Why Croatia Should Be Your Next Luxury Holiday
A country of endless coastlines, enchanting islands, breathtaking national parks, and rich cultural history — Croatia is Europe’s best-kept secret.
What Every Traveller Should Know about Croatia
Capital | Zagreb |
Currency | Euro (€) |
Language | Croatian (English widely spoken) |
Time Zone | CET (GMT+1) |
Population | 3.87 to 3.9 million |
Best Time to Visit | May-June and September-October, offering warm weather, swimming-friendly seas, and fewer crowds |
Borders | Slovenia (northwest), Hungary (northeast), Serbia (east), Bosnia and Herzegovina (east/southeast), and Montenegro (southeast) |
A History That Shaped a Nation
From Roman emperors in Split, to Venetian influence in Istria, to Dubrovnik’s centuries as a maritime republic — Croatia’s history is woven into every stone street and harbour. Today, it blends culture with some of Europe’s most pristine coastlines and island landscapes.
The Birth of a Kingdom
A Kingdom in Union
The Venetian Coast
Under Habsburg Rule
Independence Restored
A European Future
A Country of Endless Beauty
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More Than a Destination, it’s a Way of Life
Did You Know?
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Croatia gets a lot of sun — on average, about 2,700 hours of sunshine each year, which is roughly 7–8 hours of sunshine per day.
“Game of Thrones filmed in Dubrovnik” refers to the fact that the HBO fantasy TV series Game of Thrones used the real city of Dubrovnik in Croatia as a filming location for many scenes — especially for the fictional capital city called King’s Landing in the show. The city’s ancient medieval walls, forts, and streets appeared on screen as part of the world of Game of Thrones.
Hum is a tiny medieval town in the Istria region of Croatia that’s famous for being called the “world’s smallest town.” It has only a few dozen residents, just a couple of streets within ancient stone walls, and still keeps the look and feel of a real town despite its very small size.
Croatia’s eight official National Parks — protected natural areas in Croatia set aside for conservation and public enjoyment. These parks show spectacular nature — waterfalls, lakes, forests, islands, and wildlife — and are major outdoor attractions in the country.
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Everything You Need to Know
Unlike large operators, we specialise in tailor-made Croatia holidays. Every hotel is handpicked and personally visited by our team, and every itinerary is custom-designed. You’ll enjoy boutique hotels, authentic local experiences, and 24/7 support while travelling.
- May, June and September are generally the best months to visit Croatia if you want great weather with fewer crowds.
- July and August are peak tourism season — fantastic for beaches and festivals but busiest.
- October can also be lovely with mild weather and calm towns, especially good for walking and scenery without high season crowds.
You get 24/7 support while travelling, a dedicated team of travel experts you can contact, assistance for unexpected problems, and financial protection for your booking — plus help and advice both before you depart and after your trip.
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From Dubrovnik luxury holidays to Split boutique escapes, national park adventures and small ship cruises, start planning your tailor-made journey today.