In Denmark and Norway, they have the idea of hygge and the enjoyment of cosiness and small pleasures, in Greece, they have the concept of the volta, a leisurely evening stroll, and in Italy there is the idea of dolce far niente - the sweetness of doing nothing. Around the world, in fact, there are many such words that are not totally translatable but allude to a way of life that one can learn something from when travelling.
While most people would associate Croatian holidays with seaside breaks in the summer, If you are looking to enjoy a cosy foodie getaway in lush autumnal landscapes then we would also highly recommend a vacation rental in Croatia. With lots of inland areas that boast endless vineyards, dense forests, and historic hilltop towns, Croatia, as a destination is quite the looker at this time of the year. Plus, as the weather remains mild but begins to cool throughout the season, there are perfect conditions for hiking through those scenic landscapes and exploring those pretty towns without getting too sweaty. Additionally, with harvest season comes an array of incredible produce and products to sample and a unique cuisine with Italian influences that ensures plenty of hearty and delicious things to eat as it begins to cool down. So, pack some cute sweaters, some comfy pants that allow you to eat well, and shoes that you can walk in and come experience all that Croatia in the fall has to offer…
Looking for some scenic destinations in Croatia at this time of the year? Here are our picks…
Those who find a vacation rental in Split-Dalmatia County or a holiday rental in Zadar County are likely headed to these regions to enjoy the stunning coastline and endless pretty seaside towns, to slow down, unwind, and relax. Eating well, too, is one of the great reasons to come visit this part of the world but is also a great motivator to move inland, away from the coast and into the Hinterland of the historical region of Dalmatia. This area of the region is rugged, yet lush and verdant, home to vineyards and olive groves that produce incredible organic wines and olive oils. Foodies, therefore, should take note as this is where you should go to eat and drink very well indeed, to spend lazy days cycling between wineries, to dive into the local cuisine. And, if you know anything about Croatian cuisine, then you will know that you should make a particular point to experience Peka…
Senj is one of the prettiest historic towns in all of Croatia and is famously the only territory in the country that was never taken. Crowned by its impressive and iconic Nehaj Fortress, framed by the Velebit mountain range, with a wide and glittering bay on the Adriatic, and boasting a well-preserved old town, Senj has truly striking good looks. Those who book a vacation rental in Senj, therefore, will quickly discover that it is a perfect location for a dreamy seaside getaway.
The coastal city of Split is a great and historic beauty located on a peninsula in the Adriatic, in Dalmatia in the south of Croatia. A resort town and active port, it is a place where varied history and traditions meet chic and cosmopolitan modernity. Therefore, it offers an perfect list of incredible things to see and do in the most stunning settings, from cobbled little streets lined with grand old buildings to stretches of the coast with craggy peaks and azure seas as a backdrop. If you book a villa in Split-dalmatien, at least one day-trip to the city is a must!
