Croatia Holidays

If you’re more of a city person, then Dubrovnik, often referred to as the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” should be your next stop. Sandwiched between Croatia’s rugged mountains and sparkling blue sea, Dubrovnik has something for everyone with its stunning architecture and spectacular views. Famous for its cobbled streets, medieval architecture and historic buildings, it also boasts an endless supply of modern hotels, chic boutiques and stylish bars. Throw in the beautiful weather, delicious food and friendly locals and it’s easy to see why Dubrovnik is fast becoming a modern alternative to the traditional Mediterranean holiday spots.

The city of Split, after Pula, is home to some of Croatia’s best Roman Architectural remains and a must-see when visiting the country’s Dalmatian Coast. The famous palace of Diocletian was built for a Roman Emperor in 305 AD and is still incredibly preserved to this day. On our Croatian holidays including Split, we’ll walk through the winding cobbled streets of the city’s old town and enjoy a visit to St. Dulmus cathedral and treasury; all with an expert guide to give us the history of this impressive city.

Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast is known for its stunning coastline, multitude of islands and unique culture and traditions. Its origins as a maritime Kingdom and trade centre with the Venetian republic have given this region a rich history that is waiting to be discovered. On our holidays to Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, we’ll discover this history as we visit the cities of Šibenik, Split, and Trogir with a local, expert guide and enjoy plenty of free time to relax by the vivid blue waters of the Adriatic Sea.

“The Island of Lavender” is one of the most idyllic of the Dalmatian Islands and it's the perfect for a yoga escape. Stari Grad, its main port, is considered to be the oldest town in Croatia. Go snorkelling in the sea, cycle to the centre of Vrboska or explore the abundant surrounding nature.