7 articles to prepare your trip
Parc national de Paklenica
Between the Adriatic and Velebit, Paklenica National Park protects two karst canyons, over 400 climbing routes and 150 km of trails near Starigrad.
Parc national de Krka
Just 15 km from Šibenik, Krka National Park strings together waterfalls, lakes, island monasteries and Roman remains across 109 km² shaped by the Krka river.
On the island of Brač, near Bol, Zlatni Rat is a 500-meter tongue of shingle that shifts shape with the wind. Beach, pine forest and Roman vestiges.
A seaside resort in southern Krk, Baška combines an 1,800-meter pebble beach, unique Glagolitic heritage, and a network of coastal trails.
Opatija
Nicknamed the Pearl of the Adriatic, Opatija enchants with Belle Époque villas, the Lungomare promenade and Kvarner beaches along the Croatie Riviera.
Between Split and Trogir, Čiovo Island combines pebbly beaches, wild coves and Dalmatian villages. Our complete guide to planning your stay.
Biokovo
Above the Makarska Riviera, Biokovo Nature Park unveils its glass Skywalk, its karst peaks and 1,500 plant species.
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