Zagreb | Rijeka | Rovinj | Pula | Plitvice Lakes | Dubrovnik

This Airbnb is in the central Zagreb city centre, in the main square.

This restaurant oozes charm, just in a lane-way off the main street. It's perfect for people-watching while eating delicious food.

Perfect location for a coffee or cocktail, full of friendly locals, great vibe, good coffee and plenty of smiles and laughter.

A great spot for breakfast, good food and a perfect location to enjoy the incredible architecture of Dubrovnik and people watch.

Wow, this is an art lover delight. The architecture, paintings, sculptures, design and general ambience make this a destination hotel.

We enjoyed this restaurant so much we ate here twice over our two-night stay in Dubrovnik. Great food, amazing design and style, with views.

It i worth stopping by this bar/cafe, sit inside and be taken back to the days of travel by train. It feels like a tourist trap, but is not.

There is something about just wandering around a city and stumbling upon a great fine dining restaurant. Apetit is fantastic fine dining.

It is a perfect little cafe that serves a great breakfast. While sitting at the cafe, we were lucky to experience a vintage car rally.

Don't let the entrance fool you; as soon as you walk through the main door to the apartments, you know you have chosen the right place.

Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of Croatia's oldest and largest national parks. In 1979, Plitvice Lakes was added to the UNESCO.

Nice modern and clean rooms, only a short drive to the Plivice Lake National Park. It is a little difficult to find, so use Google Maps.

We visited during the offseason, so a number of the items on the menu Vila Velebita is known for were not available, e.g anything spit-roast

We were very impressed with the process of hiring a car with Sixt in Rovinj, Croatia. We booked a BMW X1 and were surprised to get a BMW X4.

What a great find! This small coffee shop lives up to its reputation. Excellent quality coffee and that's it.