Croatia is famous for?

    Croatia is famous across the globe for its scenic coastline, gorgeous virgin landscapes, charming seaside and hilltop towns, pristine beaches, rich culture, and delectable cuisine and wine. This country is also known for its myriad of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Plitvice Lakes National Park, Palace of Diocletian, Trogir, and Šibenik Cathedral of St James.
  5. Is Croatia expensive for tourists?

    Croatia is not very expensive and if you are smart, you can easily save money in various aspects and enjoy a budget trip. Your per day estimation of accommodation, transportation, food, miscellaneous activities, and entertainment will be €15 – 20, €4 - 5, €15 - 20, €5, & €5 respectively. Your total expense per day is Croatia will be around €50 - 60.

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  6. What is the best time to visit Croatia?

    The most ideal time for visiting Croatia during a Europe tour is during the months of May, June, September, and October. During these times of the year, the country enjoys sunny and pleasant weather, which is ideal for enjoying sunbathing, swimming, and sightseeing.
  7. How to reach Croatia?

    Going by air in a flight is the easiest and the most feasible option to reach Croatia. Depending on the area that you wish to explore, you can get down at either of the three international airports in Croatia like Split, Dubrovnik or Zagreb.
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Mayoor Pothuvaal Croatia Budget Tour Package in 8 Days
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Everything on this tour was beyond expectations. The hotel was well-maintained, comfortable with great service and the staff was responsive and helpful and the daily breakfast during our stay it was really good and served it on time picked up and dropped off were on time in a well-maintained car along with a well-behaved driver, the team always reached out to us through call and WhatsApp text messages to make sure we are fine and get everything mentioned in the package and also they were always ready to help us 24/7, the trip was hassle-free throughout, full-day sightseeing tour at Zagreb was truly a fun-filled experience we were wow with each place we arrived, wonderful historical places, the main part of our trip was the visit to the 5 stunning islands of Croatia we really enjoyed the views, surrounding areas, beautiful beaches, and sea we had various adventure activities really the fun we had there were absolutely amazing... We really appreciated the service they provided since the time we booked until we had the experience with no doubt now will definitely look forward to more trips like this from your team... Big thank you for making our vacation successful.

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