7 Memorable Experiences in Croatia
Among the hidden gems, Croatia undoubtedly stands out. This captivating country not only mesmerizes visitors with its breathtaking landscapes but also boasts many intriguing attractions.
Let us give you 7 amazing reasons, why you should definitely visit this magical destination!
1. Take a Tour of the Awe-Inspiring Blue Cave on Bisevo Island
One of the most stunning things to do in Croatia is visiting the Blue Cave, which is located close to the island of Vis and can easily be visited on a day trip from Hvar town or Split. You can have the opportunity to visit a cute small cave enveloped in a brilliant blue light with the water that shines bright and the surface shimmers in silver.
2. Take a Tour of the Awe-Inspiring Blue Cave on Bisevo Island
Rafting on the Cetina River is one of the most popular adventure activities in Croatia. It’s an easy day trip to make from Split, and a must do in my opinion. The river is comprised of both quiet parts and up to third-grade rapids; which makes the entire experience a combo of both relaxation and adventure.
From start to finish, this rafting adventure covers 11,000 meters of distance and 31 meters of altitude. However, due to the danger involved, the only safe way to go rafting on the Cetina River in Croatia is to go with a guided group.
3. Visit This World-Renowned Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb
If you’re looking for a truly unique museum experience in Croatia, then look no further than the Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb. First opened in 2010, the museum was conceived from an idea to showcase personal items that demonstrate failed relationships, whether they were romantic, friendly, or familial. The museum originally opened as a traveling collection of donated items but quickly found a permanent home in Zagreb once the founders realized just how popular of an idea it was going to be. While the Museum of Broken Relationships is one of the best things to do in Croatia, it’s best to know what you’re getting yourself into - brace yourself for an emotional rollercoaster.
4. Book a Tour for Truffle Hunting and Search for These Delectable Fungi
A subterranean fungus that grows around oak trees, truffles are a top Croatian delicacy. While they can be found all over the world, Croatia (especially the Istria region) is a hotspot for truffles, and you’ll be able to find them prepared in a variety of dishes. The truffle hunting tour from Motovun will take you out in the woods of Croatia and teach you all about the aromas truffles give off, how specially trained dogs find them, and how the truffle hunters dig them up.
5. Walk Amongst Picturesque Rows of Lavender
Did you know that Croatia is one of the most prolific countries in the world when it comes to producing, refining, and exporting lavender? Well, it’s true, visiting a lavender farm is a great way to learn all about one of Croatia’s finest harvests. While lavender grows throughout much of the coast, it’s particularly abundant on the island of Hvar. Here, especially in June and July when the flowers are in full bloom, you can expect to see fields of endless purple blossoms. Oh, and the smell? It’s out of this world! You can also purchase lavender as a souvenir in Croatia – it comes in a few forms such as decorative, oil, minced, and as a food additive.
6. Visit Vineyards and Learn the 2500-Year History of Croatian Winemaking
You don’t have to be a certified sommelier to appreciate this one – but Croatia is one of the leading destinations in the world for wine lovers and going on a tour is one of the top things to do in Croatia as it is one of the most renowned producers in the world for wine, and the vino history in the country dates back at least 2500 years. In particular, the Istria and Dalmatia regions are known for their wine production, as they both have great climates for growing grapes of different varieties. To fully experience the wine of Croatia in all of its glory and learn about what makes it so unique you can take a wine tour that will teach you all about the production process.
7. Hit the Beach and Relax on Croatia’s Best Pebbly and Sandy Beaches
Everyone knows that the beaches of Croatia’s Adriatic coast are reason enough to travel to the country. A Croatia island hopping trip should be at the top of any traveler’s bucket list. With the islands included, Croatia has almost 6,000km of coastline, much of which boasts some pretty great beaches to enjoy. Some of the best beaches in Croatia are Uvala Lapad Beach (Dubrovnik), Vela Przina (Korcula), Mlaska (Hvar), and Saldun Bay (Trogir). So, slather up the SPF, pop open a book, and relax on the beautiful sandy beaches.
Now you probably have no doubts about where your next trip will take place. It's your sign to visit Croatia!
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