Are you still undecided about where to go in Croatia? I know. It’s a problem. Because everywhere is just so darn gorgeous.
And what you see advertised is only a fraction of what could become your perfect Croatia vacation.
So, here's how I see it. You have your eyes set on Croatia. This year’s holidays are still waiting to be booked. Now you only need to decide which places to visit.
Let's solve the puzzle!
Where to visit in Croatia?
OK, OK… I won’t push your confusion further. You already feel overwhelmed by the number of places to visit in Croatia.
But before you make a choice, you need to know one crucial thing. Croatia is quite small, but it’s one of the most diverse countries in the world.
This is why you feel you want it all. The unspoilt nature of the Plitvice Lakes... Intriguing ancient Dubrovnik or Split... The scrumptious food and wine from Istria…
Believe me when I say it: you can’t have it all. Or at least not in a single visit. Don’t drive yourself crazy by spending each night at a different location. In Croatia, it’s the depth of your travels that matter. Not the breadth and length.
Where to go in Croatia?
This is why I’ve devised this super clever quiz. Once you answer all the questions, it will tell you what type of a traveller you are. And by the end, you’ll get personalized recommendations. They will include five must-see Croatian destinations, custom-made just for you.
You’ll finally discover the best places to visit in Croatia. For you, not for someone else. And you know the saying: every man to his taste…
So, are you a history buff or a culture vulture? Maybe you are a foodie? Or a nature lover? You could be a wanderer? Take the quiz and find out.
Are you into the best cities in Croatia? Or maybe you just want to chill and gaze into the sea. With a glass of wine, of course.
Just make sure you stick to the end of the quiz. There’s a super gift waiting for you at the other end!
If you liked this quiz, your next step is to test How Croatian are you!
Also, make sure to check out my library of posts on Croatian destination.
S obzirom da več živim u Hr,zanimalo me što če ispasti na kraju kviza! I odlično je i točno!
Hvala!
Hvala Snježana!
I did not get the quiz to answer . i don’t know what happened . Can I start over .PLEASE thanks Ann S
Hi Ann, just reload the page and the quiz should start.
Obzirom da živim u Hrvatskoj, baš me zanimalo što će ispasti 🙂 I ispalo super! Sve sam predloženo već obišla! I opet ću, naravno, nikada ne stigneš pogledati i istražiti sve što te zanima.
Hvala Andrea, bilo je zabavno odgovarati na pitanja.
Would like as much information on croatia before visiting
MORE HISTORY & CULTURE ABOUT CROATIA ,PLEASE-
would love to read more & continue the quiz…
Can’t get the quiz on my phone or tablet.
I will just find a place with cheap accommodation, good food, somewhere to exercise and nice beach where I can sunbathe.
try on the desktop… it works fine on all devices on my end
Thank you – but I always go to Sukosan – it caters for everything I need. Been going since 1987 !
Thanks for this. Surprisingly, a lot of the places on my list happen to be where my family is from and/or currently lives. I always enjoy visiting and exploring – just wish I could get there more often.
ZIVIO !!!!!!!!!!!!!
The very best people on this earth…cannot wait to visit.
Greetings Andrea,
Appreciate the Travel test!!! I hold both Croatian and New Zealand Citizenship (born in New Zealand and granted Croatian Citizenship in 2008). Long process but worth every step along the way.
My Baba and Dida immigrated from Croatia (old Country) to Northland, New Zealand – so I think you can guess that my appreciation for Croatia itself was to repay my heritage in kind by applying for full Croatian Citizenship, something more precious than words can explain.
I have been back to Croatia 6 times, and will be due back in Sept/Oct 2020 for my next round of “home”
There is nothing like standing on that soil, whether I am walking among the wildflowers, buying food in the local markets, enjoying every moment in Zagreb whether it be walking, tram, or bus, then heading to Zadar, Rijeka, Opatija, Pula, Hvar, Korcula,Cavtat, or inland like Vrgorac, Kozica – Croatia tells a story of both joy and hardship yet restores your soul wherever you may be.
Thank you for giving us an insight to your choices – I travel from half a world away to drink my fill of what both the people and land have to offer.
We are really blessed coming from this land – home in any language.
Kindest regards
Briar (Russell) Vuletich
Briar, thank you for your wonderful words!
Loved, loved, loved this article! Thank you!
Dessert tonight for Christine, my daughter and her ‘beau’ who bc are hoping to visit Croatia next Spring.
My husband and I enjoyed my ancestors homeland in 2004. Just wonderful!
Christmas gifts for my family – your dessert cookbook!
Thank you, Andrea!!
Aw, you are so sweet! Thanks for your comment and your enthusiasm!
Love, love , love Croatia.
The places, the people, the food, the customs.
Heaven on Earth.
Thanks, Marie. Me too, I love local traditions especially.
I have been many times in the Hrvatskej republike..I spent nice times especially at last time in Brela, Baška voda.. I am looking forward every summer to spend my vacation in this country..I love ocean ,I think Croatian people are common like we are..doesnt matter is it Balcans surroundings..if i could live there forever..:) Marco Polo – Korčula . I wish you all the best in the Croatia..
Thanks! I agree, Korčula is amazing.
Went to see where my parents/grandparents were born in Brac. I loved it and wished I can go again!!!!!
I hope you do come back soon!
I have never been to Croatia. Looking forward to come next year. 2023
My father was born in the area near Zagreb
I fall in love with Croatia at the current 2022 Qatar world cup . Because of the Croatia Lovely Football Team .
Arrived in Australia 1970 as a kid in early age of 12 have three children all grown up past 10 years visit Croatia every year for nine weeks love it. I believe that we have best country to explore and I urge everyone to visit this beautiful Croatia
I agree.
Does anyone know if the sea is rough, or if it’s ok to take a baby on the ferry from Split to Dubrovnik (5 hours) in beginning of October? Would appreciate any help regarding this question! Thanks in advance.