Croatia is becoming an increasingly popular destination for overseas property investors, buying a property in Croatia is similar to purchasing a property in most former Eastern European states .

Croatia’s fantastic coastline, Mediterranean climate and its ever growing popularity as a holiday destination means that Croatia is fast becoming a property hotspot for overseas buyers.

With national parks, islands and history, Zadar and North Dalmatia have a lot to offer property buyers.

With a beautiful national park, islands and history, Sibenik and North Dalmatia have a lot to offer property buyers.

Pag is an island in the North Dalmatian region. The island of Pag is accessible by the Pag Bridge from Cape Osjak on the mainland, and is connected by ferry services as well.

There are 1185 islands, islets and rocks along the Central Dalmatian coast of Croatia.

There are 1185 islands, islets and rocks along the Central Dalmatian coast of Croatia.

The Split Riviera incorporates the city of Split, the seaside resort of Podstrana, and Solin. This region is steeped in history and archaeologically it is one of the most fascinating in Croatia.

Trogir is a town and harbour on the coastal strip of the Kastela Gulf, 27 km west of Split. Split airport is in nearby Resnik. Trogir is treasure among other tourist destinations in Croatia.

South Dalmatia is the smallest and in the most southern part of Croatia. South Dalmatia shares a border with Bosnia and Hercegovina.