Below is our guide to Croatia’s five coastal regions: South Dalmatia, Central Dalmatia, North Dalmatia, Kvarner and Istria.

Croatia's 1800km of coastline and 1,200 islands offer a huge amount of diversity, and you'll find stunning turquoise waters all along the Adriatic. Some destinations, however, will stop you in ...

Croatia's hidden coves and ... with tranquil coves and quiet coastal towns that beckon to paradise-seeking beachgoers. Family-friendly Sakarun Beach is undoubtedly the island's top shoreline ...

This coastal town on the Croatian island of Brac is often listed as one of the prettiest in Europe and played a key role in ...

Those in the main towns and major resorts ... In certain cases, a beach will be the ideal location for a nightclub, but it would be wrong to suggest that Croatia’s coastline is built up ...

There is an island that for years, tourists weren't allowed to go there. But now it is one of the most beautiful islands in ...

The island of Brač is home to arguably the best beach on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, along with crowd-pleasing local cuisine, gentle hikes and island-hopping opportunities that will keep families well ...

Speckled with more than 1,000 islands, Croatia ... small towns of Ploče and Opuzen. The first thing you’ll spot here will be keen kiteboarders whizzing along the sands of Delta Beach.

Croatia is the latest country to join the Europe ... urinating or vomiting in public spaces, and walking through towns shirtless or in swimwear. You can also be fined up to €4,000 for public ...

Hvar Island is hugely popular as a ‘party island,’ but Croatia is cracking down on noise and unsuitable clothing.

Do you promote an event at Zrce Beach that's not listed ... will find the cobbled streets and endless steps of Croatia's old towns challenging. That said, more attention is being paid to ...