Bol (island of Brac) -a good choice for your holiday in Croatia

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Situated in a secluded place, on the southern coast of Brac, Bol is the oldest town of Brac and one of the most famous seaside resorts of the Adriatic. Apart from cultural monuments, Bol also features a number of natural beauties. East and west of Bol are numerous shores, beautiful beaches; the most famous - and probably the most beautiful on the Adriatic - is Zlatni Rat. This pebble cape is a unique phenomenon - it stretches into the open sea in the shape of a tongue, with its tip changing the form and moving to one and another side, according to the direction of winds and waves. A story has it that this is the only beach in the world that runs vertical to the coast. Above Bol is the mountain range of Bolska Kruna (Bol Crown), the Illyrian hill-fort Kostilo and Vidova Gora (778 m), the highest peak of the Adriatic islands. Bol has a years-long tradition in tourism. Today Bol offers a number of modern, high-class hotels, hotel settlements and apartments.  Numerous restaurants in the town offer specialities of local and international cuisine and exquisite wines of Brac (the famous "Bolski Plavac"). Bol also offers many cultural and entertainment programs. The most important event is the folk feast of Our Lady of the Snows (5th of August), in commemoration of the day when, a legend has it, it was snowing here; it is also the day of the Bol municipality.  To those who are keen on sports and recreation Bol offers 25 tennis courts, the central court having 1,820 seats. This is also the venue of top-class tennis tournaments (WTA Croatian Bol Ladies Open). Other sports opportunities include windsurfing, water sports, boccia, bowling, indoor football, basketball, volleyball. Diving, underwater fishing and hang-gliding (from Vidova Gora) are also organized. Bol lies only 15 km from an international airport for small aircraft and has very good communications with major European cities. Connections with Split are provided by means of fast boats and a ferry line via Supetar. During the tourist season, excursions are regularly organized (to Split, Dubrovnik, Makarska, Hvar, Jelsa, Vrbovska, Mljet, Medugorje).  Economy is based on farming, viticulture (Bol houses a wine cellar with a capacity of 150 wagons), fishing (salting of anchovies) and tourism. Sand and pebble beaches (Zlatni Rat, etc.) stretch in the total length of some 15 km (from the Martinica Cove in the east to the Blaca Cove in the west). The southern coast of the island (west of the Konjska Cove) offers excellent opportunities for underwater fishing. Bol is located on a regional road. A steep hiking trail leads from Bol to the vista point on Vidova Gora (Vitus Mount). About 5 km west of Bol is the village of Murvica, above which is a deserted monastery with a cave church.

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Crikvenica – also in Italian Cirquenizza – is, with a population of over 11,000, one of the largest and most popular tourist towns of the Croatian Adriatic.

The name Crikvenica itself, when translated literally, means “little church”, as it was originally named after one; originally a paulin monastery founded in 1412.

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Krk is the name of the second largest island in the Croatian Adriatic and also of the largest town on the same island.
The bridge from the mainland to the island is a tourist attraction and, from the time it was made available for use to the general population in 1980, a very important link between the island and Croatia’s mainland.

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The Kvarner Bay area consists of the islands Krk, Cres, Losinj and Rab and also Rijeka and its surrounding area. These islands are the biggest inhabited islands in the entire Adriatic and every one of them is a wonderful holiday destination.
The Kvarner Bay is surrounded by mountains from three sides and the deep blue sea is a paradise for sailors.
There are many welcoming beaches and coves here, although mostly pebbled.

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The long, inviting beaches and idyllic panorama of the many small island along the Mdulin coastline set the mood for the perfect holiday. Korcula is, with its romantic location and proximity to Germany and Austria, the perfect choice for you to enjoy a short vacation.

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Holidays in Croatia are not only very refreshing and relaxing, but also very affordable and despite the low prices, you will find beautiful holiday homes here in which you will find no fault.

Istria – This bilingual peninsula in the north of Croatia is the most popular tourist region in the country and also the largest peninsula in the entire Adriatic. It has approximately 200,000 inhabitants, with a Mediterranean climate and a rich art and cultural program. Concerts, theater performances and exhibitions take place in the entire region. The most popular towns are Umag, Porec, Rovinj, Pula and Medulin.

Kvarner Bay – This region stretches from the famous Opatija Riviera to just before you reach the island of Pag. The most importants settlements are Opatija, Rijeka, Crikvenica, Novi Vinodolski and Senj. Also parts of the region are the islands Cres, Losinj, Krk and Rab. Krk is special because of a bridge that connects it to the mainland.

North Dalmatia – This region encompasses the coastline from Senj, through Rogoznica, all the way to Trogir. Near here you will find the national parks North Velebit and Paklenica. The cultural and economic centre of the region is Zadar, a town that will enchant you with its numerous museums and a beautiful old town. Other popular places are the island of Pag, Nin, Zaton, Biograd, Sibenik and Primosten.

Central Dalmatia – This part of Croatia prides itself of its impressive cities and rich cultural heritage: the medieval town of Trogir, the regions capital city Split, with the Diocletian palace, the Makarska Riviera. Also worth seeing are the island of Hvar and Vis, towns Omis, Makarska, Baska Voda and Brela.

Southern Dalmatia -  In this sunny region you can find a varied landscape and semi-tropical vegetation. Of the urban scenery, Dubrovnik imposes itself as a worthwhile attraction, with its walk-out city walls that date as far back to the 12th century.
Just south of Dubrovnik lays a little gem called Cavtat with a wonderful decorated mausoleum, a masterpiece of the famous Croatian sculptor Ivan Mestrovic.
The most popular island is Korcula with the homonymous capital city, which is a veritable open-air museum!