Croatia is camping country, with large seaside sites in Istria and Kvarner.
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Handpicked by usA Robinson Crusoe escape on Hvar: wooden tents with sea views, hammocks and two small beaches on the doorstep. Solar power, a shared kitchen and a free shuttle from the ferry in Jelsa.
Handpicked by usGlamping under the pines on Pomer Bay, on the site of the old Arena Pomer campsite. Almost two hundred lodge and safari tents with their own bathroom and mostly air conditioning, plus suites with a private hot tub. With a restaurant, beach bars, an outdoor spa with sauna and a windsurfing school. Dogs are welcome and Pula is a quarter of an hour's drive away.
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From boutique hotels in old town palaces to seaside resorts.
View in Split on Booking.com ↗The most popular stay on the coast, often with a kitchen and terrace.
View in Split on Booking.com ↗Stone houses with pools, especially in Istria and on the Dalmatian islands.
View in Split on Booking.com ↗Rooms with local families. Look for the 'Sobe' signs along the road.
View in Split on Booking.com ↗Croatia is camping country, with large seaside sites in Istria and Kvarner.
View in Split on Booking.com ↗Indicative price per night for 2 people in high season: € up to €80 · €€ €80–€150 · €€€ €150–€250 · €€€€ from €250.
A walled old town on the sea, with marble streets and fortresses. Walk the city walls early in the morning, before the cruise ships arrive.
A city that lives inside Emperor Diocletian's palace. The ideal base for ferries to Brač, Hvar and Vis.
The sunniest island in the Adriatic, with lavender fields and a lively harbour. For quiet, head to Stari Grad and Jelsa.
Sixteen turquoise lakes linked by waterfalls and wooden boardwalks. Arrive before 8 am or after 4 pm for the quietest trails.
A capital of café culture, markets and Habsburg architecture. In December the city becomes one of Europe's best Christmas markets.
Pastel houses on an Istrian peninsula, crowned by the church of St Euphemia. Pair it with truffles and olive oil from the hinterland.
A Roman amphitheatre in the middle of a port city, still used for concerts and film festivals. To the south lies the wild Kamenjak peninsula with empty coves.
Croatia's largest port city, with a lively Korzo, Trsat Castle high above town and a strong beer and culture scene. An ideal base for Opatija, Istria and the islands of the Kvarner Gulf.
Roman ruins, the Sea Organ and the coast's most famous sunset. Close to Krka National Park and the Kornati islands too.
A medieval town laid out like a fishbone, surrounded by vineyards of grk and pošip. Local tradition claims it as Marco Polo's birthplace.