ROW Adventures / Adventure Unbound has a long history in the Balkans, and it remains a favorite region to this day. Founder Peter Grubb first traveled to the region in 1974 while living in France during a high school summer.

Clustered around the charismatic ruins of Diocletian’s Palace, Split is the second largest city in Croatia and one of its cultural gems.

With its charismatic Old Town perched overlooking the Adriatic waters, Dubrovnik is deservedly one of Croatia’s most visited cities.

With an expansive Adriatic coastline and charismatic islands, Croatia lures sun seekers from across the world each and every summer. Whether you want untouched sands and hidden coves or pebbly shores in the heart of all the action, there are beaches to suit everyone. Take a dip on the edge of Dubrovnik’s ancient city walls or escape to remote islands where few others venture. 

11 Travel Tips for Croatia

With more than 1000 islands scattering along its Adriatic coast and ancient cities draped in charm, Croatia is the rising star of European tourism. Its allure sees visitors flocking here in the summer months to soak up the sun, seafood and sublime ambiance, coupled with Medieval, Gothic and Renaissance architecture.

With rugged mountains backing historic cities, charismatic islands and idyllic waters, it’s no wonder Croatia's Dalmatian coast is one of the country’s most visited regions.

Croatia is made for lovers. Its polished limestone streets are made for slow strolls. Its sun-soaked vineyards are made for soulful conversations and wine-tastings. Its coves are made for digging your feet into the sand, side by side, while you watch the sun set. Who needs Cupid when you’ve got Croatia?