Motovun
Motovun rises above the Mirna valley, with a stone square and bell tower at its centre. Come for the outlook, but leave time for the buildings within.
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Cavtat
Cavtat sits between the Rat and Sustjepan peninsulas, its harbour recalling the Dubrovnik Republic. Seaside walks form as much of a visit as its cultural stops.
Samobor
Samobor starts with coffee and kremšnita around King Tomislav Square, then leads towards its old castle and wooded hills. Choose a town break or add a climb.
Osijek
Follow the Drava, look up on Europska avenija and leave time for Tvrđa. Osijek gives a city break room to breathe.
Umag
Umag combines a small harbour town with a strong tennis identity. Mix the waterfront, town museum and nearby Savudrija for an active day in northwestern Istria.
Hum
A tiny Istrian town with an outsized story: a remarkable gate, Glagolitic lettering and a road that turns an alphabet into a landscape.
Split's waterfront and palace.
Split
Discover Split through Diocletian's Palace, the Riva waterfront and Marjan's wooded slopes, where Roman heritage remains woven into everyday city life.
Đakovo
Start with St Peter’s Cathedral, then choose a closer look at Đakovo’s Lipizzaners. The city and the pastures of Ivandvor belong to the same day, with a little planning.
Senj
Senj connects the sea, Velebit and Nehaj fortress above its historic centre. Explore the cathedral in town, then climb towards the fort for a different coastal perspective.
Aerial view of Hvar.
Hvar
Start Hvar at Saint Stephen’s Square, continue through the Arsenal and historic theatre, then look towards Fortica. Island town life unfolds among substantial architectural landmarks.
Prožurska Luka
A waterfront village on Mljet, outside the national park.
Aerial view of Rovinj.
Rovinj
Follow the waterfront from fishing boats towards Saint Euphemia, then swap stone lanes for Golden Cape. Rovinj makes room for town life, maritime heritage and swimming.
