Best Beaches & Weather in Croatia

The Pearl of the Adriatic with medieval walls, marble streets, and filming locations from Game of Thrones.

Dalmatian port city built around the ancient Diocletian's Palace, gateway to the Croatian islands.

Sun-soaked Dalmatian island with lavender fields, Venetian-era architecture, and chic harbour-front nightlife.

Picturesque Istrian fishing town with cobbled streets, art galleries, and a stunning church-topped peninsula.

Ancient Dalmatian city with Roman ruins, the famous Sea Organ, and Hitchcock's favourite sunset.

Istrian port city with an impressive Roman amphitheatre, pine-fringed beaches, and nearby Brijuni islands.

Tranquil harbour town south of Dubrovnik with palm-lined promenade, Renaissance architecture, and calm bays.

UNESCO-listed medieval town on a tiny island, linked by bridges to the mainland and Ciovo island.

Remote Croatian island with the famous Blue Cave, excellent wine, and an authentic, unhurried atmosphere.

Walled medieval town rumored to be Marco Polo's birthplace, with vineyards, olive groves, and coves.

National park island with saltwater lakes, dense pine forest, and a Benedictine monastery on an islet.

Moon-like landscapes with famous Pag cheese, Zrce party beach, and lace-making tradition.

Small town on Brac island home to the iconic Zlatni Rat horn-shaped beach, ideal for windsurfing.

Elegant Austro-Hungarian riviera town on the Kvarner Gulf with belle epoque villas and a coastal lungomare promenade.

Kvarner Gulf island with one of Croatia's few sandy beaches, four medieval bell towers, and sheltered coves.

Dalmatian riviera town beneath Mount Biokovo with a horseshoe-shaped harbour and long pebble beaches.

Istrian coastal town with the UNESCO-listed Euphrasian Basilica, Roman ruins, and pebble-and-rock beaches.