Croatia is a European country located at the crossroads of Southeast Europe and Central Europe by the Adriatic Sea. Croatia is rich in beautiful destinations that create the perfect honeymoon setting. The country offers newlyweds breathtaking beaches, colorful infrastructures and beautiful sunsets. There are also a lot of hotels and resorts to choose from for your stay and hundreds of quality restaurants that serve mouth-watering dishes. Here’s what you can do when having your honeymoon in Croatia.
Pre-book your taxi transfer in Croatia.
Before you arrive in Croatia, it is best that you pre-book a taxi transfer first. The advantage of pre-booking a taxi transfer is having a service vehicle right away upon your arrival in Croatia. This way, you’ll save yourselves some precious time. Taxi transfers also offer you a private service, meaning they will take you around the country anytime you want without the hassle of booking for another transport service.
Explore Split.
Split is a town in Croatia located in the country’s Dalmatian Coast. The town is best known for its fortress-like infrastructures such as the historic Diocletian’s Palace erected during the Roman Empire in the 4th Century. The town basically immerses you in the past along with some modern feel to it. It is abundant in beautiful cathedrals. There are numerous shops, bars, and restaurants for you and your partner to visit, drink, and eat. You can also visit the Split Archaeological Museum wherein there are exhibits of archeological artifacts that date from the prehistoric era up to the Middle Ages. There are a lot of hotels to choose from for you and your partner’s overnight stays.
Visit Bol on the island of Brac.
Bol is a town located on one of Croatia’s islands, Brac, which is just across the coast of Split. Just like Split, Bol is also blessed with white sand beaches. In the western side of Bol, you can find the Dragon’s Cave where you can find a centuries-old chapel. In the eastern side stands the Dominican Monastery where you can find antique Baroque paintings. You can also visit the Vidova Gora Mountain where you can enjoy a birds-eye view of the island’s coastline.
Visit the Plitvice Lakes National Park.
This is one of the most famous attractions in Croatia. The park is known for its series of 16 terraced lakes, along with numerous waterfalls that end at the limestone canyons. The park is visited by around a million tourists annually.
Visit the Blue Cave.
The blue cave is also known as the Blue Grotto and is located in the Balun Bay. It is unique for its glowing blue light from the waters that occurs at certain hours of the day. The cave is 24 meters long, 12 meters deep, and 15 meters in height.
You and your partner will never regret choosing Croatia as your honeymoon destination. Book your tickets now and travel Croatia after you’ve said your vows to each other.