Tourism

As one of the most important tourist destinations on the Mediterranean Croatia boasts a long tradition in tourism and favourable developmental opportunities.

The advantages of the Croatian tourism offer are primarily a well-perserved natural environment, cultural and historic heritage, a mild Mediterranean climate, safety and its vicinity to European markets.

Dubrovnik

Croatia offers more than 160.000 hotel beds and beds in tourist facilities, 306.000 beds in private accomodations, and 180.000 places in camps. There are 48 marinas with 13,000 berths along the entire coast. 

Croatia possesses all the prerequisites for the further development of tourism: one of the most beautiful coasts with more than 1,000 islands, well-preserved natural riches including 8 national parks (Plitvice Lakes, Paklenica, Risnjak, Northern Velebit, Kornati, Mljet, Brijuni and Krka) and 10 nature parks, cultural and historic heritage with numerous cultural monuments (Diocletian’s Palace in Split, the towns of Trogir and Dubrovnik, Euphrasian’s Basilica in Poreč) being protected by UNESCO. Due to a mild climate, the Croatian coast is attractive for tourists throughout the entire year.

Croatia offers diverse forms of tourism, including summer and winter tourism, nautical tourism, congress tourism, ecology tourism, health tourism, hunting and fishing, or tourism related to family farms and pleasure cruising.

Croatian tourism regions have shaped their specific offer in accordance with global trends and their own tradition. The most important regions are Istria, Kvarner, Dalmatia, Dubrovnik and the Dubrovnik area, Zagreb as the Croatian capital and the continental part of Croatia.

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