Where to rest in Croatia
Where to rest in Croatia
The resorts of Eastern Europe have recently becometo gain popularity among tourists from all over the world. Very popular with tourists are the resorts of Croatia. This country with an indescribably beautiful nature, rich in history and culture, opens its doors all year round to the guests.
Croatia is good because you can relax here not only on the sea coast, but also to visit a huge number of ancient cities, see the sights, do ecotourism.
The most popular city in the country is Dubrovnik. In addition to modern beaches and comfortable hotels, there is something to see, because the city has a huge number of historical and architectural attractions. The infrastructure is very developed, so you can find in the city a huge number of cafes, bars, restaurants, clubs, discotheques, entertainment centers that meet all the requirements of tourists.
Those who do not like to rest in the conditions of a large number of people can go to the island of Mljet, with a lot of quiet villages, grape fields, picturesque forests.
Going to the islet of Korcula, you can visit the birthplace of Marco Polo himself. For travelers this can be a kind of holy place.
On the island of Hvar, you can visit a huge number of ancient monasteries and temples, take a walk through the narrow streets of the city, taste dishes of national cuisine.
Fans of active sports recreation can well visit the ski resorts of Croatia. They are considered one of the best in Europe. Among them are the resorts of Sleme and Platak.
In Croatia, there are several basicresort areas. For example, on the Istrian peninsula, you can visit the resorts of Umag, Porech, Rovinj, Rabac. Middle Dalmatia can offer its own beach areas for recreation, located, for example, in Split, Trogir or Vodice. The third resort zone in Croatia is called South Dalmatia. There are such resorts as the islands of Kolochel, Lastovo, Neum, Mlini. The city of Dubrovnik, which was mentioned above, is located here.
Each corner of this amazing country has its own history, rich cultural and architectural heritage. Therefore, tourists will not have to be bored.
