Reiseführer Kroatien

Croatia has become one of the most popular holiday destinations in the Mediterranean. It offers an incredible variety of vacation options with the green peninsula of Istria, the rugged coastline of the Kvarner Bay and Dalmatia, a multitude of offshore islands, as well as a magnificent mountainous landscape near the sea, the historic capital Zagreb, and the Slavonian hinterland. In addition to beachgoers and families, active travelers such as sailors, divers, hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers will also find plenty to enjoy here.

Follow our author Werner Lips through the magnificent streets of Dubrovnik's old town. Take Zagreb's funicular to enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of Croatia's capital from the Upper Town. Try dumplings and local wines in a small konoba or grilled anchovies in the coastal towns. Experience the waterfalls from the Winnetou films in Plitvice Lakes National Park and the elegant ambiance of the waterfront promenade in Opatija. Discover the approximately 150 practically uninhabited Kornati islands in the country's largest national park, a paradise for divers and sailors, and relax in the spectacular bays and rocky beaches of the Croatian Adriatic.

Each chapter of the travel guide begins with a double page that presents the contents along with an overview map of the region, highlights, and page references. Color-coded page number boxes corresponding to the chapters make it easier to navigate the book. Of course, the travel guide includes tried-and-true practical tips on travel questions from A to Z. The expanded preface contains overview pages with descriptions of all regions, a yearly overview of festivals and events, route suggestions, and personal top tips from the author. Additionally, there is detailed information on the history, culture, and traditions of this region. A small Croatian language guide facilitates conversation on-site.