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Croatia is a country of more than 1,185 islands, islets and reefs, most uninhabited and preserved, perfect for eco-tourism. In 1999, Croatia won three international awards for the cleanest waters in the Mediterranean. Major cruise lines include Croatia in their itineraries. Among them are Costa, Cunard, Crystal, Hapagg Lloyd, Peter Deilmann, Princess, Radisson, Seabourn, Silversea, Swan Hellenic and Windstar. Some of the best-known resort towns along the Dalmatian coast are Dubrovnik, Split, Porec and Trogir, all of them listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Northern Adriatic resort of Opatija, known for its long tradition in hospitality, was a popular destination among European nobility. The Millennium, a 5-star hotel, was recently opened there. Almost 10 percent of the country is protected as part of a national park or preserve. The best known National Park in Croatia, Plitvice Lakes, is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Find the best deal, compare prices and read what other travelers have to say about hotels in Croatia Beyond its natural beauty, Croatia has been a center of culture for thousands of years. Zagreb is the capital and a center of arts and culture with its numerous museums and galleries hosting world-renowned exhibits and festivals. The "Successful Meetings Magazine" listed Zagreb as one of the Top 10 international destinations for conventions and meetings, and Conde Nast Traveler also listed Zagreb as one of Europe's 10 "reborn cities". Besides its history and culture, Zagreb offers meeting and convention venues and accommodations in world-class hotels like the Sheraton, Opera, Esplanade, the Arcotel Allegra (set to open in June 2003) and others. Getting to Croatia is simple, whether you travel by air, train, ship or car. All major US and European carriers connect with Croatia Airlines through European gateways. The Croatian ferry system connects the Adriatic islands to the mainland as well as to Italy. English is widely spoken. Numerous first-class and deluxe hotels as well as quaint bed and breakfast type accommodations are available. Some of the best places to stay are the new chic and exclusive "boutique" hotels opening up throughout Croatia. Various programs to Croatia include escorted tours, religious pilgrimages, eco-tourism packages, city and hotel packages, special-interest tours and adventure programs (hiking, biking, canoeing, ballooning, fishing, swimming).
Should you choose to visit Buje, Buzet, Motovun, Groznjan in the interior part of Istria you will find privacy and the peacefulness of medieval cities – fortresses and become familiar with the gastronomy and winemaking of Istria. Boaters will be greeted by first-rate service at 9 marinas along the coast of Istria, athletes can enjoy bicycle trails or motor-cross trails as well as tennis courts in Umag and Novigrad. Find the best deal, compare prices and read what other travelers have to say about hotels in Istria
In agricultural activities of the town of Dubrovnik harvesting salt was so important that it was already mentioned in 1272 in the Statutes' "regulations concerning salt" which set strict rules for production, sale and transport of Ston's salt. The profit made from selling salt was bigger than the profit made by selling any other foodstuff listed in Dubrovnik's trading fleet. Salt was also a state monopoly, and the duke of Dubrovnik founded a "Salt office" whose task it was to monitor the quality of salt and to run good trading politics.read more
You have chosen a destination and an apartment, room or hotel, found out about the beaches and restaurants, packed your bags and accessories and all that is left is a few recommendations what to visit. In this feature, you can find a list of places we recommend you visit.read more
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