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Umag is a charming tourist town in the county of Istria in Croatia. It is located on the far north-western coast of Istria near the border with Slovenia. It has a long and interesting history, and first of its natural beauty was discovered by Roman nobles who built here their summer residences. Gradually it got contours and all the characteristics of a city. In the 13th century, it fell under the administration of the Venetian Republic, which ruled the city until its decline in the late 18th century. From this period have been preserved stone houses of the old town, parts of walls and towers, and Renaissance and Baroque buildings and churches. Today Umag is a modern tourist center of north-western Istria which has about 14,000 residents. The town is full of high-quality accommodation facilities, luxury and small family hotels, villas, apartments, and environmentally landscaped camps. Private accommodation stands out because it is more affordable and it is offered by friendly hosts who will do everything for you so you could enjoy unforgettable holidays. In the old part of town, you can visit city walls with a partially preserved town gate and a bridge from the 10th century, then, the church of St. Roko from 16th century and the Museum of Umag with a valuable collection of objects from the Roman period. The beaches are very clean and well-kept and some of them have a blue flag, making them ideal for family holidays. Umag is also known for ATP tournament. Umag attracts many visitors, lovers of sport and recreation because it offers many quality facilities and sports fields. From organized trips, we recommend adventure on a bicycle or boat excursion to Venice. Tasty fish and meat dishes of the Istrian cuisine and superb Istrian wines can be tasted in one of the many restaurants and taverns in town. Visit Umag, this tourist pearl of Istria, and spend holidays with an abundance of varied and interesting tourist offer and activities. Search our offer of private accommodation in Umag. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Umag cheaper up to 40% without expensive agency fees. Welcome to Umag!
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Rovinj is a famous tourist city in the county of Istria in Croatia. It is located on the west coast of Istria near the nature reserve, Lim bay. The town of Rovinj has about 15,000 residents and encompasses Rovinj village, which is seven kilometers away. It was first mentioned in the 7th century under the name Castrum Rubini. According to numerous archaeological findings from this area, it has been inhabited since prehistoric times when here lived ancient Histri, and after them, Romans. From the 13th century, Rovinj was under Venetian rule under which it remained until the 18th century. Later the Austrian, French and Italian authorities were ruling the city, and after the Second World War, it belonged to the former Yugoslavia and Croatia. Today Rovinj is a modern tourist center with rich tourist offering, it has several hotel complexes and auto camps, as well as numerous high-quality and affordable apartments, rooms and holiday homes as part of private family accommodation. Town center is located on a small peninsula full of numerous narrow stone houses and streets, and the top is dominated by a beautiful baroque church of St. Euphemia from the 18th century. In front of Rovinj are twenty-two small islands characterized by clean beaches and sea, of which the largest are St. Andrew and St. Catherine. All of them can be reached by a taxi boat. Rovinj boasts many well-equipped and maintained beaches, and some of them proudly wear a blue flag. Active vacation lovers will enjoy in many hiking paths and biking trails, especially through the park forest Zlatni Rt. Along with several sports and recreational centers, there is a diving center, sailing and equestrian club, and various water sports. In the hinterland of Rovinj are some interesting wine routes, and the unique road of olive oil. Traditional Istrian cuisine can be tasted in many restaurants and taverns. Visit Rovinj, this romantic center of Istria and spend an idyllic holiday in a city that offers a variety of activities and experiences. Search for private accommodation in Rovinj. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Rovinj. Contact directly the property owners, and save up to 40% on expensive agency fees. Welcome to Rovinj!
