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by acemj In the summer, it can be scorching hot all over Croatia and if you're here at that time of the year, you've probably come for the islands and beaches, so wear appropriate clothing and bring plenty of sunscreen. In the winter, especially inland, it can get pretty cold so bring a good winter coat. In February in Zagreb, I was pretty cold at times. If you stay in a private home, it's possible that the owner may not heat the room at all. I froze my butt off in Dubrovnik on my first night in a private home.
Don't forget your camera equipment. Expect lots of sun in the summer and come prepared with all appropriate photo gear. Leave a Comment
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 The Rough Guide to Croatia by diocletianvs With Croatia becoming a popular destination there are many travel guides about the country now available. One of the best, my personal favourite and in my opinion a must-have item for everyone coming to Croatia is The Rough Guide to Croatia. Ingeniously written by Jonathan Bousfield, who's been making regular visits to Croatia since 1975, this 460-page guidebook brings not only the comprehensive coverage of numerous destinations, informative and reliable info about transport possibilities and accommodation / restaurants / nightlife options but also a very authorative background on Croatia's history, culture and politics.
It will give you a brief insight about different cuisines of Croatia's regions, tips where to have the best Saturday morning coffee or tips how to survive with names of streets that change in Croatian. Learn about Croatian history - from who was Diocletian and why he retired himself to the story of Uskoks, history of Hajduk soccer club or the facts about the creation of Non-Aligned Movement on Brijuni islands. There is also a lot of info about recent history, with background info of Serbian rebelion, details about siege of Vukovar and shelling of Dubrovnik as well as of the authorative Tudjman regime and its opponents, including the Radio 101 and Feral Tribune newspaper.
Travel part of the book covers many distant and less known destinations that you'll hardly find in other travel books - like Krapje, Krasic, Veli Drvenik, Vrboska or Prvic. Shortly: get your copy of this great guidebook (currently the second edition, published in 2003 by Rough Guides and distributed by Penguin Books) before you board the plane / train / bus to Croatia and learn a lot even before you arrive! Leave a Comment
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It gets a bit cold sometimes, so a jacket or a cardigan would do. Usually I wear a sleeveless shirt or tee, when it gets a bit cold and windy, I just put on a cardigan.
Bring as many rolls of film for the beautiful scenery... click and click and click. Or bring all the compact flash or memory cards that you have for those beautiful pictures. Leave a Comment
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 COLD DOGS by matcrazy1 . Check the climate in your destination in Croatia: www.worldclimate.com Check the weather (5-day forecast for Croatia) just before you go: http://weather.yahoo.com www.cnn.com/WEATHER www.bbc.co.uk/weather or even 10-DAY FORECAST: www.weather.co.uk Remeber that there are various climates in Croatia - hot and dry in summertime with mild and wet winters Mediterranean climate along the coast and on the other hand moderate climate to north with quite cold winters. . Leave a Comment
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If travelling any other time than summer waterproof boots are a MUST, especially in Dubrovnik where some of the roads just off of the main road in the old town are steps and in heavy rain literally turn into fast flowing waterfalls. No joke. Our room was situated on one of these roads and I honestly had to walk through a waterfall to get to it. The photos are a bit blurry but check them out anyway! Leave a Comment
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by tashka Special shoes for swimming can be useful, cause the small sharp stones at the beach can hurt your feet.
Beaches in Croatia are small sharp stones and concrete piers, and beach lounges are a rarity. So you better take some soft mat to lie on at the beach.
Sunscreen cream in summer and early autumn is a must. Leave a Comment
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 Rovinj,Istria by ChrisAlexander Not much more than the picture shows is required.
If you forget to pack a towel and are a tall person, you can find plenty hanging in the streets of many towns by the sea. Leave a Comment
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 DON'T TURN YOUR HEAD !!! :-))) by matcrazy1 . Croatia is a very romantic place with many attractions for kids as well. Never try not to get to Croatia your lovely wife/husband lover/fiance and your kids. OK, sometimes you may try it - look at my picture :-)). . Leave a Comment
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 WHERE IS CROATIA IN THIS MAP? by matcrazy1 . Don't forget good maps of Croatia. If you forget them no worry: there are tenths various maps sold in many points in Croatia. . Leave a Comment
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 SMILING PIG :-))) by matcrazy1 . Don't forget to pack a good humour whenever you go to Croatia :-))) It doesn't weight much, so no need to worry about your excessive luggage in the airplane. . Leave a Comment
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