Holidays in Croatia in summer. Where is the best place to relax in Croatia? Croatia is suitable for holidays all year round

Croatia is an amazing and picturesque country with excellent ecology, cuisine and recreation. It opens for tourists beaches among pine trees and rocks, the cleanest Adriatic Sea, treatment on mineral springs, of which there are 20 in Croatia. There is also, however, one, a deposit of naphthalan - medicinal oil!

The capital of Croatia is medieval most beautiful city Zagreb. It contains unusual beautiful palaces and magnificent cathedrals, small cozy cafes and charming parks that captivate with their nature.

In Croatia great amount resorts The Istrian peninsula is famous for its incredible views of the Adriatic Sea and its fairly close location to Italy, where the main dishes are fish and seafood.

For those who appreciate the romance of the Middle Ages, there is the city of Pulu, where the Temple of Augustus and the ancient Roman amphitheater Arena are located, the city of Rovinj and the island of Krk with a national park and a canyon in it. Medulin is attractive to young people. There are conditions and opportunities for diving, having previously obtained special permission. Those who prefer relaxing holiday and older people should definitely visit Lovran. Those who care about their health should go to Opatija.

Central Dalmatia is ideal for a holiday with children, and for a family holiday you should visit Tucepi or the resort of Baska Voda. Makarska is also a prestigious resort, where there are luxury hotels, SPA centers and restaurants. There are discos in Sibenik.

The excellent Dingač wine is produced in Southern Dalmatia. Oysters are grown here, and around picturesque nature: circles of islands and mountains.
There are also ski resorts in Croatia that are quite attractive in price and are well equipped. The most popular resorts are Sleme and Platak.

You should visit this beautiful country in May and September. In July and August there are too many tourists and therefore there are no free places on the beaches. Comfortable enough but cool for swimming in April and May. But for diving best time It is considered from May to October.
In general, Croatia is quite a sporty country. Almost everyone large hotels There are courts, basketball, volleyball courts and even football fields.

The country's currency is HRK - Croatian Kuna, and you should come to Croatia with dollars or euros. Smoking in the country is prohibited in all in public places, but there are designated bins at the entrances to the beach. A fine is paid for violating the rules.

Croatia is a country that has absorbed several natural features. It is located between the Adriatic coast, the eastern slopes of the Alpine mountain ranges and the beautiful Danube. Each of the natural components enriches Croatia in its own way. The coastal region is replete with many islands that are strewn coastline along the entire coast of the Adriatic Sea. The Danube River System has created the country's magnificent lowlands, which are home to amazing National Parks. Mountainous Croatia is beautiful with snowy peaks that separate the Balkan part of the country from the Central European part.

Most often, tourists are interested in prices for holidays in Croatia near the sea. Indeed, the stable availability of cheaper tours in this region attracts many people here. You shouldn’t limit your vacation to just the coast. When you visit this country, discover it in all its glory. After all, there are ample opportunities to order tours of various types:

• beach holidays in Croatia - resort regions of the Adriatic coast are attractive with pine beaches and clear water;
• winter mountain tourism- eastern slopes alpine mountains ski resorts annually meet active lovers sports;
• balneological springs;
• Sightseeing tours of the historical riches of Croatia are a fascinating opportunity to expand their horizons for those who love to learn something new.

If you are interested in relaxing in Croatia in the summer or the coming winter, then get to know the features of this tourist destination to choose the best tour for your vacation.

Tours to Croatia

All inclusive

The maximum level of comfort is included in All Inclusive tours. The very name of this service system suggests that you will not need to worry about such trifles as:

• accommodation;
• the need to buy tickets for a charter flight;
• transfer to the airport and hotel;
• travel insurance.

Some offers also give you the right to use for free additional services such as parking, internet, in-room safe, visiting gym, swimming pool, sauna.

To relax in Croatia inexpensively on an all-inclusive basis, when choosing a tour, pay attention to the following hotels:

• All Inclusive Hotel Laguna Albatros 4*;
• Laguna Molindrio 4*;
• Monte Mulini 5*;
• Eden 4*;
• Le Meridien Lav 5*;
• Dubrovnik Palace & Spa 5*.

Individual booking is not available in every hotel in Croatia; many hotels work only with travel agencies.