Mali Lošinj is a famous tourist city in Primorje-Gorski Kotar county in Croatia. It is located on the south side of the island Lošinj in a deep natural bay Augusta. It is the largest city of all the Adriatic islands with about 7,000 inhabitants. It was first mentioned under the name Malo Selo in the 14th century, when the area was settled by Croatian families, who were engaged mainly in agriculture and animal husbandry, and later fishing. Its economic climax was in the 19th century when Mali Lošinj had several shipyards and in the port was anchored the strongest merchant fleet in the entire Adriatic, before the invention of the steam engine and steamships. During the 20th-century, tourism has started developing rapidly, and today Mali Lošinj is a very popular tourist destination and health resort thanks to its natural position, favorable health effects of the climate and thick fragrant Mediterranean vegetation. Accommodation offer in Mali Lošinj is numerous and varied, and along with several hotels and camps, accommodation is offered in comfortable apartments, rooms and holiday homes within private family houses. You can relax on the many beautiful beaches on the east and west side of the island, and all of them are close to the city center. Some of the most popular are beach and cove Čikat, Borik, Veli žal in Sunčana bay, and Srebrna bay with several pebble and rocky beaches. Almost all beaches are surrounded by pine trees, so do not miss the natural shade and the possibility of renting various beach equipment. Nearby Lošinj are numerous hiking paths and biking trails on which you can enjoy in the pleasant fragrance of herbs, beautiful landscapes, lookouts, and small hidden coves. From Mali Lošinj are organized daily excursions to the nearby islands: sandy Susak and sunny Ilovik, and there is a possibility of a scenic boat ride with dolphin watching. The rich tourist offering includes also a panoramic flight over the archipelago, jeep safari, scuba diving, sailing, and other sports activities. From historical monuments worth visiting is Museum Apoxiomen, most complete and best-preserved ancient bronze statue of an athlete from the first century BC, which was found in the seawaters of Lošinj. We invite you to visit Lošinj, the island of vitality and spend a vacation surrounded by the fragrances of the Garden of Eden of the Adriatic. Search for private accommodation in Mali Lošinj. Contact directly owners of apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Mali Lošinj and save up to 40%. Welcome to Mali Lošinj!
Biograd is a town and municipality in northern Dalmatia, Croatia. It is located on the Adriatic coast 28 km south of the city of Zadar and it is home to almost 6,000 inhabitants. It is located on a small peninsula surrounded by two small coves, Soline in south and Bosana on the north. Biograd is significant for being the former capital of the medieval Croatian Kingdom. It was first mentioned in the mid-tenth century, while in the XI. century was the seat of Croatian kings and bishops. Today the town is an important tourist center, and the first hotel was built back in 1935. Near the city center, there are several beautiful city beaches with many amenities in the shadow of ancient pine forests. The tourist offer of Biograd is very rich and varied and includes many sports and recreation facilities, like a water slide, water skiing, windsurfing, pedal boats, beach volleyball, rent a boat, diving, basketball, handball, bowling, mini-golf, and football. Numerous summer events and events complement the rich tourist offer. We recommend a day trip to the island of Pašman because it is connected by ferry with Biograd. Because of its location, it is ideal for visiting national parks Kornati and Krka and the Nature Park Vrana lake. Book an affordable apartment or room in Biograd and visit this interesting city in which you will spend a holiday full of happy memories. Private accommodation in Biograd. Welcome to Biograd!
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Tkon is a small and quiet tourist town and municipality in the county of Zadar in Croatia. It is located on the island of Pašman and has a population of 700 inhabitants. Pašman is the second-largest island of Zadar archipelago. From the mainland is separated with 2-5 km wide Pašman channel. It is connected by ferry to the town of Biograd. To the northwest is connected with the island of Ugljan by a bridge, and can be reached by ferry from Zadar to Ugljan. The greatest wealth of this small island place is unspoiled nature, clear sea and interesting underwater world, many small bays with sandy beaches and a rich cultural and historical heritage. It was first mentioned in the 10th century under the name Katan by the Byzantine Emperor Constantine Porphyrogenitus. In the past Tkon was typical island fishing village, where the population besides fishing were engaged in cattle breeding and agriculture, especially production of olive oil and wine. Today tourism is developing, with a focus on eco or green tourism. You can find accommodation in comfortable apartments, rooms or holiday homes offered by kind hosts. Besides enjoying the sun and the beautiful sandy beaches and hidden coves, Tkon offers plenty of activities for those seeking an active vacation. A tourist hiking trail leads to a viewpoint Straža on the hill above Tkon, which offers a wonderful panoramic view of the entire archipelago. You can also visit the remains of the stone fortress from the 16th century Ugrinića Dvori, which can be reached by a 4.5 km long bike and hiking trail. In town, there is a rowing and sailing club, but you can also try bowling, football, and volleyball. Throughout the summer Tkon organizes a number of cultural and entertainment events the most famous Fishermen's night, Škraping race and island products fair. We invite you to visit this typical but interesting dalmatian town on the island of Pašman. Find your ideal apartment, and have fun and relax. Private accommodation in Tkon on the island of Pašman. Apartments, rooms, and holiday homes are cheaper up to 40% without expensive agency fees. Welcome to Tkon!
