Natural beauty, historic heritage and cultural heritage in Croatia to leave their unique mark, and each year attracts more visitors.

Croatia is proud of its 8 national parks, areas that are particularly distinguished by its extraordinary beauty and natural values preserved ecological systems:

• Brijuni National Park
• National Park Kornati
• Krka National Park
• The National Park Mljet
• National park Paklenica
• Plitvice Lakes National Park
• National Park Paklenica
• National Park Northern Velebit

Croatia has six cultural-historical and natural beauties entered in the UNESCO World Heritage List, namely:

• Diocletian Palace in Split
• Eufrazijeva Basilica in Porec
• Plitvice Lakes
• Romanesque Town Trogir
• Old Town Dubrovnik
• Sibenik Cathedral

General information:

Language: Croatian
Currency: Croatian kuna (HRK)
Population: 4.500.000 inhabitants
Area: 56,594 km2