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Discover & Work in Croatia
Croatia embodies the ideal Mediterranean fantasy perfect for a Workation any time of year. Enticing, unique, and charming, Croatia can feel unspoiled among its islands along the Adriatic Sea where fishing villages and boats linger above the sapphire waters and the dramatic medieval walls of Dubrovnik loom large as the quintessential image of the country. With incredible food, immersive nature, and cities that reflect the unique historical layers from ancient Rome to the Venetian Republic and Austro-Hungarian Empire, a Croatia Workation can be as blissful or adventurous as you like.
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Highlights
Croatia is approachable, inspiring, and affordable making it one of the best places in the world for a Workation. Highlights for Workation in Croatia include:
- Great infrastructure across the country makes it easy to travel to different cities, as well as take ferries or flights to specific islands
- Wifi connectivity is strong across the country and cell reception is readily available, whether with an international plan or roaming for easy communication back home
- You are never far away from a historical landmark or inviting natural setting that can refresh your mind and energy
- Croatia is on the Adriatic Sea with gorgeous islands with millennia of history, ancient villages, celebrated vineyards, and hidden coves
- Croatian hospitality is among the world’s finest, and Workationing in Croatia gives you time to experience life and welcoming customs like a local rather than an outsider
Croatia is an incredibly popular destination but still feels like an authentic place to visit with historic towns, breathtaking city walls, and inspiring natural beauty from waterfalls to beaches. Just a few of the highlights Croatia is known for include:
- The veil of waterfalls and glistening bodies of water of Plitvice Lakes National Park
- Croatia has more than 1,100 miles of coastline between the mainland and fringing islands and islets including the famous beach of Zlatni Rat
- Dubrovnik is a world-class city famous for its thick and towering walls that surround the preserved Old Town
- Diocletian’s Palace is one of the best-preserved Roman palaces in the world and remains used by local shops, cafes, and restaurants making it the heart of Split
- The quality of the cuisine in the Istrian Peninsula demonstrates a focus on local, seasonal ingredients and includes celebrated items like truffle, cured meat, and cheeses
- The Roman arena at Pula represents the millennia of history connected to the former Empire, and speaks to the feat of engineering through the annual events still held in the amphitheater
- Korcula Town on the eponymous island is a gorgeous settlement with medieval walls, preserved towers, quintessential orange-tiled rooftops, and aristocratic stone buildings that encapsulate the greater Venetian rule of Croatia within the unforgettable scenery
Croatia is part picturesque port, part nature reserve, part charming coastal towns, and part preserved cultural center set beneath the golden rays of the Adriatic sun. Inviting climate, incredible islands, and unforgettable cuisine add to the countless reasons to enjoy any visit to the country. Each element creates the quintessential character of Croatia you can experience during your Workation with activities like:
- A truffle hunt and tasting
- Sailing around your choice of islands
- A walking tour around one of Croatia’s historic and inspiring cities
- A kayak excursion on the Adriatic Sea
- Visiting one of the country’s celebrated beaches
Cities to explore in Croatia
Croatia’s cities and towns give you better insight into the heritage of yesterday and the culture of today, influenced by the various civilizations that touched the island shores or ruled the hinterlands. The diverse customs and shared traditions have created incredible things to do and see with the following cities offering the best options for Workation due to their location, infrastructure, and connectivity:
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik has earned its nickname, “Pearl of the Adriatic.” With powerful walls that wrap around the historic Old Town, homes topped with orange-tiled roofs, and crystal-clear waters that shine a stunning azure, the city remains one of the most popular places to visit in Croatia for good reason.
Narrow cobblestone streets, access to panoramic views from the top of Mt Srd, layers of elemental history, and a seafront that looks out to the Dalmation Coast add to the city’s luxuries. The evocative ambiance couples with incredible gastronomy that captures the coastal flavors of the greater nation emphasized by baroque architecture and the scent of the Adriatic. Dubrovnik’s timelessness helps make it one of the best cities in Croatia for Workation because of how it immerses visitors in the past while enjoying contemporary amenities.
Highlights
- The dramatic city walls
- The neighboring forested island of Lokrum
- The opulent 15th-century Rector’s Palace
- The cafes, restaurants, and shops along the historic Stradun promenade
- The baroque design of the cathedral and treasury
Split
Split is a city that feels endlessly lively. The vibrancy of the streets spills through the remains of Diocletian’s Palace, making it one of the largest Roman structures still in use. Old Town continues a tradition of inhabitants that has continued for millennia, from the Romans to the Byzantines, Venetians to the Austrians, with each empire adding a little of itself to the local culture and surrounding architecture.
Split acts as a bridge between the past and present, where modern life fills the remains of the past and the past shapes the cafes, restaurants, bars, and galleries. Wedged between the mountains and the Adriatic, the natural beauty of the water, islands, and the landscape add to the thriving atmosphere. It’s a perfect blend of social activity, cultural history, and possible exploration.
Highlights
- Roman-era Diocletian’s Palace and the contemporary that uses its framework
- The Cathedral of St. Domnius and the views from the bell tower
- The artwork inside the Ivan Mestrovic Gallery
- The beach of Zlatni Rat
- The trails and views of Marjan Forest Park and Marjan Stairway
Zagreb
Zagreb is the cultural heart of Croatia. Dubrovnik has the preserved charm, Split has the incredible architecture, but Zagreb has the energy. Artistic and bohemian, unique and delicious, Zagreb shares a different side of the country’s culture with incredible museums, a multitude of cafes, and shopping that can tempt anyone. The city center consists of the historic Upper and Lower towns where preserved architecture like the Cathedral and National Theatre reflect on a different age.
Beyond the traditional arti galleries, the museums in Croatia’s capital celebrate and question artistic form with exhibits like The Museum of Broken Relationships and the 80’s Museum. Sidewalk cafes, boutique shops that line elegant streets, and colorful murals made by local artists demonstrate how much the city was designed for exploring. Endless energy, great cafe culture, and a year-round vibrancy make Zagreb uniquely its own for a Workation.
Highlights
- The cobblestone streets and medieval architecture of Zagreb’s Upper Town
- The Cathedral as incredible treasures disguised inside the ornate towers
- The views from Lotrscak Tower spread over the city
- The Museum of Broken Relationships connects a story to disparate objects that become artifacts in their own way
- Mirogoj cemetery has an elegant Austro-Hungarian design and artful tombs
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