Šibenik is both fortress and waterfront, cathedral and national park gateway. With Krka’s waterfalls inland and the islands of Kornati offshore, it offers both cultural depth and natural beauty. For guests seeking variety, Amadria Park resorts in Šibenik blend coastal comfort with direct access to land and Adriatic. Family spaces, spa zones, and awe-inspiring Adriatic views come together in harmony at these resorts in Sibenik.

Along Kvarner Bay, Opatija blends Austro-Hungarian elegance with Adriatic calm. Often called the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” it’s a town of gardens, promenades, and sea-view villas. Amadria Park hotels in Opatija include spa retreats and heritage stays—ideal for those seeking quiet refinement and well-established wellness traditions.

Croatia’s capital feels both grounded and dynamic. From the café-lined boulevards of the Lower Town to the Gothic charm of the Upper Town, Zagreb invites slow exploration. Amadria Park Capital, a standout among heritage hotels in Zagreb, offers a calm base near cultural highlights and local life.

Encircled by the sea and time, Trogir is a UNESCO-listed town of arches, bell towers, and breezy harbour walks. Its Romanesque-Gothic core feels untouched, while nearby island beaches offer a change of pace. Here, discovery and downtime blend—ideal for curious travellers and coastal wanderers alike.

Chestnut groves, medieval lanes, and a slower way of being—Lovran is a quaint coastal town for those who savour the quiet side of the Riviera. Follow the Lungomare past shaded bays or stop for lunch on a sunlit terrace in its historic old town. Nature, nostalgia, and ease meet by the sea.