Croatia

Croatia convertible driving tours

Besides its stunning Adriatic coastline, Croatia abounds with cultural-historical monuments dating from all periods due to its turbulent historical events and the interweaving influences of various cultures. Dalmatian cities throb with nightlife amid ancient Roman ruins. The magical city of Dubrovnik, adorned with Renaissance carving and marble-paved streets, is a must-see.

Roads and Driving

The 1.778 km long Croatian coastline together with its islands ranks amongst the most intricately indented coastlines in the world. Nowhere else throughout Mediterranean will you find so many islands, bays, coves, picturesque beaches and cliffs gilded with sunshine. The coast is pure pleasure to drive. The roads are good and fast, with a few hairpins.

Climate & Environment, When to Go

The climate along the Adriatic coast is Mediterranean, with a warm, pleasant spring and autumn, and a hot, dry summer. The best time to visit Croatia, to avoid the heat, crowds and inflated tourist prices, is April, May, June, September and October.

Sights, People, Food and Drink

By far the best thing about Croatia is its azure-blue, island studded, medieval villaged Adriatic coast, and one of the best ways to experience it is with convertible top down. The city of Dubrovnik has been called the pearl of the Adriatic and is truly a beautiful city to see, as well as to explore it. Driving and staying on the Adriatic coast means plenty of seafood, usually grilled with a Mediterranean influenced garlic sauce.

Facts For The Traveler

Capital city:	Zagreb
Population:	4 million
Land area:	56,542 sq km
Official language:	Croatian
National currency:	Kuna (HRK)
Religion:	Roman Catholic 87.8%
Time zone:	Central European Time (GMT+1)
International dialing number:	+385
Visa:	Tourists from most countries (EU, USA, etc) do not need visa. A valid passport is required only.
Electricity:	220V, 50Hz
Electric Plug Details:	Standard European