Dubrovnik: Dubrovnik: A heavenly city on the Adriatic coast

For cosmopolitanism and eye-catching beauty, Dubrovnik with its old walls and red-tiled roofs has to be noted. Visit some of the most beautiful places in the world including the UNESCO-listed Old Town. The marble-paved Stradun full of galleries and boutiques, and the historic city halls. Another nice option is the cable car that will take you up to Mount Srd to see an incredible view of the Adriatic coast.

Hvar: The New Opportunity of Glamour Meets Natural Beauty

Hvar is also renowned as the ‘Queen of Dalmatian Islands’. It has the characteristics of a luxurious and lively holiday destination with smiling people. Trendy bars and luxurious boats and yachts. While on a boat trip here you can moor your yacht in azure bays of this archipelago.  Climb atop the fortress to enjoy the panoramas of the area, and have a snack in a restaurant with the view at the sea.

Split: History and charms of diversity

Split which houses the famous ‘Diocletian’s Palace’ represents one of the phenomenal successful combinations of historical Charms and modern day luxury. Get lost in the maze-like streets of Diocletian’s palace, get awe-inspired by the Cathedral of Saint Domnius and lounge around. Also the vibrant Riva promenade. For a relaxing time consider visiting nearby islands such as Braс and Solta.

Korčula: Unearthing the Origin of Marco Polo

Korčula is a hidden treasure that still retains its old Croatian heritage culture. Reflected through medieval architecture and beaches dotted with azure bays and coves. Visit the well-fortified old town which is claimed to be the place of origin of the explorer Marco Polo and St. Mark’s Cathedral with its admirable stone carvings. Drive coastal areas where you will find secluded bays that are ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

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Vis is an idyllic island to visit that is located quite far from the mainland Croatia and is abundantly surrounded by delightful landscapes. That are always surrounded by the water with a light blue shade to it. Cruise your yacht to isolated bays like the ones of Stiniva and Srebrna, go to the prehistoric villages of Vis and Komiža, and have fresh caught seafood with local wines.

Rovinj: A Pictorial Paradise Off the Cornish Coast

Rovinj in Croatia – pastel houses by the harbor – embodies the whole concept of a romantic coastal town, with a historic, old-world feel. Let your wander lead you to crooked streets, climb up the bell tower of the St. Euphemia’s Church to enjoy the nature from above or indulge in out-of-this-world Istrian cuisine. There are many beautiful islands such as Red Island and Saint Andrew’s Island near Seychelles where one can enjoy relaxing and tranquil significance.

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Zadar: More than Dalmatia’s Old Town – A diverse combination of antiquity and works of art attracts cruisers to Zadar. Watch the Sea Organ and admire the sunset, get lost in the sun salutation, and explore Roman ruins in the Old Town.

Šibenik: Road to Milford Track.

Šibenik, as one of the few located at the mouth of a river in Croatia, stands between the clear blue waters of the Adriatic and the Krka River which flows through National Park Krka and World Heritage Site Cathedral of St. James. Visit the medieval fortress town of St. Michael, gaze at the phenomenal masonry at the Cathedral of St. James, and traverse Krka National Park for a dive in crystal clear waters under waterfalls.

Pula: Pisa and the Breathtaking Coastline of the Tyrrhenian Sea

Pula is a coastal city home to a perfectly conserved Roman amphitheater and a series of historic sites that are beautifully set in the landscape. Look at the historic Arena or wander around the Old Town. Other located nearby islands like Brijuni National Park have beautiful landscapes and great historical artifacts.

Makarska: A Natural Habitat of Splendor: The Riviera

Makarska, situated between the crystal like sea and the backdrop of the majestic Biokovo massif, attracts cruise passengers with its natural beauty and attractive waterfront promenade. Visitors can hike in the trail of Biokovo Nature Park and then enjoy some fresh sea food served in open-air restaurants along the waterfronts of the Old Town.

Brac: A Mediterranean Paradise

Brac is the biggest island in central Dalmatia and it is full of untouched beautiful coastline, heavenly sandy beaches and magnificent old buildings. Enjoy golden sand and blue waters at Zlatni Rat beach and travel to the medieval town of Bol to witness the breathtaking Vidova Gora mountain. Do not forget to taste local olive oil and wine while visiting standard villages.

Kornati Islands: The Dream State for the Sailor

Sailors are bewitched by the Kornati Islands anchored to the Croatian mainland – clusters of 140 uninhabited isles with jagged natural beauty and immaculate waters. Maneuver tortuous channels, moor in sheltered bays, and dive from grotto-like beaches in seas teeming with brilliant sea life. Vivere i più vaste tratti di naturalità incontaminata in questa fascia marittima.

Vis: Relax in Paradise: Spectacular Accommodation in the Adriatic Sea

Vis provides some quiet and clean beaches for cruisers seeking desired comfort and calmness. Some of the best beaches in the country are off the beaten track on inaccessible sandy shores only reachable by boat – you could spend weeks diving in the incredible underwater caves with a plethora of marine life around them and visit the authentic Dalmatian taverns serving amazing food by the water.