Trip To Croatia: How To Travel And Other Tips For a Perfect Vacation

• By Air
  International travelers arrive in Croatia through major airports in Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik. These airports serve numerous international flights, connecting Croatia with cities across Europe and beyond. You can also check the flights to smaller airports, including Rijeka and Zadar, which are connected with certain major European cities.
• By Land
  Driving or taking a bus to Croatia offers a scenic journey, especially for those coming from neighboring European countries. The well-maintained highways and the scenic coastal roads provide a memorable entry into the country.
• By Sea
  For a unique approach, consider a ferry from Italian ports such as Venice, Ancona, or Bari. This option is perfect for those looking to combine their Croatian trip with an Italian adventure.

Finding the right place to stay is crucial for a perfect vacation. Aminess Hotels & Resorts offer a range of options catering to different tastes and budgets. Here are some of our recommendations:

• Luxurious Option
  For an indulgent getaway, the Aminess Khalani Hotel in the beautiful Makarska redefines luxurious vacation in Croatia. Guests can enjoy elegant rooms, gourmet dining, one of the country’s best Wellness and SPA centers, and a beachfront setting that promises an unforgettable stay.
• Glamping Option
  Embrace nature without forgoing luxury at the brand-new Glamping Villas & Holiday Homes Avalona on Pag Island. These stylish villas and holiday homes on in isolated location offer a unique blend of outdoor living and upscale comfort, perfect for those seeking an intimate connection with nature in a refined setting.
• Family Vacation Option
  The newly renovated Aminess Lisanj Family Hotel in Novi Vinodolski is tailored for family fun, offering spacious rooms, fantastic children's entertainment programs, and facilities designed to make every member of the family's stay enjoyable and relaxing.
• Mid-Range Option
  Situated on the picturesque Pelješac peninsula, Orsan Hotel by Aminess offers affordable comfort with stunning sea views, making it an ideal choice for travelers seeking value without sacrificing quality.

Once in Croatia, a mosaic of travel options unfolds. If you arrive by car or are renting one, you'll find Croatia's roads and highways, like the A1 from Zagreb to Split and the A9 in Istria, modern and well-maintained.

Buses, with extensive routes linking every nook of the country, are a fantastic option if you are traveling on a budget. They are efficient and offer a window to Croatia's scenic landscapes, with relatively low prices.

For the island hoppers, Croatia's ferries are indispensable. Services from Split, Dubrovnik, Makarska, and many other coastal cities make island exploration convenient, offering access to the splendors of Pag, Korčula, and the myriad smaller islands dotting the Adriatic.

Croatia's railways are more limited when it comes to the coast and islands, so they are usually not a popular choice for travelers.

Croatia is a treasure trove of attractions. Some of the country’s highlights are the UNESCO-listed Dubrovnik Old Town, Plitvice Lakes National Park, and Diocletian's Palace in Split. But no matter which area of the coast you choose to visit, there will be plenty of nature and history to explore.