Places to Visit in Croatia in Two Weeks

Croatia is a country that is located on the Adriatic Sea and at the crossroads of Central and Southeast Europe. The country boasts miles and miles of spectacular rocky coastline and with over 1,000 islands surrounded by the cleanest Mediterranean seas.

It is no wonder to see Croatia popular as a dreamy summer destination among the tourists as there is so much to do and see here. Some amazing islands to explore and marvelous cities are well known for their priceless architecture and dynamic cultural scene.

One of the most popular ways to explore the fascinating little country on the Adriatic is on a luxury cruise. Search for the best cruises in Croatia that take you to the major tourist centers such as Split and Dubrovnik, explore the Adriatic coast and its cities, and are both luxurious and affordable.

 Here are some of the most interesting spots to visit in Croatia:

Budva – The medieval city is also known as the 'Miami of Montenegro' and is one of the ancient establishments on the Adriatic coast. Located on the Montenegrin coast, the city is the major center for cultural tourism as well as to enjoy plenty of beaches plus nightlife. Explore a dozen beaches here with natural wonders and the rich history and old structures.

Kotor - The town is guaranteed to leave a deep impression on you. Spend some time here to explore the beautiful town and its awesome spots. You will find it picture-perfect from all sides. Enjoy looking at the cluster of orange terracotta rooftops that make a great contrast against the lush green hills. A UNESCO's World Heritage Site today, Kotor is famous as a discovery of 21 century.

Stari Grad - Another old town in Croatia, it was in Stari Grad where the Greeks from the island Paros established their colony. The cultured landscape has evolved and changed throughout the centuries, and the old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site today. There are many places of tourist interest in Stari Grad that one can explore and enjoy.

Duress- Another ancient wonder, Duress is an important landmark that carried vital significance for both Greeks and Romans because of its strategic location. It is a major port at the Adriatic Sea and is the main channel for import. Although the port was destroyed during World War II, it has been rebuilt.

Komiža – Located on the western coast of the island, the typically Mediterranean town carries a picturesque setting. The small town is somewhat bohemian, and it is a pleasure to walk on those backstreets paved with 17th- and 18th-century stones. Komiža, with its very own little sand-and-pebble beaches, is proud of its fishing heritage band pirate tales.

Šibenik – It is the oldest Croatian town that is fortified by the sea and protected by the limestone rocks and mountains. The town is blessed with historical sites and rich culture. There are hundreds of islands, islets, cliffs, and reefs in the town, and you must go visit the magnificent waterfalls and the Cathedral of St. Jacob.

Vodice – It is necessary to include Vodice in your Croatian cruise. The popular tourist resort is located in North Dalmatia and is home to a number of churches that date back to the 16th and 18th centuries. Spend some time on the lovely harbor and enjoy local food at one of the many cafes and restaurants.

Trogir – Trogir is set on a tiny island within medieval walls and is called Trau. The wide seaside promenade of the town is lined with bars, cafes, and yachts. Walk under the old-fashioned streetlights and explore the mazelike marble streets of the old town that is sure to take you back in time. Enjoy looking at those Romanesque and Renaissance buildings from the 13th and 15th centuries.