Croatia travel guide

What to see, what to eat, when to go and itineraries by real travelers.

What to see in Croatia

The months when this country is one of our destinations of the month.

February
Rijeka10°C
The Rijeka Carnival peaks before Lent, usually in February, with a huge parade and bell-ringing zvončari.
Plitvice Lakes4°C
February frost often turns Plitvice's waterfalls to ice, and the boardwalks are nearly empty.
May
Plitvice Lakes19°C
Spring snowmelt makes the waterfalls roar in May, and the boardwalks are far quieter than in the summer months.
Split19°C
Diocletian's Palace, perfect spring weather and Adriatic islands.
June
Croatia - Hvar28°C
Sun-drenched island, nightlife, and beaches.
July
Zadar29°C
July sunsets over the sea organ are among the Adriatic's finest, with islands and Kornati boat trips close by.
August
Rovinj27°C
Venetian architecture, Istrian cuisine and Adriatic summer charm.
September
Rovinj25°C
The sea is still around 23°C, the summer crowds have gone and the first Istrian truffles reach the menus.
October
Plitvice Lakes16°C
In October the forests around the turquoise lakes turn gold and red, and the boardwalks are far less crowded.
November
Motovun13°C
November is the heart of Istria's white truffle season, with truffle hunts in the forest below the hilltop town.
December
Zagreb5°C
Advent in Zagreb, repeatedly voted Europe's best Christmas market, fills the upper and lower town with lights.

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