Resorts

Tourist tradition of the island of Krk is one of the oldest on the Adriatic. In 1866 the town of Krk issued the first tourist picture postcard through the Society for Improvement of the Town, so that that year is considered to mark the beginning of tourism on the island.

Malinska is the second largest tourist destination on the western coast of the island of Krk, connected to the mainland by the Krcki bridge. It is placed 13 km north of the town of Krk, in a large bay of rich vegetation and several beautiful sandy and pebble beaches. Besides private accommodation, there are hotels, campsites and villas with pools.

Moscenicka Draga, placed in the Rijeka bay, on the eastern coast of Istria, is 13 km from the tourist resort Opatija. Located at the foot of Ucka mountain, in an area known for its mild climate and favorable for health tourism, Moscenicka Draga has become a favorite for family summer holidays. The place is surrounded by dense vegetation and has a 2 km pebble beach ideal for small children.

Opatija, an exclusive holiday resort and the centre of the riviera adorned with modern villas, luxurious hotels and exceptional tourist facilities with a century-long tradition. The enchanting beauty of its nature and a mild climate, the spirit of noble tradition combined with varied recreation and attractions, will make from your visit to this town a memorable summer.

Rabac, placed in a beautiful bay close to Labin, is a tourist center and harbor on the south-east coast of Istria. The bay is known for its beautiful pebble beaches and rich vegetation, while the place itself is known for its wide range of tourist services. In Rabac, a small fishing settlement until the 19th century, many beautiful houses have been built, turning Rabac into a world renown tourist center and health resort.

Rovinj, one of the most beautiful Istrian towns, is situated on the west side of the peninsula, which is a favourite tourist destination. You will be able to see the cultural monuments from Illyrian, Roman, and Venetiantimes, while entertainment attractions will make from your vacation an unique adventure.

Split is the economic and administrative center of Middle Dalmatia, with about 200,000 inhabitants. It is also the jumping-off point for exploration of the coast and islands of the beautiful Croatian Adriatic. The site was first settled when, at the end of the third century AD, the Roman Emperor Diocletian built his palace here.