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Opatija

Opatija is located on the Istrian peninsula and is a beautiful seaside resort. Opatija is one of Croatia's oldest tourist destinations, but despite this it is still relatively untouched and has managed to retain its unique charm. Characteristic of the town are its green gardens and parks, the 12 km long promenade named Lungomare and the town's many fountains. The city is a popular tourist destination both in summer and winter due to its relatively stable temperatures. In Opatija there are swimming pools, wellness programmes, casinos, discos and a summer theatre with capacity for 2,000 spectators. There are also short boat trips from the town.

Rijeka

Croatia's third largest city, Rijeka, is often overlooked by many who simply need the city to get to the Croatian islands, or on to Dalmatia.

The city itself has plenty to offer. Shopping in the centre or in one of the two shopping centres, museums, theatres, restaurants, discos and much more. This is the place to go if you need something a little bigger.

Malin Draga Beach

Malin Draga Beach, also known as Draga Beach, is one of Malinska's most popular seaside spots on the island of Krk. This vibrant beach offers a mix of concrete sunbathing areas and a long pebble bay that gently transitions into sandy seabed, making it ideal for families and non-swimmers. Children can enjoy the aquapark and inflatable sea playground, while adults can partake in activities like jet skiing, banana boat rides, and beach volleyball. Amenities include showers, restrooms, nearby cafés, and rental options for sunbeds and umbrellas.

Skocjan Caves

The caves in Skocjan are some of the world's most well-known underground caves. Here you will find the largest and deepest underground canyon in the world. You will experience the fascinating stalactite and stalamite structures and the many bipartite tunnels. It is an impressive experience to visit these caves.

Aquarium Terrarium Krk

Located in the heart of Krk town, Aquarium Terrarium Krk offers visitors a captivating glimpse into the diverse world of aquatic and terrestrial animals. Home to over 300 freshwater fish from Croatian rivers and lakes, as well as exotic species from around the globe, the aquarium provides an educational and engaging experience for all ages. The terrarium section houses around 20 species of reptiles and amphibians, including iguanas, chameleons, and caimans, allowing guests to observe these fascinating creatures up close.

Aquapark Istralandia

Aquapark Istralandia, located just a short drive from Novigrad, is a must-visit destination for families and anyone looking to beat the summer heat. This award-winning water park boasts over 20 slides, a giant wave pool, a kids’ zone with mini slides, and plenty of relaxing spots for sunbathing. Whether you're racing down high-speed slides or floating along the lazy river, there’s something for every energy level. The park also offers daily entertainment, water aerobics, and snack bars with local and international treats.

Pula

Do not miss out on a visit to the beautiful amphitheatre, which was completed in 81 AD. under the emperor Titus. In ancient times it was used for gladiator fights, in the Middle Ages it was used for knight tournaments and today concerts, opera and theater performances take place there.