Dalmatia Coast Dalmatia - a historical region in north-west of the Balkan Peninsula, on the Adriatic coast, on the territory of modern Croatia (mostly) and Montenegro. Dalmatia - one of the oldest regional and geographical entity of Europe ...
	Dubrovnik Dubrovnik - a city in Dalmatia, southern Croatia on the Adriatic coast. Dubrovnik - the administrative center of Dubrovnik-Neretva County, the famous international resort, a major seaport. Dubrovnik - old town with a rich history. Since the Middle Ages, the prosperity of the city was based on maritime trade, which allowed ...
	Istria Istria - the name of the peninsula in the Adriatic Sea, in the northern part of Croatia. A small part of the peninsula belongs to Slovenia. Istria - the largest peninsula of the Adriatic Sea, just to the north and only partly on the east side connected to the mainland. From the west of the peninsula lies the Gulf of Trieste, from the east - the Gulf of Kvarner ...
	Kvarner, Lika Kvarner Bay - Gulf in the northern Adriatic Sea, between the Istrian peninsula and the continental coast of the Gulf of Kvarner Horvatii.Beregovaya line, like all of Dalmatia, is characterized by great irregularity and a large number of islands. The largest island of the Gulf - Cres, Krk, Pag, Rab and Losinj ...

Croatia is considered to be the best place for rest on a combination of cultural attractions, natural beauty, the diversity of entertainment and ease of entry (Russian citizens do not require a visa). Every house has all the necessary things for a rest, they are fully equipped with household appliances and furniture. Rent apartments in Croatia is much cheaper than hotels - in June and September (low season) you can rent a villa or apartment luxury very inexpensive. But you can choose a house, standing far away from everyone and spend time in silence and comfort. The most expensive options start at 1200 euros, but they are located close to the sea, made good repair and is expensive furniture. In the apartments there is a limit on the number of living: the number of living people must match the number of beds. Croatia Europeanized more other Slavic countries of the Balkan Peninsula - historically its territory belonged to the development of cultural countries (the Roman Empire, Austria-Hungary, Italy). The houses are all that is necessary for good rest.