The Croatian seaside is well populated by beaches and islands that showcase nature in all its beauty, glory and glamour. As islands are numerous here, so are waterfalls. The nature parks and Croatian national parks are equally in abundance; consequently, no dull moment all through your sojourn in this country.
The National Parks
There are up to eight national parks in Croatia; four among them are not far from the coast; these four are Krka, Brijuni, Mljet, and the Kornati. The Plitvice Lakes is located in the mountain areas, but, it is one national park you should visit, considering its status as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Krka has up to seven waterfalls, making it a natural cast phenomenon. The unique beauty of Brijuni also sets it apart.
Great Cities And Monuments
Moreover, the coastal region is dotted by cities of world importance; in fact, some of these cities are listed as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. The cities are distinct due to their distinctive display of the Croatian cultural heritage. Some of the cities of importance are Dubrovnik, Split, and Pula, Korcula, Hvar, Pag, Gothic Sibenik, Zadar, and Trogir. Their Romanesque buildings, antique monuments, and baroque streets will win you over.
Split, for example, plays host to the Diocletian Palace, which is an ancient palace erected at the beginning of the 4th century AD for the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Monuments and churches are also numerous here with each of them bearing testimonies of age long histories, which seem to re-echo each time the church bells ring.
Night-outs
Croatia is not just an ancient country known for old monuments; it also has fun places for a sweet night-out experience. Night life, music, parties, and concerts are in abundance here, making nightlife highly interesting in this city that mixes the old time Mediterranean lifestyle with modernity. Modern resorts located here are ever inviting and very popular across Europe. Nightclubs and cafes can be seen dotting the cities and their night streets, with people enjoying themselves, both old and young. The Tequila Bar Beach is one place made perfect by nature for a night-out experience.
Other night-out spots worthy of note in the Croatian seaside are Byblos and Villa Club. Disco Club Pirates and Vboa club are ever ready to welcome you with open arms. Additionally, the night-time fun is never ending; it extends till dawn!
Restaurants And Accommodations
The restaurants in the cities along the Croatian coastline serve continental and traditional foods and drinks.
Some of the unique dishes you can find in the restaurants across the coast include fresh cheese with cream, Cesnjovke from Zagori or Samobor, Kulen from Slovenia, sheep cheese, cheese from Lika or Pag, Istrian Prosciutto and many others.
As far as great restaurants go, you will surely find some amazing places at the seaside of Labin, Porec, Novigrad, Livade, and Pula.
Finally, there are 3, 4 and 5-star hotels located in Croatian seaside cities. The prices vary, depending on the standard and the services provided. Some of the more prominent are: Hotel Croatia Cavtat, Hotel Dubrovnik Palace, D-Resort Sibenik, Falkensteiner Family Hotel Diadora, Hotel Bellevue Dubrovnik and many others.
The Croatian seaside cities and places should be among your choice sites for vacation. The cities, monuments and the resident cultures in display here are certain to take you back in time in the most alluring manner. I hope that this write-up has helped you to learn more about the various great sights and cities that dot the Croatian seaside, as well as giving you an idea of Croatia real estate. It is a wonderful and colorful country, blessed with a great climate, rich cultural heritage, and pleasant people. That alone is an invitation enough to visit and experience everything by yourself.
