For example, the biggest city in Croatia is Zagreb, whitch is completely different than Split. It’s not a mediteranian city, it has different mentality, different arhitecture etc.. There are at least differnet 4 regions in Croatia.

Anyway, I liked your review,

Cheers.

Both Brac and Solta are easy day trips. Hvar can also be done in a day if you don’t mind starting out early.

Here you can find ferry schedules: http://www.jadrolinija.hr/

If you are looking to stay off the beaten track and relax at the beach, I’d take the ferry to Solta and then quickly hop on the bus that meets the ferry to the town of Maslinica. It is a cute bay town with a quiet beach on the opposite side of the bay from where the bus drops you off. There isn’t much there except for the small beach, restaurants and a couple shops and homes.

If you want more to do, head to Brac. I would rent a car so you can drive around the island to see both Supetar and Bol and a few other tiny towns.

Hvar has the most touristy stuff to do and is also beautiful.

Plitvice is great, but I loved Krka just as much because you can swim in the falls. You can catch a bus to Krka or rent a car and drive. If you drive, take the longer coastal highway for at least one way – it is beautiful.

If you can afford more time, I would go to the island of Vis, but you definitely need 2 – 3 days for that. It was my favorite island. So gorgeous!

Have fun and please check back to tell me about your trip!

I’m looking forward to a trip to Split this weekend, and more so after reading you blog.

I wonder if you’d be able to give me some tips. Is Brac the only island thats an easy day trip? We’re also looking at Krka as Plitvice seems a bit too far and pricey, so what would you say is the best way to get to Krka?

Many thanks

Adrian

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