Croatian islands and coastal towns Travel guide Michael Müller Verlag

Croatia is a country of islands. There are more than a thousand islands located off the over 1,700 km long mainland coastline of the Adriatic Sea. Many of these are small and uninhabited. Others, such as Cres, Krk, and Pag, have been inhabited since ancient times and have long made a name for themselves in European tourism. In addition to beautiful beaches, they attract visitors with charming fishing villages and evidence of a long and rich cultural history. On the mainland, large port cities await rediscovery. Rijeka, Zadar, and Dubrovnik, with their medieval or Venetian-influenced centers, offer a truly memorable experience. In 684 pages, Lore Marr-Bieger shares her most beautiful and exciting detailed information.