Plitvice is still the crown-jewel national park of Croatia, despite it being the very first ever reserve assigned protective status. One look at the spellbinding maze of sensational lakes and waterfalls and you will soon understand the accolade is no exaggeration.
It’s far too easy to call Krka a ‘smaller version of Plitvice’ yet this moniker is far too dismissive of the incredible and unique appeal this gem holds. Yes, the two parks share the same geology so yes, you will see a series of waterfalls feeding ethereal lakes, all framed by limestone peaks. Yet given Krka is smaller and less crowded (because it is simply lesser-known) a visit here can be even more rewarding. This is especially true in July and August, when Plitvice can get insanely crowded.
The Kornati Archipelago is yet another UNESCO-listed source of pride in Croatia. It encompasses almost 90 blissfully uninhabited and drop-dead-gorgeous islands which hug the central coastline, just off the coast of Zadar.
Marvelous Mljet is one of the most popular inclusions on yacht charters from/to Dubrovnik but can be included on any Dalmatian Coast itinerary.
The beauty of Croatia attracts many yacht owners as well as the yachting enthusiast, therefore it makes Croatia one of the best places offering such a wide range of yachts.
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