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Pula is the largest city in Istria county, which is located on the southwest coast of the Istrian peninsula in a well-protected natural bay. It has about 55,000 residents. The history of the settlement of Pula and the surrounding area reaches far into the past, even to the 10th century BC. The first settlement was founded by the ancient Illyrian tribe Histri. From the 2nd century BC, Pula was ruled by the Romans and it was rapidly developing. Many impressive buildings, temples, and monuments were built during that time. Pula was also a very important trade and maritime center of the northern Adriatic. During the Middle Ages, the city slowly began declining, and during that time it was looted several times. In the 19th century Pula returned its former glory and it was rapidly developing, becoming a major Austrian naval base and a major shipbuilding center. Today besides shipbuilding and food processing industry, tourism is also developing in Pula. Tourists from around the world are attracted by rich historical heritage and beautiful surroundings full of small bays, beaches, and clear seawater. Accommodation can be found in hotels and campsites, but also many residents of Pula offer quality accommodation in apartments and rooms inside their homes. From historical monuments, the Pula Arena (Roman amphitheater) is the most visited city attraction. In the Pula Arena gladiator fights were held, and today it is used for concerts, performances, and festivals. The Temple of Augustus, Triumphal Arch (Golden gate), and Forum, the central square of classical and medieval Pula, date back to the Roman times. After visiting the historic center, refreshment can be found on many beaches. We recommend the nearby Soline bay and Pješčana bay, beautiful sandy beaches with very clear water. The city is full of cultural and entertainment events and summer concerts, so you will never be bored. There is an interesting daily excursion to Brijuni National Park, which is just about half an hour boat ride from Pula waterfront. Visit this ancient city in Istria and spend your vacations surrounded by preserved historical heritage, beautiful nature, and the pleasant Mediterranean climate. Find private accommodation in Pula, Croatia. Contact directly owners of apartments, rooms and holiday homes and save up to 40% on expensive agency fees. Welcome to Pula!
Zadar is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Croatia. Located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, it is center of the Zadar County and northern Dalmatia. The city has about 75,000 inhabitants and is the fifth-largest city in Croatia. Zadar is an ancient city full of historical and cultural sites. Continuously inhabited for at least three thousand years, it had a long, turbulent and dynamic history. The first records show that the Zadar occurs in the 4th century before Christ as a settlement of the Illyrian tribe Liburni - when was named Jader. During its long history, it changed name from Idassa, Jadera, Diadora, Zara to the present name Zadar. From all historical periods have been preserved many churches and monuments in many historic styles. Today Zadar is one of the most popular Croatian tourist destinations because of its rich cultural heritage of the past and all the modern amenities and a variety of offers that require modern tourists. The diverse offer of the city is noted for high-quality accommodation, authentic gourmet delicacies, cultural heritage, modern sports facilities, beautiful beaches, organized trips to nearby islands of Zadar archipelago, and the famous first sea organ in the world. Extremely rugged coastline, islands, untouched nature, Paklenica National Park and Nature Park Lake Vrana attracts many visitors to this part of Dalmatia. All those guests looking for entertainment and rich cultural life will not be disappointed. During summer months, Zadar is host to Musical evenings in church St. Donat, Zadar Theatre Summer, Festival of Contemporary Music, Kalelarga Art - street art festival, and the urban festival of Zadar dreams. Zadar is a very affordable destination for visitors from all over Europe and the world because of the proximity of the highway, airport and because of new passenger and tourist port for cruise ships, so we invite you to visit the city with the most beautiful sunsets in the world and enjoy a vacation in Croatia. Private accommodation in Zadar. Apartments, rooms, and holiday homes are cheaper up to 40% without high agency fees. Welcome to Zadar!
Brela is a small tourist town on the Makarska riviera in Dalmatia, located about 15 km northwest of the town of Makarska. It has a long tradition in tourism, even in 1968 Brela was crowned as Champion of Adriatic for high achievements in tourist activity. The symbol of Brela is Kamen Brela, a small stone island near the main beach Punta Rata in Brela. In 2004 the American magazine Forbes put the Punta Rata beach on the list of the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world, where it ranked 6th in the world and 1st in Europe. In Brela, you can enjoy the crystal clear sea, 6 km of natural pebbles beach, the smell and beauty of the dense pine forest, which is a cultural heritage, numerous hiking trails and a spectacular view of the mountain Biokovo. Brela continues its long tradition in offering quality and comfortable private accommodation and hospitality of its population that will always offer superior local delicacies and a good glass of local wine. Contact directly owners of private accommodation in Brela and save up to 40% on expensive agency fees. Welcome to Brela!
