The stunning European islands that most tourists don't know about and they're cheap
The Croatian islands provide a diverse range of experiences for travellers to enjoy.
The stunning islands scattered along the Adriatic Sea are much cheaper than mainland Croatia with breathtaking views and white sandy beaches.
The Croatian islands offer diverse landscapes, from lush greenery to rugged cliffs and pristine beaches.
There are several islands that one can choose from. Travellers who prefer arranging their own flights and searching for affordable accommodations will discover excellent value in the Croatian islands.
Known for its vibrant nightlife, historic towns, and lavender fields, Hvar is one of the most popular islands in Croatia.
It boasts beautiful beaches, such as Dubovica and Pakleni Islands, as well as the charming town of Hvar with its Venetian architecture.
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Similarly, often referred to as a mini Dubrovnik, Korčula is famous for its well-preserved medieval town surrounded by ancient walls.
It is also believed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. Visitors can enjoy its secluded beaches, olive groves, and vineyards.
Home to Croatia's most famous beach, Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn), Brac is renowned for its white pebble beaches and crystal-clear waters. It's also known for its stone quarries, which provided the stone for Diocletian's Palace in Split.
Once a military base and largely off-limits to tourists, Vis is now a hidden gem known for its unspoiled beauty, secluded coves, and pristine nature.
Visitors can explore ancient ruins, charming villages, and Blue Cave, a natural wonder.
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Another one on the list is Pag which is famous for its lunar-like landscape. The island is known for its salt production, sheep cheese, and lively summer festivals, including the renowned Zrce Beach parties.
It offers a mix of sandy and rocky beaches and unique culinary experiences.
Next is Mljet which is touted as Croatia's greenest island. It is home to a stunning national park featuring lush forests, two saltwater lakes, and a Benedictine monastery on an islet.
Visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, swimming, and exploring its natural beauty.
These are just a few highlights of the many enchanting islands that Croatia has to offer, each with its own distinct charm and attractions.
Whether you are seeking relaxation, adventure, history, or culture, the Croatian islands provide a diverse range of experiences for travellers to enjoy.
For instance, rooms in the Old Town village of Korčula typically range from £40-60 per night.
Additionally, Hotel Odisej on nearby Mljet, which comes highly recommended by our hotel experts, offers rooms starting at €64 (£54) per night this spring.
