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Activities in Croatia
With rugged mountains, indented coast, thousand islands, breezy beaches, outdoor activities, and rich history, Croatia is a great holiday destination for all types of travelers.
In this section of our travel guide, we share all the best activities in Croatia, from the most popular things to do like walking Dubrovnik walls to offbeat places and adrenaline-pumping activities.
Whether you travel solo, as a couple, or as a family with children, here you will find activities for everybody’s style and budget.
Croatia’s karts mountains are ideal for rock climbing, hiking, trekking, or mountaineering. Water sports opportunities are plentiful along the Adriatic coast, while speedy rivers hide beautiful sites for white water rafting and kayaking. And if you would rather explore historic old towns, Croatia won’t let you down either. Ancient cities of Dubrovnik, Porec, Split, Trogir have a lot to offer for anybody interested in history and culture.
You can use the map below to check activities in a specific destination in Croatia that you are planning to visit. Or, just use our blogs below and get inspired for your next Croatia trip!
Croatia Festivals 2017
It is time to update you on Croatia Festivals that will take place in 2017 in Croatia. All the festivals for 2017 have been confirmed by now, so this overview should be pretty reliable.
Snorkeling in Croatia
When I think about snorkeling in Croatia, two stories come to my mind immediately. And they are just slightly connected with snorkeling in Croatia.
Five experiences to have in just one day in inland Istria
We've been invited by Share Istria team to join their two-day tour of inland Istria and help them promote the Share Istria project.
What to do in Porec: Parenzana Train Ride
Parenzana Train Ride is no longer available. However, the Parenzana trail is still there if you are interested in hiking or cycling it.
Parenzana is a name of a 123-kilometer long narrow gauge railway which used to connect Porec in Croatia with Trieste in Italy. The Parenzana train service ran from 1902 to 1935. The railway was a lifeline for villages in Istria, that were on the Parenzana route.
What to see in Porec Croatia
Lately we've attended a couple of workshops and lectures about Porec past. Seriously, this town tells stories; like the fact that even in Roman times, people kept fish farms in today's Tarska Vala; or how Porec got seriously bombed during the WWII due to its shallow seas – curious?! Porec is a small town with barely 15.000 people but its old town is full of wonderful historical and cultural sights worth exploring.