Croatia

Season Guide

Winter (December – February): Cold and wet inland, mild along the Adriatic coast with occasional snow in mountainous areas.

Spring (March – May): Mild and sunny, ideal for sightseeing with blooming landscapes and calmer seas.

Summer (June – August): Hot and dry, particularly along the coast. Perfect for beaches and sailing.

Autumn (September – November): Warm early on, gradually cooler and wetter with fewer tourists and vibrant autumn colours inland.

Top Regions To Visit

Dubrovnik

The iconic “Pearl of the Adriatic,” Dubrovnik blends medieval city walls, terracotta rooftops and hidden stairways which lead to quiet terraces above the sea.

Split

A vibrant coastal city anchored by Diocletian’s Palace, blending Roman architecture with boutique cafés, local markets and access to lesser-known islands.

Hvar

An island of vineyards, lavender fields and quiet beaches, anchored by a historic harbour town and a 16th-century fortress.

Plitvice Lakes

A UNESCO-listed national park of tiered lakes and waterfalls, linked by boardwalks and trails through dense woodland, offering immersive encounters with Croatia’s natural landscape.

Rovinj

A coastal Istrian town of cobblestone streets and colourful harbourfront buildings, with small galleries, local eateries and a working fishing port providing a sense of daily life.

Unforgettable Experiences

Take a private tour of Diocletian’s Palace in Split and access less-visited areas while learning about its architecture.

Sail to secluded islands off the Dalmatian coast and stop at tiny bays and quiet beaches.

Visit an ancient olive oil mill in Istria and taste estate-produced oils with local breads.

Kayak and hike the Cetina River Canyon with family-friendly sections and scenic stops.

Explore the medieval town of Motovun and enjoy truffle tastings, art shops and hilltop views.

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Our Favourite Places To Stay

Maslina Resort

Hvar

Maslina Resort is a seaside retreat on Hvar Island with minimalist Mediterranean design, pine‑covered hills and Adriatic views. Guests can relax in villas or rooms with terraces or pools, enjoy the beach club, spa and wellness programmes, and savour fresh Mediterranean cuisine in a serene coastal setting.

Meneghetti Wine Hotel & Winery

Bale

Set among vineyards and olive groves, Meneghetti Wine Hotel & Winery blends rustic charm with refined accommodation. Guests can enjoy estate wines, olive‑oil tastings and seasonal Mediterranean cuisine, then unwind with spa treatments, pool time or a trip to a private Adriatic beach, creating a serene countryside escape.

Hotel Vestibul Palace

Split

Hotel Vestibul Palace sits within the ancient walls of Diocletian's Palace in Split. It's suites merge historic stone walls and original arches with contemporary furnishings and a striking glass‑roof lobby. Guests can enjoy a cosy restaurant, wine cellar and bar, whilst being able to also step outside directly into Split’s old‑town lanes and waterfront; ideal for those who want history and culture at their doorstep

Hotel Bellevue Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik

Perched 30 metres above the Adriatic, with floor‑to‑ceiling windows and balconies framing views of Miramare Bay. Guests can use the spa, swim in the heated indoor pool, or stroll down to the pebble beach while enjoying refined Mediterranean cuisine at the cliff‑side restaurants. Minutes from Dubrovnik’s UNESCO‑listed Old Town, the hotel balances coastal calm with easy access to the city’s heritage and nightlife.

San Canzian

Istria

Set among olive groves and vineyards in Istria, San Canzian is a boutique retreat built within a restored medieval hamlet. Guests can enjoy Michelin-recommended dining, estate olive-oil and wine tastings and peaceful time by the pool or spa. Rustic stone buildings, modern interiors and countryside views create a stay that feels both authentic and refined.

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