Save the date for July 15th - 23rd 2016 in Osijek

One of the top tourist attractions and an absolute must see destination in Croatia is Plitvice Lakes National Park. This UNESCO world heritage site is famous for its spectacular 16 interconnected lakes and waterfalls, which are surrounded by fir, beech and spruce forest - it's mother nature at her best.

Croatia and its thousand plus islands are an extremely popular cycling vacation destination with most of the tourist activity on the islands of the Split-Dalmatia and Dubrovnik-Neretva counties, where you find the spectacular islands of Hvar, Brač, and Korčula. What if I told you that Zadar region, located in Northern Dalmatia, also has a highly developed network of cycle trails across most of its islands, and they are equally as impressive as those down South.

Is there anything better than drinking a great quality wine? Whether it be a light, refreshing Rose on a hot summers day, to a Plavac Mali when eating lamb baked under the peka, wine is magical. 

Camping and bikes? What’s not to like there? This Sunday I’ll wake up in the most beautiful Croatian National Park surrounded by at least 950 other riders ready to rip up the road.

Croatia is blessed with some spectacular landscapes most notably its idyllic islands, coastline and the crystal clear Adriatic sea. But the beauty goes beyond the coast and where you'll find rolling green hills, dramatic mountain ranges and some superb rivers and lakes.

Gorski Kotar is a green oasis in the heart of the Kvarner Region of Croatia. It's a landscape which is blanketed with forests, sunny meadows, rolling hills, steep mountains, and crystal clear lakes, streams, and rivers. This region is a great example of how man and nature can coexist.

For the 10th time in a row, the Kajkavijana race starts in Varaždin.

The sound of a river is alluring, relaxing and in Croatia accompanied by small towns and historical treasures. Discover just a few rivers in Croatia that are perfect to explore on two wheels.

Croatia's largest peninsula Istria is a landscape filled with charming hilltop towns, ancient seaside cities and rolling farmland where vineyards and olive groves dominate the landscape.