You want to discover this wonderful country apart from the Croatian mainland? Near Split you can find the beautiful island of Brac, which is very popular among tourists seeking for sun and nature. Being there it's worth hiking to the little mountain of Vidova Gora, which is the highest Croatian peak of all Croatian islands. It is 778 meters high. From there you can enjoy a wonderful view of the southern Adriatic Sea. The most spectacular beach on the island is on the so-called Golden Horn. The island of Hvar, which is close to Brac, is not only one of the most beautiful and luxurious, but also one of the sunniest islands in this country. Crystal clear water, green landscapes and wonderful beaches make it an ideal holiday destination. In addition, the island is known for the heavenly fragrant fields of lavender. Fantastic beaches, beautiful bays and great restaurants can be found almost everywhere on Hvar.
There are many coastal cities in Croatia that will enchant you. By sailing through Dalmatia, for example, you can discover the old city of Split, which was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Dubrovnik in the southern part of Dalmatia is famous for its preserved city walls, which are significant for the panorama of the city. These walls create an unique atmosphere, which is definitely worth seeing. By mooring your boat on the Istrian peninsula, Pula offers a nice marina. The old town of Pula, which was influenced by the Venetian era as well as from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, invites you for a stop over. It is also worth visiting the amphitheater which was built in Roman times!