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Medulin is popular tourist town and municipality in Istria in Croatia. It is situated within a large natural bay in the south of the Istrian peninsula. It is the center of popular Medulin riviera, which includes settlements: Banjole, Pješčana Uvala, Pomer, Premantura, Valbonaša, Vinkuran, and Vintijan. Medulin has about 6,000 inhabitants, who were once engaged in fishing, and today mainly in tourism. In addition to hotels, tourist complexes and camping sites, quality and affordable accommodation can be found in apartments, rooms and holiday homes within a private family accommodation. The biggest attraction of the area is a unique sandy beach Bijeca, almost one-kilometer long beach, which attracts many families with small children. Active holidays lovers can enjoy in numerous bike trails, horseback riding through the lush Mediterranean vegetation in the surrounding area, fishing, and an unforgettable panoramic flight in small sport planes. In this predominantly fishing area all gourmets and lovers of fresh fish will surely have a great time. Be sure to taste the famous smoked ham (prosciutto) and aromatic specialties with Istrian truffles. The town offers plenty of cultural and entertainment events throughout the summer, and if you're interested in the history of the area be sure to visit the archaeological site Vižule with well-preserved remains of the former luxurious Roman villa. Visit Medulin and its riviera, this magical landscape of Istria, full of coves, beaches, clear seawater, delicious food, and lush Mediterranean vegetation. Search for cheap private accommodation in Medulin. Contact directly owners of apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Medulin and save up to 40% on expensive agency fees. Welcome to Medulin!
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Karlovac is the capital of the county of Karlovac in Croatia. It is located 55 km southwest of the city of Zagreb in the place where valleys and hills of Croatia meet. Thanks to its geographical position, is located at the crossroads of major road and rail routes between Zagreb, Rijeka, and Split. The particularity of Karlovac is its four rivers that flow through the city: Kupa, Dobra, Korana, and Mrežnica, after which is known as the city of four rivers. It was built in the 16th century as a fortress to defend against Turkish invaders in the form of a six-pointed star. Name Karlovac or Karlstadt was given in honor of its founder, the Austrian Archduke Charles. In the center of town stands out the Renaissance center with the regular geometrical layout of streets and city blocks, and the central square. Its ideal position at the crossroads of Karlovac is ideal for a short break in transit, but also an attractive destination for holidays in the green valleys of four Karlovac rivers. You can find accommodation in several hotels or cheaper private accommodation in apartments, rooms and small private camps. We recommend visiting the Old Town Dubovac from the 13th century with a view of the entire city and its surroundings and the historical sights of the Town Museum, the Church of the Holy Trinity and the Franciscan monastery with a gallery. During the summer you can refresh yourself in the clear river Korana on Foginovo beach in the city center, and you can visit the world-famous Plitvice Lakes National Park, which is located only about 80 km away. If you are traveling through Karlovac, be sure to stop by, at least one day and this beautiful town will surely delight you with its natural surroundings and the romantic old town. Search for affordable private accommodation in Karlovac and surroundings. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Karlovac, cheaper up to 40% without high agency fees. Welcome to Karlovac!
Top 10 tourist destinations
Croatia abounds in interesting and diverse places, thanks to its geographical position, long and rich history. Croatia occupies three very different geographical regions:Adriatic, Dinaric Alps (Dinarides) and the Pannonian plain. In a relatively small area, there are many interesting destinations and opportunities for either a short vacation and a getaway for a weekend or a long summer vacation.
In major Croatian cities on the Adriatic coast, you can explore the cultural and historical heritage of the ancient Romans, the Venetian, and the Dubrovnik republics. In continental Croatia you can feel the Central European spirit of old towns.
In small and lesser-known tourist destinations you can spend a peaceful vacation in cozy private family accommodation next to the beautiful beaches under the shades of fragrant pine forests and surrounded with crystal clear Adriatic sea.
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