Croatia’s popularity has sky-rocketed over the past 5 years but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth a visit! Cities like Split and Dubrovnik are crowded during the prime summer months, but you can still enjoy them in the off-season. If you’re willing to venture off the beaten path a bit, you will discover there are still undiscovered gems!
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Accommodation – I always check these three websites to see my options when booking hotels or apartments to stay in : Booking.com, Airbnb.com and Expedia.com (includes VRBO & Hotels.com)
Tours – When searching for activities and tours, I use Viator and Get Your Guide
Transportation – I stalk Google Flights for both domestic and international flights. For trains, Eurail for multi-day passes and Trainline for one-off train tickets. I often use Enterprise for rental cars, but will go with any reputable company that offers a good deal.
Croatia’s Best Hidden Gem – Stina Winery on the beach of Bol Town on Brac Island. Here you can sip crisp, white Croatian wine and eat a charcuterie board, while enjoying the cotton candy sky sunset! The tables are on the beach but you sit on the seawall, looking out at small fishing boats bouncing in the small waves of the harbor. All with the gorgeous sunset backdrop!
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Incredible walled-in cities, stunning islands, crystal-clear waters and delicious food! Popular towns such as Split of Dubrovnik will be crowded in the summer months.
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August 24, 2018