Croatia, with its rocky pine-scented islands, glistening deep blue sea and mountainous mainland coast is a gorgeous destination, much-loved by sailing folk, adventure sports enthusiasts and history buffs. While things for summer reman uncertain, given the unpredictability of the virus on a global scale, the good news is that Croatia is already welcoming visitors, having reopened its doors to travellers earlier this month. 

So when we can travel from the UK once more, Croatia will be waiting. What’s more is that without the usual influx of cruise passengers, the stone-paved squares and cobbled alleys of its historic port towns promise to be far more peaceful than they have been for two decades. Pack light for a summer break – bring swimwear, sun cream, some nice clothes for the evenings, and good walking shoes. The Adriatic Sea is warm enough to swim in from June into October, and if you decide to visit in autumn, the weather will still be warm– ideal,even, for more strenuous land-based activities such as cycling and hiking. Again, pack light, but bring a waterproof mac too, in case of showers.



Read the article from The Telegraph by Jane Foster:  https://bit.ly/3gikT8e