Travel Scrable recommends

Dubrovnik, or "King's Landing," is a must-visit for "Game of Thrones" fans, featuring medieval walls and iconic sites like the Old Town and Fort Lovrijenac.

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Join the Dubrovnik Wine, Dine, and Design Workshop for a unique experience that combines exquisite local cuisine, fine wines, and hands-on creative activities, immersing you in the vibrant culture of this stunning coastal city.

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Don’t miss the Plitvice Lakes Tour, which includes secured tickets, a scenic train ride, and a delightful boat journey, offering an unforgettable way to explore the breath-taking beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Seize the opportunity to experience the breath-taking Diocletian’s Palace in the heart of Split—a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site where ancient history springs to life amidst bustling markets and delightful cafes, inviting you to explore its timeless beauty and vibrant atmosphere!

The ideal time to visit Croatia is from May to October when the weather is warm, tourist facilities are fully operational, and boats sail the Dalmatian coast.