Minimum package

Vacation packages with a minimum package of services, which offer to rent accommodation in one-, two- or three-star hotels, allow you to have a cheaper holiday. Typically, such rooms are equipped with very modest furniture; they may not have a separate bathroom, only a shared one in the hallway. The minimum package includes only breakfast.

Savings are also achieved due to the absence own beach and the hotel's location is not on the first line. Most often, such complexes are located in former Soviet boarding houses, the reconstruction of which was completed quite recently.

Croatian offers a good option for a budget holiday private sector, where you can rent decent housing at a price no higher than what two-star hotels charge per night. If you book a tour with such accommodation conditions, you can save money without losing quality.

Best places to stay

Let us now proceed to consider the second question of those that experts may ask if they want to organize for us unforgettable tour to Croatia. To decide where is the best place to relax in Croatia, let's get acquainted with the most developed resort places for each tourist destination.

Beach holiday

Along the entire Adriatic coast, which stretches from the northwest from Slovenia to the southwest to Montenegro, at a distance of more than one thousand seven hundred kilometers, there are almost one thousand two hundred small islands, 67 of which are inhabited and are of interest to tourists who want to know where to go on vacation in Croatia in the summer. All this variety of places is grouped into three resort destinations.

Istria is a peninsula surrounded by the national Brijuni archipelago, which has the status of a park, which includes two large and twelve small islands. The entire resort area of ​​the peninsula is planted with pine trees, olive groves and vineyards. The rocky coast of amazing beauty is equipped with special concrete slabs; in some places there are natural hills, plateaus, natural stones and pebble lagoons. This place is ideal for ecotourism lovers and hiking, since the park areas here are very equipped a large number of pedestrian and bicycle paths. Lima Bay offers vacationers endless variety cleanest beaches, marked blue flag. To relax on these beaches, just purchase a tour to one of the following resorts:

• island of Krk;
• Umag;
• Brijuni island;
• Novigrad;
• Lovran;
• Porec;
• Opatija;
• Medulin;
• Vrsar;
• Rabac;
• Rovinj;
• Pula.

Central Dalmatia - resort area, located between the cities of Sibenik and Gradac. Holidays with children in Croatia are most often spent in this region. Here are the softest beaches (small pebbles), on which pine trees grow almost right next to the water. Around the coast there are two national parks (Kornati, Krka) and one natural garden(Biokovo), which create a peaceful atmosphere here, such a contrast after the noisy metropolis. The Kornati Islands are an archipelago of one hundred and forty islands, and Krka is a park built around the Cetina river system, which is decorated with waterfalls and lush deciduous forests, home to numerous animals. The beaches located at the foot of Mount Biokovo are especially popular among foreign tourists. The main resorts in this region are located in the following places:

• Split;
• Tučepi;
• Vodice;
• Trogir;
• Makarska;
• island of Brac;
• Sibenik;
• Baska Voda;
• island of Hvar;
• Brela;
• Primosten;
• Trogir

Southern Dalmatia is a region that is famous for the most developed tourist infrastructure in Croatia. It is here that the main VIP level hotels are concentrated, and all tourist activity revolves around medieval city Dubrovnik. Another one natural feature, promoting the development of gourmet tours - here the Neretva River flows into the sea, forming a bay with unique slightly salted water in which delicious oysters and eels are bred. And the Peljesac peninsula gives vacationers delicious vintage wines of Croatia. The traditional wealth of the country is the islands and National parks- located in this area. The beaches are considered unique southern islands- they are sandy, which is very rare for Croatia. A holiday in Croatia in the summer is worth spending at one of the resorts in Southern Dalmatia, which include:

• Kolocep Island;
• Cavtat;
• Slano;
• Mljet island;
• Plat;
• Lopud Island;
• Mlini;
• island of Korcula;
• Moan;
• Vela Luka island.

For your health

Holidays in Croatia in the summer definitely need to be diversified by including in your itinerary a visit to at least one healing spring, of which there are more than twenty in the country. This is quite easy to do, since most resort regions near the sea they also include healing springs in their list:

• in Istria it is the city of Motovun;
• V Central Dalmatia- island of Hvar, Makarska, island of Veli Losinj;
• in Southern Dalmatia - the island of Vela Luka.

