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Croatia

Croatia

Croatia and the rest on the sea for European tourists are almost words-synonyms. The nature of Croatia and its sea coast is considered to be one of the most environmentally friendly places in Europe.

Numerous resorts of Croatia are mainly located in on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. Cleanness of the Croatian Adriatic Sea has become a proverb a long time ago. To spend a truly healthy holiday, to Croatia every year come to rest at sea connoisseurs from all over Europe. According to a survey conducted by the Association of European tour operators, Croatia is recognized as the best area in Europe both of the cost of service and its quality.

The most famous resorts on the Croatian coast of the Adriatic Sea are Istria, Split and Dubrovnik. During the last few years these resorts were in great demand among the tourists from Western Europe, particularly among visitors from England. Sometimes in сonnection with a huge interest in Croatia, many hotels stop selling seats long before the start of the season.Not only the rest on the resorts, but also on the islands near the coast is very popular. In the biggest demand among the tourists are Elafit islands near Dubrovnik.

The capital of Croatia, Zagreb is an ancient city with founded 9 centuries ago. Zagreb is often called a city of museums as the concentration of cultural institutions here is bigger than anywhere else in the world. Among the most famous museums in Zagreb are: the Gallery of Modern Art and Old Masters, the Archaeological Museum, the Ethnographic museum and many other museums both large and small.

This is a proved fact that Croatia had an opportunity to relax both mentally and physically. You only have to make sure this by yourself. The best hotels and resorts of Croatia, its attractions and cultural treasures are at your service. Travel Agencies of Croatia will be happy to assist you in choosing the optimal combination of price and quality.


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