
Croatia occupies the 18th place on the "World Tourism Barometer", a category measuring the popularity of a tourist destination. The most popular beach resorts are the islands Krk, Brač and Hvar, as well as Split in Dalmatia. To the north, in the Istrian region, you will find the coastal towns of Pula, Umag, Porec, Rovinj and Rabac. The southern Dalmatian city of Dubrovnik, meeting spot for the world’s elite, is approached almost daily by cruise ships and is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the Mediterranean. A twenty-foot thick and one-mile long wall surrounds the city and gives it a unique flair. In the surroundings, however, there are several waterfalls in the Plitvice Lakes National Park, the Winnetou filming site, the "Red Sea" near Imotski and the "Blue Grotto" on the island of Biševo.
Croatia’s northern regions can be reached by bus from Germany, Austria and Switzerland in only a few hours. Whether you are in Istria, Northern, Central or Southern Dalmatia, national and international bus operators such as FlixBus, Crnja Tours, Eurolines and Autotrans, will help you to discover the country’s many beaches, cities, and attractions.
Popular bus routes in Croatia
- Bus Split to Zagreb
- Bus to Podgorica from Dubrovnik
- Bus Zagreb - Budapest
- Bus Zagreb - Rijeka
- Bus Zagreb - Split
- Bus Zagreb - Vienna
- Bus Zagreb to Plitvice
- Buses Dubrovnik - Sarajevo
- Buses from Zagreb to Ljubljana Airport
- Buses from Zagreb to Zadar
- Buses Split to Sarajevo
- Buses to Munich from Zagreb
- Buses to Sarajevo from Zagreb
- Buses Zagreb - Ljubljana
- Buses Zagreb - Slunj
- Buses Zagreb - Venice
- From Split to Mostar bus
- From Zagreb to Belgrade bus
- From Zagreb to Rovinj bus
- Split to Belgrade bus