Those vacationers who are purposefully planning to purchase a medical tour to Croatia should pay special attention to Croatian Zagorje. It is this region, in the center of which the country's capital, Zagreb, is located, that is widely known for the best balneological health resorts. The most popular of them are:

The Naftalan Clinic is the only center in Europe that practices the treatment of psoriasis, various dermatitis, radiculitis, and rheumatism using the healing properties of medicinal oil, deposits of which have been discovered in only two places in the world. One of which is the town of Ivanich-Grad, where this clinic was built.

"Terme Tuchel" - the main balneological resort center Croatia, in which the tourist infrastructure is harmoniously combined with professional treatment. Thermal waters fill spacious pools, beautifully decorated saunas after healing mud heal not only the body, but also thoughts, and Entertainment Center with the largest water park in the country allows you to completely forget about illnesses and completely immerse yourself in the world of relaxation.

Bizovacke Toplice is a balneological resort that helps not only improve your health, but also get to know beautiful Slavonia (inland cultural district Croatia), where it is located. Here, back in the seventies of the last century, three springs with very hot water (+85...+96 °C) were discovered, which rises from the ground from a depth of almost 1800 meters and is enriched with bromine, iodine, cations of lithium, manganese, strontium, calcium, iron , magnesium, barium. This composition helps to heal the motor and peripheral nervous systems of the body. People often come here for post-traumatic rehabilitation, as well as to relieve stress syndrome. Doctors regularly refer patients with complex diseases such as multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy to this health resort.

Holidays in winter

Fans of ski resorts can visit the eastern slopes of the Alpine mountains, which are partially located in the northeastern regions of the country. Several well-developed winter resorts. The most visited are:

Slieme

The most high point the Medvednica mountain range, which gave Croats the opportunity to enjoy the winter not only with majestic snow-white peaks, but also to actively relax, going down its slopes on skis, snowboards and other devices. Ski resort is located almost near Zagreb and is connected to the capital by many means of transport, including the cable car, which makes it easier for tourists to get here at any time convenient for them. You can ski on the slopes of this resort not only at any time of the day, but also at night, since an ideal night lighting system has been created here. Another advantage of this place is one of the slopes, on which it is possible to create artificial snow. It is open all year round, so a beach holiday in Croatia can be unexpectedly diversified with winter skiing in the mountains.

Sibenik

Region Northern Dalmatia (Zadar, Vodice, Sibenik) is part Adriatic coast Croatia, with a developed tourist infrastructure and very beautiful nature- There are 3 national parks here. The season lasts from May to the end of September.

pros

• great combination of nature and attractions
• winding medieval streets
• churches, pavements and embankments evoke a romantic atmosphere

Minuses

• there are practically no high-category hotels
• few sandy beaches
• late in the evening many shops and restaurants are closed

Split

In Central Dalmatia (Split, Trogir, Makarska) you can find a holiday for every taste: there are both small quiet villages and cities with ancient history. Many attractions and cultural attractions are concentrated in the region's largest city, Split. The beaches are pebbly and small-pebble, with pine trees growing along the shore, which give the air a unique aroma.

pros

• convenient gentle entry into the water
• suitable for families with children
• in the town of Podgora there are springs with mineral water

Minuses

• Holiday prices in Split are not cheap

Dubrovnik

The heart of Southern Dalmatia - the city of Dubrovnik is included in the UNESCO list - its picturesque nature and preserved monuments attract thousands of tourists every year. Also, Dubrovnik is one of the points of call for the Mediterranean cruise ships. The South Dalmatia region also includes the cities of Cavtat and Mlini.

pros

• medieval architecture, ancient ruins
• the season lasts from the beginning of June to the end of October

Minuses

• beaches are pebble, rocky, rocky, or concrete platforms
• not suitable for families with children
• from mid-June to the end of August it is very hot

Istrian Peninsula

The peninsula borders Italy and is famous the clearest sea, mild climate - the season here lasts from May to October. From the city of Pula to Venice it is only a 3.5 hour scenic journey by sea. Also, a holiday in Istria is convenient due to its proximity to the most popular attraction of Croatia - Plitvice Lakes.

pros

• excursions to Venice and Trieste

Minuses

• a lot of tourists
• the beaches are less comfortable than, for example, in Central Dalmatia

Brac Island

The beaches of the island of Brac are considered one of the best in Croatia - they are sandy and pebbly. In addition to beaches, the island has olive plantations and vineyards, bars, restaurants and shops.

pros

• no city noise and bustle
• some hotels are located right by the water
• the island has its own airport

Minuses

• You can only get to the mainland by ferry, which runs according to a specific schedule.

