Istria

The peninsula of Istria has arguably the best tourism infrastructure in Croatia. With over 430 kilometers of coastline and a myriad of vineyards, forests and walled hill villages, it is easy to see why tourists tend to migrate to this part of Croatia's countryside.

Pula: Visiting Pula will remind you of the Roman architecture found all over Italy, considered a favorite of the Roman armies, it was once considered an administrative headquarters. With the massive Roman Amphitheater, seen from any point in the city, you will be awe struck by it's enormity. Be sure to also visit the Triumphal arch of Sergius, which is the creation of combination of many artists and architects, Michaeangelo himself has even studied this monument.

Porec: The highlight of visiting this city lies mostly around the Euphrasian Basilica, which is a UNESCO world heritage site. Built between 543 and 554 a.d. By Bishop Eupharsius, the basilica has nine naves, or marble columns which were imported from Constantinople. It is a popular place for those interested in the religious history of Croatia, with it's many mosaics, the basilica houses an entire story created in art, with Christ on his throne surrounded by his twelve apostles at the very top.

Rovinj: This city is one of the most prized cities in Croatia and well known for it's romantic atmosphere and endearing charm.It considered be the top place to visit when you are in the country. Also famous for it's scuba diving, many people flock here to visit the famous Baron Gaustsch ship wreck, located just off the island.

Dalmatia

Dalmatia is an amazing region, lined by mountains on one side and a long string of beaches and islands, there is a lot in a small area. With Dubrovnik being the most popular tourist spot in Europe and the towns of Trogir and Split following not too far behind, it is clear why this area is so popular.

Kornati Islands National Park - although you'll need to arrange an excursion for this, you shouldn't miss it. The Kornati islands consist of 147 uninhabited islands divided between private owners in the cities of Murter and Dugi Otok.