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Croatia, in southeast Europe, boasts diverse geography with low mountains, highlands, flat plains, and numerous islands. Coastal areas enjoy a Mediterranean climate, offering hot summers and mild winters, while the mountain regions experience cold, snowy winters and mild summers. This geographic variety contributes to Croatia’s captivating charm and diverse climates.
With an area of 75 km², Lošinj is a medium-sized Adriatic island. The island is one of Croatia’s most magical hidden gems and the perfect escape for every season. Whether you’re looking to relax and recharge, be active or do a little of both, you’ll find there’s something for everyone to love.
Hvar is the most famous of all Croatian islands. It is best known for its turquoise waters, lavender fields, 2.800 hours of sunshine a year, good nightlife, and as a summer refuge for the rich and famous. It also boasts history and culture, lovely countryside, hidden bays, tasty food, and great local wines.
