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CROATIA COOL


Gorgeous beaches, idyllic islands, mountains and scented pine forests. It’s time to visit the Dalmatian coast


natural beauty. It is also one of the sunniest spots across the whole Mediterranean with quiet crystal clear waters with an abundance of undersea life. The white sandy beaches are some of the finest in the Mediterranean and when moving more inland, the quizzical visitor can stumble across some of Europe’s finest Roman ruins.


C DUBROVNIK


Located in the south of Croatia, Dubrovnik is one of the most significant historical centres of in Europe, becoming a member of the UNESCO list of World Cultural Heritage in 1979. Upon entering into the fantastical history of Dubrovnik you`ll discover how this city gave rise to the term ‘Freedom’.


HVAR


Hvar today is considered as one of the 10 most beautiful islands in the world. The coastal town of, ‘Stari Grad’ is one of the oldest (384BC) in Europe listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site. As a safe harbour for visiting sailors, the town is surrounded with pine forests and enjoys a cool breeze during the summer months.


SPLIT


Split is one of the busiest ports in Croatia. The most famous landmark, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site called Dicoletian Palace which includes the temple of Jupiter. If you visit the main city’s market called ‘Pazar’, you will taste and sense the fragrance and dive into the joyful temperament of local Dalmatian and Mediterranean culture.


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roatia is a diverse country of natural beauty with over 1185 islands. With over 10% of the territory protected as a National Park, UNESCO have also listed many areas of


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