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Holiday makers love its wonderful beaches, magnificent scenery and pretty seaside villages. Brac is Croatia’s largest island and the perfect destination for families and couples wanting to soak up the best the country has to offer. Brac offers a diverse landscape including pine-scented forests, crystal clear waters and rocky cliffs. The attractive town of Bol offers a livelier base including the famous Zlatni Rat beach, whilst the quaint village of Supetar is the perfect place to relax.

Offering a wealth of activities and sights, this vibrant town is an ideal choice for both families and couples of all ages. Visitors are drawn to Budva's fine selection of beaches and associated water sports along with its vibrant nightlife.The ancient old town is the cultural hub where the many churches, museums, bell towers and shady little piazzas add to the winning formula for an exciting Budva Holiday.

Cavtat is one of Croatia’s lesser-known gems oozing in character and charm, it is perched astride a wooded peninsula and just a few kilometres from thriving and easily accessible Dubrovnik. Enjoy a relaxed rhythm of life in the knowledge that the marvels of other part of Croatia, and nearby Montenegro are within easy reach. Cavtat is truly the perfect setting to your perfect escape.

The old town, a UNESCO world heritage site, celebrated for its outstanding cultural and historical heritage boasts entire streets and buildings perfectly preserved to create an awe-inspiring Roman environment. Dotted with spectacular beaches, the lush vegetation, sun-soaked cafes and stunning architecture along with the extensive selection of hotels, sights and activities, guarantees every tourist’s taste is catered for, making Dubrovnik a perfect Balkan escape.

Hvar Town, the island's capital is the place to stay. Medieval walls surround the beautifully ornamented gothic palaces on the winding stone streets, while in the bay, luxury yachts dock near the stylish bars and cafes. The island is famed for its wealth of rocky coves, breath-taking beaches, extraordinary purple fields of lavender and heather, and shady pines that dot the island. Hvar Island is the perfect setting for a perfect escape.

Visitors will get to know its numerous beautiful beaches and coves, vineyards and olive groves, the island is a treasure waiting to be discovered. Korcula town has interesting museums, cosy restaurants and cafes encircled by imposing honey-coloured stone walls. A spectacular setting in a fairy-tale location with easy access from Dubrovnik by catamaran, Korcula is the perfect getaway for couples that simply cannot be missed!

Nestled in the corner of Kotor Bay, this delightful resort oozes character and charm. Now holding UNESCO world heritage protection, the Old Town features a mighty ring of defensive walls containing a captivating labyrinth of twisting stone-paved streets leading to a selection of palaces, museums and squares. Enjoy the relaxed rhythm of life in Kotor and soak up the serenity and beauty that surrounds this delightful town.

With a holiday to Lake Bled, you’ll experience dramatic scenery, a wealth of activities and good quality accommodation. Its unique features include the placid emerald green lake, its lone island where the stunning St Martin's Pilgrimage church stands as well as the cliff top castle. This fascinating part of Slovenia is also a natural playground and a great base for activities from walking trails and skiing to fishing and golf.

The glistening glacial lake and National Park together with two stunning rivers, forests, alpine meadows, ravines and river gorges are spectacular and provide a beautiful setting for your Slovenian outdoor escape. From hiking and biking, to fishing and rafting, the range of outdoor pursuits will satisfy those with a passion of all things alfresco.

Visit the magical Old Town, blessed with impressive Baroque architecture and stately churches or perhaps go up the hillside castle for fantastic views of the city. By day, soak up the charming ambiance, sipping coffee in one of the numerous cafes and by night experience a fantastic selection of local and international cuisine in one of the numerous riverside restaurants.

Around an hour from Dubrovnik lies the fantastically picturesque Island of Lopud. The island is celebrated for its golden sandy beach, stunning lush scenery and an excellent family hotel. Visitors will enjoy spending their time relaxing in this tranquil setting.

The Riviera is one of the most famous and beautiful tourist locations along the Croatian coast boasting lush pine forests, sapphire water and peaceful bays. The pretty towns of Baska Voda and Makarska are both ideal locations for a relaxing holiday as their picturesque settings are simply stunning. If you’re searching for a more active holiday, there are abundant opportunities across the region for hiking, mountain-biking and swimming.

Sandwiched between Dubrovnik and Cavtat, Mlini is a little oasis of calm. It's an idyllic fishing village, rich in beauty and stunning beaches. If you're wanting a place to relax and unwind but still want the historical draw of the nearby 'Pearl of the Adriatic' Dubrovnik, then a holiday to Mlini may just be the right choice for you.

Home to a wide range of flora and fauna, its series of tiered turquoise lakes, connected by gushing waterfalls and cascades in the forested heart of Croatia, make for an unforgettable setting for you to explore. Wooden walkways and bridges snake around the fringes of the lakes offering spectacular views in this UNESCO Heritage Site. Open all year round, you are not limited to visiting Plitvice in the summer season.

This treasure-chest of history, sports and leisure displays the very best of Croatia's past and present. Discover Roman sites, visit family-run bars and cafes and explore the area. Experience a wide range of activities and relax on beautiful Blue Flag beaches. In summer, the streets of Porec offer a profusion of sights and sounds. Artists of various genres are inspired by the vibrancy of the region's charismatic capital of tourism.

Lose yourself in the labyrinth of steep cobbled streets that lead to splendid piazzas, museums and other cultural gems whilst soaking up the fantastic Croatian sun. Escape to Rovinj and you can experience a wide range of activities, from sailing and horseback riding to galleries and museums. A holiday in Rovinj has something for everyone.

Sipan boasts Roman villa remains, a 15th century Gothic duke’s palace, hidden beach coves and two fine boutique hotels. Come to Sipan to unwind, recuperate and let life gently pass you by. Both Sudurad and Sipanska Luka are true cliches of traditional Croatian fishing villages, occupied by friendly and boast wonderful restaurants serving authentic Mediterranean cuisine.

Croatia's second largest city with a 1,700 year history, Split remains one of the Adriatic's most fascinating ports and is an important link to many of the nearby islands. It is home to a wealth of museums and other cultural assets, including one of the world's most impressive Roman monuments, the Diocletian's Palace, a dramatic UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fine standard of quality accommodation along with the reliable Dalmatian sunshine ensures a Split holiday will be a memorable experience.

The Venetian influenced town, set within medieval walls, features a labyrinth of cobbled streets and is fronted by a wide seaside promenade lined with bars and cafes, visited by luxury yachts in the summer months. Like neighbouring Split, the town has earned UNESCO World Heritage status due to its Romanesque and Renaissance architecture. Trogir hosts a fine selection of hotels and with the abundance of sandy and pebble beaches on neighbouring Ciovo Island, it is the perfect destination for a relaxing escape.

This ancient regional capital boasts Roman ruins, stunning medieval churches and interesting restaurants. There are a number of blue flag beaches, making Zadar an attractive location for a spot of sunbathing for the beach-goer. It’s also well placed for day trips to a number of its neighbouring islands, especially Dugi Otok. Zadar is also famous for its spectacular sunsets which are credited as being the best in Croatia.

The mini metropolis is made for strolling the streets, drinking coffee, searching out museums and galleries while soaking up the atmosphere in this fascinating capital. Zagreb is also famed for its beautiful botanical garden and excellent parks, so take a break from all the culture and enjoy a well deserved rest with a delicious picnic.