Hvar Island

This island is considered the sunniest in the Adriatic Sea. Oleanders, lavender and rosemary grow on Hvar, creating an incredible aroma. In addition, there are dive centers and facilities for playing golf and tennis. The beaches are pebble and sand.

pros

• wonderful climate
• private, relaxed atmosphere

Minuses

• The nearest airport is in Split, 60 km away.
• travel by ferry or water taxi

Korcula Island

Korcula is one of the largest and most popular islands of the Adriatic Sea, most of it is covered pine forest. Beaches are usually sandy and pebbly. Grapes, olives and fruits are grown on the island; Croatian white wines are also produced here. Main city on the island - Korcula, famous for its city wall, which encircles almost its entire territory. There is also a house-museum of Marco Polo in the city.

pros

• you can visit the vineyards and see how wine is made
• In summer, costumed knightly performances are held weekly

Minuses

• the mistral wind blows (which in turn becomes a plus for windsurfing)

Krk Island

The island of Krk is considered the most big island Adriatic. The island has medieval fortified cities, ancient monasteries, vineyards and even karst caves with stalactites and stalagmites. Due to its rugged coastline, the island has many cozy bays and beaches, including sandy ones. One of the island's attractions is the beautiful bridge connecting it to the mainland.

pros

• very tasty local kitchen, which can be tasted in family taverns
• developed infrastructure for recreation with children: slides, swings, special beaches

Minuses

• The swimming season lasts only three summer months

Find out more about Croatia

Croatia attracts tourists for several reasons.

• Firstly, gorgeous nature - pine forests, Rocky Mountains, clean water and healthy air.
• Secondly, in Croatia it is good to combine a beach holiday with an excursion - many cities have preserved medieval palaces and temples, and there are also many national natural parks, waterfalls and medicinal springs.
• Thirdly, there are good air connections - many direct flights, the number of which is increasing in summer season, a short flight - literally three hours and you can already enjoy the resorts of the Adriatic, which is very convenient for families with children.

• Here you can read about
• Here you can compare
• You can read about souvenirs from Croatia.
• and her main dishes

Map of Croatia

What you need to know when coming to Croatia for the first time:

In Croatia:

1. I believe it will not be useful to everyone, but first of all, relax, feel the friendly rhythm and keep up with it. If you are used to getting yours with character and pretension, it is better not to go to Croatia, you will not relax and skim off all the cream of hospitality, you will not see natural and human beauty around you, but only the sea - this is an incomplete impression;)

2. Slavic, an accessible and completely understandable language, you can even start speaking in a few days.

3. Mostly holidays in private apartments. Hotels have European stars, and so do the prices. Their territories are small with rare exceptions, often the territories are open, there are not many all-inclusive options and there is no eastern abundance. The apartments do not provide meals; there are equipped kitchens everywhere.

4. There are no private beaches; in some places there are beaches rented by hotels.

5. There are very few sandy beaches and on such beaches there is a rather shallow entry into the sea.

6. Partially concreted beaches with slopes into the sea, unknown to anyone, this is the most comfortable and requested by gourmets, lovers of “everything for me” ... and views, and the beach, and the sea.

7. There are no jellyfish in the sea and almost no algae. The Adriatic Sea of ​​Croatia is one of the cleanest in the world.

8. The swimming season starts earlier and ends later in Dalmatia, from Sibenik and further south to Dubrovnik, simply because it is further south and the mountains and islands create a certain climate.

9. Seasonal prices for accommodation, for car rental and even in cafes... during the peak season (July and August) are more expensive than in June and September, and in the off-season you can rent apartments with a monthly price.

10. It is better to book holidays in the region of August 1-15 in advance, even better before the New Year, because... This time is also a vacation time for Italians, who also like to vacation in Croatia.

11. There are very few single-family houses in Croatia, there are even fewer of them near the sea in civilized places with markets, shops, pharmacies, restaurants, and this, of course, more expensive than apartments. Another category is villas, which are of appropriate quality, if there is territory, then with swimming pools and a barbecue area, and even a few kilometers from the sea, they usually cost from 200-300 euros per day (400-700 euros July-August) and above.

