Croatia features an impressive coastline nestled between the walls of ancient ruins and towns. It also boasts thousands of smaller islands.
No wonder this gem of a country is known as Central Europe’s Riviera. But when visiting this country, you might need a few tips to make the best of the pebbled beaches and ancient history.
Check out this Croatia travel guide for all the information you need and more.
If you’re not visiting Croatia's coastal regions, it’s easy to travel by train or bus.
There are two types of trains, a slower one that stops at every station and a faster intercity train. The intercity train is slightly more expensive, though.
Buses are also a great way to get around unless you’re visiting rural areas where bus travel is rare, and they often don’t run over the weekends.
Remember to plan ahead as you’ll need a ticket before boarding the bus, and buses frequently run during the peak hours of early morning and early afternoon to serve the locals’ needs.
If you want to do island hopping, you must use a ferry. Luckily, there are many ferries to serve this exact need. We also enjoyed that most ferries provide a kiosk with snacks and drinks on board.
