With a gorgeous coastline and over 1,100 islands, Croatia is one of Europe's top seaside destinations. But it's much, much more than just sea and sunshine.
Croatia has everything from picture-perfect, historic walled cities to spectacular Roman ruins, imposing castles, unspoilt national parks and some of the clearest waters you´ll find anywhere on the Adriatic. Fantastic cuisine (including exquisite seafood on the coast and truffles in Istria), good local wines and a buzzing café culture all add to the appeal. The country's capital, Zagreb, is truly Central European. Everything from the architecture to the hearty culinary offer reflects the region's centuries-old ties with Austro-Hungary and the city also makes a good base for visiting the historic castles and vineyards of Zagorje.
Climate
Croatia has a varied climate, with continental climate conditions inland and Mediterranean influence on the Adriatic coast. Peak season is July - August, with temperatures in the high 20s or in the 30s in places like Split, but you can expect plenty of sunshine from roughly May to October on the coast, and the shoulder seasons (May-June and September) are among the best times to visit Croatia. Inland is also hot in the summer but can be bitterly cold in the winter with sub-zero temperatures and heavy snowfall. Winter on the coast is milder but can be quite rainy.
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