Croatia, half seawater, half epic, from the ancient city of Quan You to the Mediterranean secrets, here can satisfy all your fantasies about Europe! Hurry up and collect, come on a spontaneous trip to Croatia this summer! 💙
🌟 Recommended travel routes
Zagreb → Plitvice Lakes National Park → Zadar → Split → Hvar Island → Dubrovnik.
🌟 Recommended must visit attractions 🌟
one ️⃣ Dubrovnik
📍 The real-life location of “King’s Landing City”: Strolling through the medieval city walls, overlooking the stunning panoramic view of the red tiles and blue sea, and experiencing the shock of the same game as “Game of Thrones”! Recommended to climb the fortress of Rovirinak at sunset and shoot epic blockbusters.
📍 Diocletian Palace: blending ancient Roman ruins with modern life, the underground maze and bell tower are must see locations, and the night lights make it even more mysterious·
two ️⃣ Zagreb
📍 Heartbreak Museum: The World’s First Museum with the Theme of Breakups
📍 St. Mark’s Church: Colorful mosaic roof resembling a fairy tale.
three ️⃣ Zadar
📍 Sea Breeze Piano Salute to the Sun: The waves play a natural melody, and the solar panels transform into a “light and shadow theater” at sunset, bringing full romantic value.
four ️⃣ Split
📍 Diocletian Palace Ruins: a 1700 year old Roman palace that is now a gathering place for cafes and markets.
📍 Hvar Island: Lavender fields and sapphire waters complement each other, rent a yacht to explore the blue cave and experience the “same style of luxury” vacation experience
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📍 Pulitewice Lake Group National Park (Sixteen Lakes): “Jiuzhaigou Valley Scenic and Historic Interest Area in Europe”, 16 emerald lakes connected with waterfalls, wooden plank roads shuttling through primitive forests, beautiful in all seasons (ice falls in winter are fantastic)
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📍 Krka National Park: Swimming under the Waterfall! Compared to Sixteen Lakes, it is more niche, with a seven story waterfall group and hiking route, making it the preferred choice for cool summer weather.
📅 Trip planning
Day 1: Zagreb → St. Mark’s Church → Heartbreak Museum → Dolac Market → Yarachi Square
Day 2: Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary → Loterszchakta → Mimara Museum
Day 3: Zagreb → Plitvice Lakes National Park (Sixteen Lakes) Day 4: Zadar → Ruins of Ancient Roman Square → Church of St. Donatus → Steps to the Seawind Piano
Day 5: Kelka National Park
Day 6: Split → Diocletian Palace → Republic Square
Day 7: Split → Hvar Island
Day 8: Hvar Island → Split → Dubrovnik → Ancient City Wall → Rovirinak Fortress
Day 9: St. Bryce Cathedral → Pillar Gate Statue → Locrum Island
Day 10: Return journey
🚌 Traffic
🔸 Inter city transportation: Zagreb → Lake Sixteen → Zadar → Split → Dubrovnik, full bus (Flixbus/Eurolines), tickets can be booked in advance in Omio.
🔸 Island hopping tour: The ferry from Split to Hvar Island is operated by Jadrolinija, with a one-way journey of about 2 hours.
