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This year's cruising season in Rijeka started already on April 15, with the arrival of the ship "Alfa Tour" of operator ID Riva.

For the first time, a luxury cruise ship that brought thousands of tourists to Rijeka, the tourist ship AIDAblu, arrived in the port of Rijeka.

Cheaper travel arrangements during October

The city is known for the strong wind called “bura”!

Croatia is a world tourist destination with a basic influence of the sun and sea offer, the mainstay of tourism is the offer that develops on the beaches that are the destination of tourists whether they come from the sea (boaters) or from the mainland.

How to return to a normal life as soon as possible and safely is a question that each of us has asked ourselves countless times. After a long winter and a lock down in many states, global travelers have awakened a desire to travel.

Croatia is preparing for the tourist season

The Pelješac Bridge, the most important infrastructure project in Croatia, has entered its final year of construction this year. The pillars above the sea surface outline the route of the future road, which could be completed by the end of 2021, and by the tourist season of 2022, it will be possible to travel on it.


In May, it was almost unrealistic to expect Croatia to achieve results of almost 80% compared to last year in some areas in August, and Croatian tourism could end the year with a record 50% turnover compared to last year.

Currently, there are about 780,000 tourists in Croatia, of which 200,000 are German, 135 thousand Slovenian, 130 thousand domestic, 74 thousand Polish and 46 thousand Czech tourists. According to the Croatian Tourist Board, which published tourist figures for August: so far about 70% of last year's result, most guests in Istria, Kvarner and Split-Dalmatia County.

The project "Upgrading the port open to public traffic of county importance - the port of Crikvenica" is funded by the Operational Program Competitiveness and Cohesion 2014-2020. The goal of the project worth 60 million kuna is to improve the passenger transport service and enable the local population to better connect the inhabited islands with the mainland.