With eight National Parks and nearly a dozen protected areas and Nature Parks, not to mention islands, rivers, mountains, rolling hills and placid seas, Croatia is a kayaker's delight.

The summers are typically warm and sunny, and the sea and rivers are friendly, with temperatures comfortable for hiking, paddling, and swimming, from May to October...

The best period for cycling in Croatia is late spring (end of April till end of June) and early autumn (end of August till end October) - then it is not extremely hot, there is not too much traffic, and if you did not pre-book accommodation, you should still find it without much trouble, as it is outside of the main tourist season. Summer temperatures vary from 22°C to 26°C in the continental part of the country...

Croatia is truly a sailor's paradise - that is, if you like calm winds, blue seas and countless islands. The islands of Croatia, 1246 in all (someone did count, after all), include almost all the islands along the east and central coast of the Adriatic and are the second largest group of islands in the Mediterranean. This beautiful 5790 km of coastline is one of the most indented coastlines in the world...

Looking for an unforgettable scuba diving vacation, Biograd is definitely a great choice. The diving season in Croatia is from May through November. In our area, the mid Adriatic, visibility is more than 40m, with minimal tides of 0,5m...

Croatia, a mountainous and coastal Mediterranean country, is rich in various species of birds, many of which are rare and endangered in Europe. As Croatia straddles over the central and partially over the west European migration corridor, intense migrations, especially those of raptors, take place in most of the coastal regions in spring and in autumn...