25 + 1 reasons why Croatia

It’s often possible to ski in the mountains and swim in the sea the same day

..or is it not? If you take an “of the beaten path”, there you will not find Europe, only the Balkans

Rivers Zrmanja, Krupa, Krka, Kupa, Cetina … most of them are drinkable along their entire length

Hiking in Croatia is something you need to try.

Croatia has 78 inhabited islands, 524 smaller islands and 642 islets and reefs and is rightly called “the country of 1000 islands”.

Plitvice Lakes are under UNESCO protection, and one of the few top world tourist destinations. Many do not know that Plitvice are most beautiful in winter!

Almost 100% of the Croatian coast is characterized by excellent purity! Adriatic Sea temperatures range from 22 to 25 ° C in summer and 5 to 15 ° C in winter time.

When caught unprepared, one will blow you away, another will make you go mad. Croatian winds tend to be quite tricky if you do not know how to deal with them

When they have enough water, Croatian rivers are great for rafting

Not to say all, but most Croatian rivers are perfect for kayaking and canoeing!

Because of impressive diversity, Croatian coast and islands are perfect for sea-kayak expeditions

Hundreds of amazing routes and even more untouched, wild, remote areas. If you are lucky enough to tumble into an old mountain village,ask for domestic food…

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You can jump into caves with a parachute, see endemic species or natures work of art. Croatia underground has a real fortune!

Skradin, Kornati, Mljet, Vis, Hvar, Dubrovnik, Brac, Split, Trogir … Everyone knows that Croatia is one of the world’s most popular sailing destinations.

When you run short of wind, take a paddle and go. Because of all we’ve said earlier Croatia is top destination for stand up paddling.

Cowboy Adventure is carefully tailored week-long program to liven your spirit and engage your body

The wildlife underwater is “breathtaking”. Transparency is much higher than in other seas, and is up to 56 meters.

Brač and Viganj, due to the excellent conditions they offer, are the best places in Croatia for wind and kite surfing

Faust, Croatian inventor from the 16th century, was responsible for the development of the parachute we know today! Today you can jump more or less the whole of Croatia. View of Velebit Mountain on one side and the islands on the other hand, is magnificent!

Croatia is, of course, perfect for paragliding. There are many landscaped paragliding airfield

There are many popular places for BASE jumping. Rock Anica Kuk in the Paklenica, Red Lake in Imotski, Klis above Split, numerous skyscrapers in Zagreb… and some jump in caves on Velebit

Robert Pecnik, Croat of course, designed the B.A.S.E. pouch, and special secondary pilot chute pocket with Velcro bridle attachment that allows for quick and clean pulls on base jumps with a wing-suit.

Zip Line on Cetina river in Croatia is one of most popular summer attraction in Omiš area

Balkans or the so-called “Europe’s Mongolia” is a new top adventure motorcycle destination. Did we already say that Croatia was in the Balkans, or not?

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