Traveling to and around Croatia
Getting around Croatia is aided massively due
to its excellent bus service. Bus stops are located
in even some of the smaller Croatian towns and
villages. Longer bus journeys are made to be very
comfortable and comes at a very reasonable price.
Another popular way of traveling is on Croatia’s
train network. Although the train network isn’t
as vast as the Bus it still serves a valuable
method of travel. Comparing prices with other
Western European services tickets are in-expensive.
If you want to go it alone on your holiday and
have the freedom to explore then you could also
rent a car. It is said to be a little pricier
than car hire can be in similar countries. All
the major car hire company’s exist in Croatia
so you can be sure that you are not being taken
for a ride.
Major airports are Zagreb, Pula, Split, Dubrovnik
and Rijeka Airport.
Currency used in Croatia
Croatian currency is the Kuna – means marten
which is a weasel like creature – fur was
used as currency back in the day.
Cash and ATM machines are freely available in
all good hotels and resorts – makes bringing
money easier. You will be able to choose your
language. Could be a small service charge but
this depends on your specific bank terms.
Accommodation in Croatia
All types of accommodation are available to you
when visiting Croatia. Accommodation to match
any budget, ranging from Villas, hostels, hotels
and campsites.
Holiday Activities
Wide choice of holiday activities available to
fill your holiday.
Walking/Hiking Holidays to
Croatia
There are many natural trails and picturesque
walks to suit keen walkers in the national parks.
Croatia s most popular tourist attraction is the
National Park of Plitvice Lakes. Its even possible
to stay within the Park as there are three hotels
or camping sites. Fancy waking up and being surrounded
by such nature beauty.
Situated between the coast of Zadar and The
capital city ( Zagreb) the beauty that the national
park has to offer has to be seen to be believed.
Within the national park are 16 lakes that all
connect to each other by flowing waterfalls. All
set in a back drop of deep woodland and valley
cliff tops. The largest of all the water falls
is the Veliki Slap which is a ore inspiring 70
meters tall.
The Plitvice Lakes National Park
is open 8am to 7pm in the summer season, but is
open all year round as well.
| Adult Admission Fee |
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| Holiday Months |
Prices |
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| November – April |
6 euros |
| May & June |
10 euros |
| September & October |
10 euros |
| July & August |
12 euros |
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Children under 7 can enter the park for free.
Those aged between 7 – 18 receive a cheaper
ticket to those above. There are other group prices
which can lower the price and additional tours
guides can be booked to show you around and show
you the most scenic areas to visit.
Because of its length of coast line Croatia
is ideal for your sailing holiday. Not to forget
to mention the many island and ports where you
can stop and sample the local cuisine. Charter
you own sailing boat with or with a skipper on
hand to help you. There are many companies with
searval options open to you if your interested
in a sailing holiday.
Water Sports on your Holiday in Croatia
If you wish to learn to dive then Croatia has
crystal clear waters to learn in. In the Adriantic
sea you can expect to see many artifacts form
both Greek and the Romans past. Some areas are
prohibited to dive in but your local dive centers
can advice you on these area and where the more
pleasurable dive site are situated. Surfing and
wind surfing can are also popular holiday sports
of the coast of Croatia.
More Croatia Holidays
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