Holiday Homes in Croatia
Croatia is a country of a thousand wonders, from the wooded mountains in the North to the hills and lakes in the East. Bordered by a glistening turquoise sea, Croatia offers so many possibilities for sport and celebrating holidays and has become a very popular destination.
Don’t’ wait any longer, book an unforgettable stay at a holiday home in Croatia.
Croatian Villas
More than 9 million visitors come to Croatia every year for their annual holiday. This small but beautiful country is enjoyed by all for its picturesque coastline, its many nature parks and fascinating towns. The best time to visit is between June and September.
For nature lovers who are looking to go hiking, the Spring and the Autumn are the best seasons for renting a holiday house in Croatia.
You’re young and you are looking to party with your friends? Croatia is also a fantastic destination for you! The lively reputations of both Hvar and Novalja are now well –known across the world and, who knows, a visit to these towns may mean you come across a celebrity …
If you are a lover of history, this country is perfect for you: visit the famous Dubrovnik town museum in the South Dalmatia region, famous for its historic monuments. Take the time to visit the wonderful sites in Croatia when you book a holiday home in this beautiful country.
Places to Eat
Why not take a break from cooking at your Croatian villa and visit one of the many restaurants on offer, such as Bokamorra Pizzaurant and Cocktails or the famous Michelin star restaurant Pelegrini, which has been crowned one of Croatia’s best restaurant, with it’s beautiful view of the Cathedral of St. James.
Croatia and its countryside
In the Paklenica national park, you can go on some superb cycling trips over more than 200 kms of cycle trails. The Plitvicka Jezera national park, located an hour by car from the town of Zagreb, is the country’s most popular park. It is well known for its many impressive lakes and waterfalls.
You can visit on foot, by boat or by taking the panoramic train. With a holiday apartment in the East of Croatia, you will be able to visit the largest ornithological park in Europe, the Kopacki nature park. Or also book an apartment on the Kvarner Bay, a region rich in diverse flora.
Self-catering Apartments in Croatia
Croatia is well known for its rocky coastline which is loved by scuba divers and snorkeling fans. You will also find some beautiful sandy beaches on its islands, away from the large seaside resorts.
If you book a holiday home in Croatia, in the Dubrovnik area, take a trip to the island of Lopud.
The most famous beach in Croatia is most definitely the Zlatni Rat beach on the island of Brac. You can take part in all kinds of water sports, such as water skiing, sailing and wakeboarding, ideal for sporting holidays.
Do not hesitate to visit Istria, one of the most well-known regions in the country. Are you tempted by this exceptional country? Take a look at our wide range of self-catering accommodation in stunning Croatia.
An active holiday in Croatia
The beautiful Croatia has a lot to offer. A rich cultural history, many islands and beaches and also for an active holiday there is a lot to experience in Croatia.
In the north of Croatia lies the popular region of Istria with many beautiful coastal towns and villages such as Rovinj, Pula and Porec.
A visit to the idyllic Brijuni islands is an absolute must when you visit this region. We have a wide range of holiday homes in Istria, from very simple to luxurious villas!
The south of the country is also very popular, with the many islands of Dalmatia. The beach is always around the corner in one of our holiday villas by the sea in Croatia, and every island has a beautiful historic port town to visit.
For lovers of water sports or sailing the ideal location!
Interhome has a wide selection of holiday homes on the North Dalmatia Islands, Central Dalmatia Islands and also the South Dalmatia Islands.
A holiday cottage in Croatia
Croatia is a fantastic country with a great coastline, breathtaking nature and many historical sights from the country's rich history. A holiday home in Croatia is a great starting point to explore this fascinating country extensively.
Because whether you are sun, sea and beach lovers, like long walks in nature or blossoming in culture and history, the country has it all. Most people like a mix of activities and sights during their holiday, making Croatia an ideal holiday destination.
Beach and sea in Croatia
With its Mediterranean climate and the long and beautiful coastline, Croatia is a dream destination. A dream destination if you like sun, sea and beach and want to be on the coast all week, but also if you like visiting stunning sites but occasionally want to relax by the sea.
The beautiful Adriatic Sea has a wonderful blue colour and is therefore thought of as the most beautiful coastline in Europe. Not only can you enjoy the sea on the mainland of Croatia, the country also has a large number of beautiful islands and islets.
Monuments and culture in Croatia
Croatia has been ruled by many different states and people and that is reflected in the very diverse culture and historical sights of the country. Venetians, Hungarians, Austrians and French have left their mark there, but you will also find monuments from the Roman era.
A few good tips: If you come to Dubrovnik, you will love the old town, as well as the historic part of Split with the palace of Diocletianus. Poreč on the beautiful peninsula Istria is also recommended, for example with the Euphrasiusbasilica.
Cities in Croatia
Croatia has some great cities that can be visited from your holiday home in Croatia. Split could, for example, compete with Venice in Italy. The city has a beautiful centre and a spacious boulevard and a wealth of monuments such as the neo-Venetian town hall and the Gothic Papalic Palace.
And when the weather is not so great, there are always the beautiful museums. The same goes for Zagreb, Pula with its amphitheatre and Rijeka. Each and every one of these cities is worth exploring extensively.
And of course not forgetting Dubrovnik. This city in the Dalmatia region is considered to be the cultural highlight of Croatia, including the 2 kilometre long Gradske Zidine city walls. Including the defence towers from which you have a beautiful view over the Adriatic Sea.
Croatian Countryside
One of the highlights when booking a holiday property in Croatia are undoubtedly the enchanting Plitvice Lakes, considered by many people to be the most beautiful natural feature of Croatia. Located in the interior of Croatia, you will marvel at the waterfalls, rocks, lakes and forests.
But you will also find 120 species of different birds and it is one of the few places in Europe where the brown bear can be found. You can walk in the area, but there are also boat trips possible. An absolute must for a visit from your rental house or apartment in Croatia.