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Medieval walled cities, the bluest water in Europe and an island-hopping circuit that's genuinely hard to leave.
Croatia has become one of Europe's most popular summer destinations, and for good reason. The Adriatic coast has the clearest water on the continent. Dubrovnik's city walls are among the most spectacular medieval architecture in the world. The islands — Hvar, Brač, Vis, Korčula — form one of the great sailing and island-hopping circuits in Europe.
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The medieval walls and every Game of Thrones filming location.
Blue Cave, Pakleni Islands and the most beautiful Adriatic coves.
The UNESCO turquoise waterfall system.
Three islands, traditional lunch and swimming in inaccessible coves.
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Croatia in July–August is very expensive. May and September are the same Adriatic with 40% lower prices.
The Jadrolinija ferry from Split to the islands is extremely cheap — book ahead for July–August as cars take priority
Dubrovnik cruise ships arrive 9am–5pm. Visit the walls at 8am opening or after 6pm.
Konoba (traditional restaurant) outside the tourist centres charge half the price for better food
Hvar Town is the most expensive island — Stari Grad on the same island is quieter and authentic