【Croatia】10 Days and 9 Nights Travel with Game of Throne Movie scenes, Scenic Lakes, Seascapes, and Island Resorts All-Inclusive Package Planning
Croatia (Republika Hrvatska) is located between Italy and the Adriatic Sea, bordering countries such as Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Slovenia. The living cost is relatively cheap compare to entire europen countries, and Croatia is rich cultural heritage, including the main filming location of the popular TV show Game of Thrones, the old city of Dubrovnik, the Plitvice Lakes National Park (also known as the 16 Lakes National Park, or Nacionalni park Plitvička jezera) famous for beautiful lakes formed by limestone deposits. Croatia full of numerous scenic coastal landscapes and islands that make it for a perfect relaxing vacation or honeymoon destination.
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【Croatia】10 Days and 9 Nights Travel with Game of Throne Movie scenes, Scenic Lakes, Seascapes, and Island Resorts All-Inclusive Package Planning
Croatia (Republika Hrvatska) is located between Italy and the Adriatic Sea, bordering countries such as Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Slovenia. The living cost is relatively cheap compare to entire europen countries, and Croatia is rich cultural heritage, including the main filming location of the popular TV show Game of Thrones, the old…
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【Croatia】Zadar Having a Relaxing Vacation with UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Zadar is the fifth largest city in Croatia and also the oldest continuously inhabited city in Croatia. Table of contents Accommodation Windward Hostel Zadar The host is super nice and the hostel is backpacker friendly.The location is a little off, better to have a car. Recommend ★★★★Comfort ★★★★Cleanness ★★★★★Price € Zadar Transportation From airport to…
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【Croatia】Plitvice Lakes National Park, the picturesque lakes that leave a lasting impression
Plitvice Lakes National Park, also known as Nacionalni park Plitvička jezera, is the oldest national park in Southeast Europe and the largest national park in Croatia. The park features many natural limestone dams, which have created lakes, caves, and waterfalls. With its 16 interconnected lakes, the park is also known as the 16 Lakes National…
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【Croatia】Sibenik UNESCO World Heritage site and the Game of Thrones Iron Bank film scene
Sibenik is about an hour and a half’s drive from Zadar with two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Fortress of St. Michael (Tvrđava sv. Mihovila) and the Fortress of St. Nicholas (Tvrđave sv. Nikole), as well as the St. James Cathedral (Katedrala sv. Jakova). The city itself is full of a charming medieval atmosphere and…
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【Croatia】Split – Big city with plenty of Game of Thrones Filming Locations
Split is the second largest city in Croatia with a history of 1700 years. Many scenes in Game of Thrones were filmed in Split, such as Meereen and a small part of Braavos. It is also a big port for ferries, people take ferry from here to Adriatic islands. Table of Contents Restaurant of Split…
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【Croatia】Brač Island Super Relaxing Resort with unbeatable views, beaches and crystal-clear sea waters
Brač Island is the largest island near Split, Croatia, and the Vidova Gora mountain on the island is also the highest peak among all the islands. The island is covered with pebble beaches, making it a comfortable vacation destination with plenty of opportunities to relax and enjoy the sun, sea. 快速轉跳目錄 Transportation How to get…
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【Croatia】Dubrovnik The great ancient city and the prototype for King’s Landing in Game of Thrones
Dubrovnik is a popular vacation destination known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”. It was once a city-state that could rival Venice in the Adriatic Sea. Its former name was Ragusa, which was used until 1814 when it was eliminated by Austria. After that, the city has been known as Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik is an important…
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【Croatia】Accommodation collections
This is the collection of our stay in Croatia. Aside from the the day on barc island, most of the place we choose are for the the best price and value. Accommodation Windward Hostel Zadar The host is super nice and the hostel is backpacker friendly.The location is a little off, better to have a…
Basic informations
Currency
HRK or kn
1 Euro = 7.54 HRK 1 HRK = 0.13 Euro（2022）
Planning the trip
How to get start
The recommended way to explore Croatia is to start from either the north or south and travel along the coastline to fully appreciate the beautiful scenery without getting bored. It’s suggested to spend around two to three days in each city and avoid staying in one place for too short, so that you can enjoy a more relaxed journey.
Our trip plan
Our trip focuses solely on the coastal region and does not include any inland areas, like Zagreb, just like in the phicure below.
Planning your trip
You can start by flying to Zadar or Sibenik, visit the Plitvice Lakes National Park, and then follow the coastline to Split, the island of Brac, and finally to Dubrovnik, where you can depart by plane.
The Plitvice Lakes National Park is located awkwardly in the middle of Croatia.
If you have enough time, it’s recommended to start your journey from Zagreb and work your way down.
Alternatively, you can also take a detour from Pula or Rijeka to get there, or start from Zadar like us.
Transportation
Between Cities
Transportation between coastal cities is recommended by self-driving, as the railway along the Croatian coast is not so well developed,
and most of the attractions near the coast do not use trains as transportation, only buses.
If you choose to use public transportation, you should plan for extra travel time.
Within Cities
Most cities are not large, and most attractions within the cities can be reached on foot.
In Dubrovnik, the city’s attractions are a bit far from each other, so taking a bus is necessary.
Reminder
There is a piece of land belonging to Bosnia and Herzegovina between Dubrovnik and mainland Croatia.
Because it is not a member of the EU, border clearance is required, and you will need to present a travel visa.
You can check with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for more information.