12. Holidays in cabins at campsites often happen. more expensive than a vacation in the apartments.

13. Russian tourists in Croatia are only 1.5-2% per this moment, therefore, excursions in Russian can sometimes be provided only by hotels and only those that work with Russia.

14. Recreation on yachts and other watercraft. is no less popular than land means, we can say that the forces are equal :)

15. When booking a holiday in an apartment in May and later, it is recommended NOT to buy tickets in advance, but to first find accommodation and adjust to it.

16. IMPORTANT! Children are also people who are also considered for accommodation and are also registered, with the exception of infants up to a maximum of 2 years old. The apartments are all categorized for a certain number of people (this is how taxes are paid) and any other number is fraught with a fine, and inspections are quite common. Those. “The child is 5 years old, he is small, he will sleep in the bed with us” in Croatia it is better not to mean. Yes, cribs for babies are provided in the apartments, not like those at home, wooden ones, but mobile playpens-cribs, pay attention to this!

17. In Istria and Kvarner there are more hotel holidays, in Dalmatia holidays in apartments.

18. Driving cars is possible with a Russian license. Fines for traffic and parking violations are quite high.

19. Almost everywhere in use bank cards, with the exception of newsstands, souvenir shops, markets, most coffee shops and payment for transport not at train stations. Rubles are not accepted anywhere.

20. Prices in shops and restaurants on the islands, if they are not connected by a bridge to the mainland, are usually more expensive.

21. High quality products, pay attention to the labels “domaće”, “hrvatski proizvod”, “hrvatska kvaliteta”, “mlijeko hrvatskih farmi”, “meso hrvatskih farmi”.

22. People often ask about sanatoriums for the treatment of the respiratory tract... Sanatoriums in Croatia can be counted on the fingers of one hand and they are not all at sea. There are places on the coast where nature heals, so come and breathe the sea, pine trees, it is important to change the altitude above sea level, and this means the presence of mountains is important. Asthmatic diseases are also treated over time.

23. If you expect to travel by car from island to island or to the mainland quite often, take into account the cost of ferries - quite expensive.

24. Croatia, although small on the map, has a coastline of more than a thousand kilometers, not counting the islands, so count on your strength, thinking over a route every day in a new place - it’s very tiring.

25. If you have insurance with Schengen coverage in Croatia, you will NOT be served, because Croatia is not yet in Schengen.

26. There is a very low crime rate, but during the season, like everywhere else, there are “guest performers,” so keep your purses, documents and phones with you, be careful!

27. Croatia is a very hospitable country; private accommodation services here have been polished in their quality for decades and you can always be sure that you are welcome guests. They will always help you solve problems during your stay, as well as brighten up your holiday with their attention and courtesy. Those who do not need extra attention are recommended to stay in hotels.

28. You can’t even imagine how much there is to see in this small country with a thousand islands.

From personal experience requests :) I definitely missed something, I feel... I’ll add it later :) The author of the text is Yulia Shevaleva.

Going to Croatia, we didn't really know much about the country. Facts from Wikipedia, numerous texts in the spirit of “charming streets”, “clean sea”, “delicious seafood”, delights, descriptions of excursions. I wanted a clear and reliable comparison of cities with each other. Why go to Istria and not Dalmatia? Why is Makarska so much better than Krk that the first city is offered more tours? How many days to spend in Dubrovnik and how many in Rijeka?

Therefore, we decided to go on an exciting road trip and see everything Largest cities coast, the island of Krk (connected to the mainland by a bridge and located some 50 kilometers from Opatija), Zagreb and the Plitvice Lakes and Krka national parks.

• We personally visited every city we write about,
• tried to visit different beaches everywhere,
• They were brutally stupid, trusting the guidebook, and ended up in two or three towns that were “not ours at all,” and left the very next day.

Let's share all this.

Prelude: about us

To begin with, a lyrical digression. Have you ever arrived at a place that someone praised and thought: “God, what did they find here?”

So a little about us.

• we traveled by car together: me and my beautiful beloved,
• we are about 30 years old,
• we are online freelance entrepreneurs, one of those who are always not at work, but always with a laptop,
• to Croatia our best sea ​​holiday I was in Greece. If you had a good time on the islands of Kos and Corfu, we are on the same wavelength. Croatia is also suitable for those who like Italy.

