Croatia Holidays

By now, you may be wondering what the weather in Croatia has in store for you during your holiday. The country enjoys moderate winters and hot summers, like much of Central and Eastern Europe. At the height of summer, the temperature often reaches highs of 28 degrees Celsius!

• In January and February, Croatia is fairly cold with an average temperature of 5 degrees C° during the winter months. A dip in the sea is not recommended. Instead, you may want to consider exploring Croatia’s historic sights as part of an affordable city break.
• In March and April, the weather in Croatia tends to pick up with the temperature increasing to around 12°C.
• In May, Croatia becomes noticeably warmer with average temperatures of 16°C common for this time of year. With summer on the approach, it’s not uncommon for some days to break into the early 20s.
• June brings with it plenty of sunshine and enviable temperatures of 25 degrees C° on the hottest days.
• July and August are when you can expect Croatia’s hottest weather. Sun seekers can expect temperatures to hit the mid 20s on most days. Higher figures are far from uncommon.
• In September and October, Croatia stays fairly warm. As the months progress and we get closer to autumn, the temperature begins to decrease and the weather becomes milder.
• November and December return to colder weather with temperatures falling below 10 degrees C°. November experiences the most rainfall so pack an umbrella if you are planning to visit. Planning to visit for Christmas? Croatia in the snow is a real treat for the eyes.

Croatia’s shores boast a plethora of activities and fun things to do to make your stay enjoyable.

Which part of the country you visit will depend on what you enjoy doing on holiday. If you’re looking for history, Croatia’s second largest city of Pula is a must. Alternatively if water sports is more your bag, you’ll find plenty to write home about on the Dubrovnik coast.

Below we’ve listed some of our favourite things to do in Croatia, as well as must-see landmarks and areas of natural beauty that are just waiting to be explored.

Whatever you enjoy doing on holiday, nothing beats laying back and chilling out on a golden beach while looking out onto the horizon. The Istrian Coast and Dalmatian Coast both boast their share of luxurious beaches for your dream holiday.

If kayaking doesn’t get your pulse racing, jet skiing or parasailing on the azure Adriatic will! You’ll find a brilliant selection of water sports in coastal hotspots around Croatia.

Croatia is steeped in history. Numerous empires have called the country home throughout history, with parts of Croatia being occupied by the Italians, Ottomans and Austria.

If you enjoy island hopping, a trip to the Dalmatian coast is certainly recommended. The region is made up of a number of sublime islands, all of which can be discovered on a boat tour. Alternatively, why not have a go for yourself by hiring a kayak.

Croatia’s delectable local cuisine is known to wow even the most discerning of diners. Travel to the country’s four corners and you’ll find a number of different dishes that are unique to that area. Greek and Italian cuisine has had a big influence on traditional Croatian cooking and pasta is a staple.

Zagreb, Pula and Rijeka are where to visit for Croatia’s fantastic nightlife. You’ll find a myriad of bars and clubs in each city, as well as restaurants that stay open late for a relaxing drink. When the summer rolls around, beach festivals and pool parties become the main focus.