The New York Times has spotlighted one gorgeous Croatian beach among its ranking of six of the best European beaches this year.

Situated along the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, the Balkan country is home to more than 1,000 islands and islets of which just 47 are inhabited.A record 21.3 million tourists flocked to Croatia ...

Head beyond the Dalmatian coast to Lošinj, where pine forests and sunshine have been offering respite for more than a century ...

Today Vis’s chief claims to fame are Stiniva beach and Mamma Mia! — the 2018 sequel was filmed here — but millennia ago, Caesar described Croatia’s furthest inhabited island as “the most ...

Croatia's most exciting beach can be found at the southernmost tip of Istria, on the Kamenjak Peninsula, a national park, which dribbles into the sea for nearly four miles before ending in 70-foot ...

Sandy beaches are rare in Croatia, but Rab has them. The town itself looks pretty dramatic from the water—stone towers and steep roofs—but once you’re inside, it feels more lived-in.

Days 7-8: Brač & Vis Brač, Dalmatia’s largest island, also has Croatia’s most photographed beach — the uniquely V-shaped Zlatni Rat. But while crowds flock to the beach and its nearest ...

You’d be forgiven for never hearing of Korčula, Croatia—a small Dalmatian island of just 106 square miles, neatly tucked beneath the country’s sprawling coastline, home to some of the best ...

Hvar, one of Croatia’s many islands, is just a two-hour ferry ride from Split. The main spot, Hvar Town, is known as a party destination with tourists pouring in during the summer months to go ...

Today Vis’s chief claims to fame are Stiniva beach and Mamma Mia! — the 2018 sequel was filmed here — but millennia ago, Caesar described Croatia’s furthest inhabited island as “the most ...