A couple of years ago we were disappointed in hotel holidays. Staying in good “fives”, we practically did not take advantage of any of their advantages.

Lazy all-inclusive is not for us: we spend a maximum of 3-5 hours on the beach, and the thirst for activity begins.

Hotel meals have always been a waste of money: we missed breakfast, skipped lunch on excursions, dined at different local establishments, each time in a new one.

We tried the luxurious infinity pool in the “five” in Corfu once – for a selfie. In other hotels, sometimes they didn’t even find a pool for 10 days of vacation. How, well, how can you exchange this gorgeous, clear, clean water for something chlorinated and over-chlorinated?!

Food: we eat healthy, so shrimp, fish steaks, squid, octopus, greens, vegetables are our everything! For breakfast – definitely buckwheat!

The beach of the town of Vrbnik on the island of Krk is loved and recommended by locals.

Delicious seafood – everywhere, but the oysters and fish were especially good at the Lim Fjord restaurant on the coast of the Lim Fjord, between Rovinj and Porec, and at the Frankopan restaurant in the city of Krk.

Lima Fjord: it’s worth going on an excursion here for the beautiful nature and delicious seafood.

Beautiful Old Town (in order of priority): Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar, Sibenik, Rovinj. There are no ugly or uninteresting towns on the Adriatic coast, but if you want to see the very best, go here.

The most beautiful cities Croatia - in Dalmatia. The photo shows the Split embankment.

Both the Old Town and good beaches, and clean sea, and delicious seafood: Dubrovnik.

Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful cities peace.

To have the beach and the Old Town nearby: all except Pula and Rijeka. There is a beach near the Old Town, but it is not very large and convenient: Rovinj, Trogir, Dubrovnik. There is a city beach, but it is crowded: Split. The water is like this (it stagnates a little and with greenery): Sibenik.

The most amazing beach in the city center is in Zadar. There is a beach, a promenade, and Old city, and mass water activities, and two unique miracles of technology: a sea organ and a “sun greeting” installation.

The sea and the active rhythm of life in a big city: Dubrovnik, Split, Rijeka (but we do not recommend the latter for a sea holiday).

Calm sea holiday, silence: Umag (Istria), Volosko (near Opatija, Kvarner Bay), nearby - Crikvenica, Vodice (near Sibenik), Vrbnik (Krk). It is quiet here and at the same time a stone's throw from larger cities.

A special place in the suburbs of Pula – Premantura, park and beach Kamenjak

Hotel lazy holiday: Porec, Dubrovnik. There are many hotels in Croatia, but not every city has five-star hotels. There are strong fours in Porec. There are many good luxury hotels in Dubrovnik and network brands. But in general, to be honest, Croatia is not a country for a lazy holiday in the all-inclusive style and there are very few hotels operating according to this system

To see more interesting things: cities with good opportunities for beach holiday close to the most interesting places region: in Istria - Rovinj, in the Kvarner Bay area - Opatija, in Dalmatia - Split.

Opatija is one of the strategic points on the map of the Croatian coast. From here it is convenient to get to largest cities region and country.

A strategically correct route to continue to be surprised in every new city: from Umag to Dubrovnik. This way you will get maximum pleasure and impressions “increasingly”, with the maximum in Dubrovnik.

A strategically correct route for active sightseeing and, in the end, lying down like a seal on the beach: from Dubrovnik to Umag.

Climate features. If you like it to be hotter and the sea to be warmer, go to Dalmatia. The most southern cities– Dubrovnik, Split. If you need to improve your health, but get as little sun as possible, go to Istria: here the temperature of both air and water is 5 degrees lower than in Dubrovnik and Split. At the same time, in the area of ​​Pula, Porec, Rovinj, the most unique beach areas are concentrated, located in coniferous parks. The thick shade from the pine trees that reach the water allows you to relax and not get sunburned, even while on the beach in the hottest sun. Therefore, there are many families with small children and women “in interesting position" Locals sometimes complain that the weather in Istria is unstable, there are cold currents, but we vacationed here in June, when the sea temperature was 25 degrees and the air temperature was 30. And it was very comfortable!

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