Many travelers  are captivated by the beauty of Croatia finding it as  a place of true inspiration.
It has the highest number of UNESCO listed cultural sites of any European country, a host of eight national parks and many others nature reserves, a spectacular coastline of over one thousand islands and breathtaking limestone landscape that has given a Croatian name to the study of topography: karst scenery.

The Adriatic coastline of Croatia acts as a magnet to visitors and turist from all over the world. On the other hand, the beautiful natural lakes, high waterfalls and deep cave systems await the traveller to explore the interior of this crescent-shaped country that borders Slovenia to the north, Hungary to the northeast, Serbia to the east, and Montenegro and Bosnia- Herzegovina to the southeast.

Influenced by both sides the Balkans and Central Europe throughout its long history Croatia bursts with rich cultural heritage over thousand medieval castles sprinkled all over the country and many ancient coastal towns, most of them  form Roman times. Diversity of landscapes, local cousine, wine rich valleys, quirky festivals and charming villages wait also to be discovered.