DISCOVER CROATIA’S MOST CAPTIVATING ATTRACTIONS

Step into a traditional village in Šibenik—a living museum where Dalmatia’s culinary and cultural heritage comes to life.

A boutique atelier offering handmade pralines, pastries, and signature bars crafted by master chocolatiers. Entry is free—tastings, gift boxes, and chocolate souvenirs await anyone who values detail, flavour, and the quiet luxury of edible craftsmanship.

Dine beneath mythological frescoes in a 1920s ballroom at Argonauti in Opatija. The culinary heart of Milenij Hotel nestles elegantly within the villa’s majestic 1920s ballroom, where refined flavours harmonise with timeless grandeur.

Settle into Caffé Wagner’s landmark terrace for coffee, handmade desserts, and sea-facing calm. Fall in love with the sweet side of life at Café Wagner, Opatija’s most celebrated café, set along the enchanting Lungomare seafront promenade with an awe-inspiring view of Kvarner Bay that captivates at every hour.

Splash into fun at Dalmatia’s first indoor coastal waterpark in Šibenik. Across 36,000 m² of aquatic adventure—including 9,100 m² of year-round heated space—enjoy slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers.

An adults-only beach club in Šibenik offering DJ sets, coastal views, and open-air energy. Enjoy food, drinks, and summer rhythm—just a short walk from the resort’s main hotels.

On the Opatija seafront, Royal Beach offers elegant sunbeds, Mediterranean refreshments, and sea views across Kvarner Bay—with direct access from Hotel Royal and Grand Hotel 4 Opatijska Cvijeta.

By the sea in Šibenik, Mediterranean City brings together dining, shopping, and social connection. Restaurants, open-air cafés, and local boutiques line stone walkways in this relaxed, coastal meeting point.

Hidden behind restored 1920s vault doors, this private club at Hotel Capital in Zagreb offers an exclusive setting for intimate events—complete with fine wine, premium spirits, and discreet heritage charm.

Originally built in 1914, this restored galley ship now offers pirate-themed cruises through Šibenik’s archipelago—inviting families to explore quiet coves, open waters, and a living piece of maritime history.