Kvarner, Croatia
Sheltered by soaring mountains, the Kvarner Gulf has long been loved by visitors attracted by the mild Mediterranean climate and clean clear blue waters of the Adriatic.
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Rijeka
Located in the very heart of the Kvarner Gulf, Rijeka is the largest trading port and the second largest city in Croatia. It is also the home of Croatia’s biggest ferry liner.
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Baška
Baška is the southernmost part of the Island of Krk. It is known for its old town, churches and beaches.
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Cres
One of the largest but least developed of Croatia's islands, the relatively untouched gem of Cres offers a quiter time than many of Kvarners other resorts.
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Delnice
Delnice is the largest settlement in the mountainous region of Gorski Kotar. Town is proud of its active culture, with walking and jogging being most popular activities.
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Dobrinj
Dobrinj is the earliest settlement on the island of Krk, dating to the pre-Roman period. This hilltop town has four Medieval castles and was previously a centre of literacy.
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Fužine
Voted the cutest and the friendliest town in Gorski Kotar, with rich gastronomic offer. Its densely forested natural surroundings can be explored by cycling, hiking, horseback or on a tourist train.
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Goli Otok
This uninhabited island with white shell of the abandoned prison adorning the cliffs has notorious history as a home to the only political prison ever to exist in socialist Yugoslavia.
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Ilovik
Due to its abundance of flora including the oleander, bougainvillea, palms and wild roses Ilovik is dubbed the Island of Flowers, but its distinctive feature are the tall eucalyptus trees.
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Krk
The Island of Krk is the largest in Croatia. Be sure to visit the quaint romanesque cathedral in Krk Town and also taste some great wine made with the local Zlahtina grape.
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Jablanac
Located underneath the Velebit ranges, Jablanac boasts the lowest mountaineering hut in Europe at 20m above sea level. Beside stunning scenery, local attraction is the Zavratnica inlet.
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Lake Bajer
Bajer is one of several artificial lakes formed to sustain water in Gorski Kotar - a region with the highest annual rainfall. The placid lake is an ideal spot for water based activities.
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Lake Lokvarsko
Resting in a leafy and romantic setting at the foot of Risnjak Mountain, Lake Lokve is an artificial lake created by flooding of a vast valley during the 1954’s construction of the dam.
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Lopar
Situated on the Island of Rab this place is known for its exceptional natural treasure of 22 sandy beaches dotted along the indented coastline.
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Lovran
Located in the centre of the Liburnian Riviera and connected to nearby Opatija by a 12 km long coastal promenade known as the Lungomare, Lovran is a popular seaside resort and a natural sanatorium.
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Lun
Located on the northern most tip of the island of Pag, Lun is a well known olive-growing region. Scattered with Olive Trees (some 1,500 years old) it is blanketed by the azure of the Adriatic Sea.
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Mali Lošinj
Mali Lošinj is often referred as the heart of the island of vitality. Best known for its therapeutic climate and colourful houses overlooking a sheltered bay. This seafaring town is a popular resort.
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Malinska
Malinska is located in a bay on the northwestern part of Krk Island. It has a long tradition in tourism, dating back to 19th century. With rich fauna, it is popular with tourists and hunters alike.
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Mandre
Mandre is a great place for a peaceful getaway. This quiet fishing village has rocky and sandy beaches, lush vegetation and crystal clear seas.
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Martinšćica
The second largest settlement on the Island of Cres, Martinšćica is situated along a large bay. It is a favourite among seafood lovers, fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers.
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Mošćenička Draga
Mošćenička Draga is a charming resort town situated near the town of Opatija. Tourists are attracted by its mild Mediterranean climate, beautiful nature, clear waters and gastronomic delights.
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Njivice
This small fishing place on the Island of Krk has evolved into a thriving tourist destination with beautiful beaches, pine tree forests, mild climate and modern accommodation capacities.
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Novalja
Novalja is the most popular tourist resort on the island of Pag. With a rich cultural and historical heritage, in the summer, visitors enjoy music and arts festivals and beach parties on Zrće beach.
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Olib
Olib, located on the western coast of the Island of Olib is a great place for a tranquil holiday. Many valuable archaeological sites can be visited on the island.
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Omišalj
A small resort & harbour. Be sure to visit Dubec park and the remains of the early Christian basilica from the 15th century. Gastronomy enthusiasts can savour delicacies and specialties of the island.
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Opatija
Opatija has earned its reputation as the 'Nice of the Adriatic' and it's not surprising why. Opatija is located at the foot of Mt Učka, amongst lush foliage and green lavish parks.
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Osor
Osor is a small port town on the island of Cres. It lies in a narrow channel that separates islands Cres and Lošinj, which was built during the Roman era. Now the islands are connected by bridge.
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Pag
The rocky island with few trees is commonly referred to as the island of “Lace, Party and Cheese.” The island's main town Pag is known for its narrow streets and intimately close stone homes.
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Punat
Punat is a dreamy coastal village on the island of Krk. It is well known and proud of its olive growing tradition, it is a great pick for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of busy life.
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Rab
Enchanting Rab Town, characterised by four elegant bell towers rising from the ancient stone streets. Wander its old quarter and escape to nearly deserted beaches just a quick boat ride away.
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Risnjak NP
Comprised of multiple mountain peaks (the highest is 1528m above sea level!) Risnjak NP is a haven for activity seekers. From Rijeka take a day trip and enjoy some hiking and mountain biking.
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Suha Punta
Suha Punta is among the most beautiful parts of Rab Island. Covered in a lush forest, with pebble stone and rocky beaches it is ideal for bikers who can ride in the shade all the way to the beach.
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Susak
Susak is the only island in the Adriatic completely made of sand. So no rocky beaches here! It is also not covered by trees but almost entirely by reed and bamboo.
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Veli Lošinj
The entire town of Veli Lošinj is dotted with cultural and historical monuments. The heart of this town is seen in the picturesque painted rowhouses along the waterline, overtopped by cypress trees.
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Vrbnik
Vrbnik is undoubtedly one of the most famous Croatian villages. As with the other castles on the island, Vrbnik too is, situated high up on a cliff that literally dives into the sea.
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Zeleni Vir
This famous tourist destination is a protected natural reserve which is endowed with the exceptional beauty. In the forests around Zeleni Vir live various animals such as deer, wild boar and bears.