Croatia Travel Guides

Croatia stretches along the eastern Adriatic coast, where medieval walled cities meet crystal-clear waters and over 1,000 islands. From the UNESCO-listed old town of Dubrovnik to the cascading lakes of Plitvice, the Roman ruins of Split's Diocletian's Palace to the truffle-rich forests of Istria, Croatia packs a remarkable variety of landscapes and experiences into a country roughly the size of West Virginia. The Dalmatian coast draws the biggest crowds, but inland regions like Slavonia and Zagorje offer rolling countryside, thermal spas, and a food culture that owes as much to Hungary and Austria as it does to the Mediterranean.