Croatia Honeymoon

Known as the location where King's Landing in "Game of Thrones" was filmed, this is a historic city with cobblestone streets encircled by fortified walls. Stone houses, stores, and restaurants line the streets while occasional Gothic and Baroque structures dominate the skyline. Take a hike to viewpoints around Dubrovnik to admire views of the city and the Adriatic Sea.

With the tower of St. Euphemia Church dominating its skyline, Old Rovinj is a Venetian-style town with narrow cobblestone streets and a romantic Mediterranean atmosphere. Astride a tiny peninsula, Rovinj Old Town abounds with small squares, old buildings featuring Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles, and quaint churches. If you wish to travel through time, Rovinj is an ideal Croatia honeymoon destination for you.

The lively Dalmatian town of Zadar is an ideal honeymoon destination for art enthusiasts. The collection at the Archeological Museum spans from prehistory to medieval times, while Zadar boasts Venetian architecture and Roman ruins. Listen to the music of the sea organ, an experimental architectural sound art which plays soothing sounds as the waves collide with it.

Featuring posh bars and restaurants, upscale shopping, and vibrant nightlife, Hvar Island is an ideal base for trendy honeymooners. Explore the island's beaches by yacht during the day and have a great time partying at night. To spend some time alone with your partner, explore vineyards, olive groves, and Hvar's more secluded beaches.

The main island of its namesake archipelago is an ideal Croatia honeymoon base for nature and wine lovers. Nearby islands abound with verdant greenery, secluded coves, and crystalline waters suitable for diving.

The coastal regions of Istria and Dalmatia abound with quaint towns and lively cities where you can enjoy attractive shopping, dine by the seaside during sunset, and visit various museums. From Dubrovnik in the south to Rovinj in the north, you will traverse mountains overlooking the Adriatic Sea and can ferry out to numerous islands.

Croatia has a rugged coastline and over 1,000 islands. Many newlyweds choose to do island hopping by yacht during their Croatia honeymoon. For an active yet secluded island experience, the country's uninhabited islands surrounded by crystal-clear waters are ideal for diving.

Plitvice Lakes, set in a forested, mountainous environment, are a group of around 15 lakes interconnected by waterfalls. Explore the lakes via hiking trails or boat ride. Krka National Park encompasses the Krka River, which you can also explore by boat. Along the way, you will see Visovac Island and waterfalls and can enjoy swimming and birdwatching.

Wine lovers will have a great time during their honeymoon in Croatia. Istria, Dalmatia, and many islands are illustrious producers of various wines, with Dingač (Peljesac Peninsula), Pošip (Korcula), and Malvasia (Istria) being among the country's favorites. Damjanić in Istria and Milina Bire in Korcula are particularly famous Croatian wineries. In Peljesac, around 250 estates compete for the best winery, so you'll just have to do a tour and choose for yourself.