Why visit Croatia after the summer?!

After the heat and bustle, would you like to visit Croatia? It's an excellent choice because there are lots of things to see and do that aren't possible in the summer, the weather is still pleasant, the cities are less overcrowded, and most villas are discounted.

Split

One of Croatia's most popular cities is Split. Explore the past hidden behind the walls and structures. Take a stroll around the Diocletian Palace to discover the secret eateries, pubs, and coffee shops that line the ancient alleyways. See the Church of Holy Trinity, the Monastery of St. Anthony, and the Franciscan Church. Walking atop the Marjan Hill, which offers a fantastic perspective of the city and sea as well as the pure, clean air, is likely to appeal to nature lovers.

Zadar

Situated on the Adriatic coast is the little city of Zadar. One of the most well-liked tourist spots, it has been named "Croatia's new capital of cool" by The Guardian and "entertainment center of the Adriatic" by The Times. In 2016, a poll named the city the "Best European Destination"
See the Church of St. Donatus, say hello to the Sun, and meet the Sun Organ when you visit Zadar. In the world, both monuments are somewhat exceptional.

Dubrovnik

Individuals who have been to or stay in Dubrovnik will claim that it is the most breathtaking location on earth. with its historic structures, lovely shingle beaches, vistas of the turquoise ocean, clear sky, and balmy weather. Definitely worth a visit.
With the exception of the beaches, Dubrovnik offers a wealth of activities and sights. You may visit the nearby islands, the Mljet National Park, stroll around the city walls and take in the stunning views of the city and the sea, dine at well-known restaurants, and much more. Go to Dubrovnik, the setting for Game of Thrones!

What are the most popular things to do once summer ends?

Harvesting grapes and olives is a highly favored occupation in Dalmatia following the summer season.

For a Dalmatian farmer, picking olives is the most essential task. August marks the start of the oil-accumulating olives. It peaks in September and early October, that is, right up until the start of ripening. To gather the olives and extract oil from them, families and friends get together.
The same is true for harvesting grapes; creating homemade wine is one of Dalmatia's oldest customs. Although Croatia offers a wide variety of wines, the best are those that are produced locally.

Hiking is another fantastic activity to do in Croatia after the season ends. Dalmatia is dotted with numerous homes and hiking trails. This is a great suggestion if you're a natural person who loves the great outdoors. You can visit some of the hiking homes even if you're not into sports just to admire the stunning scenery and have a drink or wine tasting.

I hope this blog post with recommendations for things to do after summer helps you make up your mind about going to Croatia after summer. Please send us your vacation impressions and pictures as soon as you get back.