subject: Why Croatia has become a top holiday destination [print this page] Why Croatia has become a top holiday destination
Holiday destinations fall in and out of fashion and favour all the time, often as a result of celebrities' holiday choices, developments that have occurred in a particular city or country, or because a country has been chosen to host a large music, art or sporting event. Croatia, however, appears to be staying the course and since it first secured its reputation as 'the place to go' around the year 2000, more and more people are choosing to fly there and see what all the fuss is about.
Once there, it is plain to see why it has become a top holiday destination. Whether you choose to explore the Dubrovnik Riviera, the wonders of the Adriatic Sea or a stretch of the Dalmatian Coast, you will find pockets of history, culture, fine dining, incredible examples of nature, and much more.
Croatia attracts singles, couples and families with children of all ages, all of whom are searching for something different - whether it's a coastal town with a gorgeous beach, a base from which to explore neighbouring islands and beautiful Montenegro, or simply somewhere different from their usual holiday destinations. The country has a rich history, examples of which can be found scattered throughout its many towns and villages - from the oldest working pharmacy in Europe and the breathtaking Sponza Palace, to the ancient churches and courtyards of the walled island town of Trogir.
Croatia is incredibly easy to get to from the UK, with flights only taking about four hours, and plenty of available escorted tours that include easy and efficient transfers from the airport to your hotel or B&B. These plus points make it a very attractive choice for those with only a few days to spare, and for holidaymakers who don't like travelling for hours and hours to get to their destination. As well as its close proximity to the UK, Croatia offers everything from sandy beaches to winding, walled towns and world-class golfing facilities - in fact, travel experts are predicting that Croatia will soon be one of the top destinations for golfing holidays in Europe.
Those looking for a fascinating taste of history should not miss the UNESCO-listed sites of Kotor in Montenegro and Mostar in Bosnia Herzegovina, both a stone's throw from Croatia itself.
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