It is very ungrateful to suggest which of the Croatian islands to visit. Out of 1246 Croatian islands (islands, islets and skerries), around fifty of them are inhabited. Each of them has extraordinary and wonderful things to offer. Only details and personal preferences decide which one you will choose to visit. When you compare the offers, the content and position of the islands Hvar, Braa, Mljet, Pag and Krk can be separated.
Hvar
Hvar is located in the center of the Croatian coast of the Adriatic Sea. It has a moderate Mediterranean climate, where summers are hot and sunny, and winters are mild. It is one of the islands with the most hours of sunshine. Hvar has been inhabited since the Stone Age and has a rich history. The gastronomy and wine on the island are unmissable.
Natural beauty: 9/10
Beaches: 7/10
History and culture: 7/10
Accessibility: 6/10
Tourist support: 8/10
Sports and fun: 7/10
Nightlife: 8/10
Score: 52
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Brac is the largest island in Dalmatia and the third largest island in the Adriatic Sea. It is located in the center of Dalmatia, opposite the city of Split. It is also the highest island, and with a very indented coastline. The most famous of the beaches is Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) at the Bol place. The entire island is made of limestone, the stone blocks of which were used to build many famous buildings (including the White House).
Natural beauty: 8/10
Beaches: 8/10
History and culture: 6/10
Accessibility: 6/10
Tourist support: 7/10
Sports and fun: 8/10
Nightlife: 6/10
Score: 49
Mljet
Mljet is the eighth largest island in Croatia, located in the southern Adriatic, near the Peljesac peninsula and the city of Dubrovnik. The northwestern third of the island covers the Mljet National Park, the oldest national park in the Adriatic Sea. Mljet is a national park due to its rich culture, history and natural resources. There are three main sources of brackish water on the island which are used to irrigate the fields and as a source of drinking water in the summer months.
Natural beauty: 9/10
Beaches: 7/10
History and culture: 9/10
Accessibility: 6/10
Tourist support: 8/10
Sports and fun: 6/10
Nightlife: 5/10
Score: 50
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The island of Pag is the fifth largest island in the Adriatic Sea, but also the Adriatic island with the most rugged coastline. The island of Pag is sparsely covered with vegetation and is located in an area where a strong northerly wind usually blows. The rare vegetation is highly aromatic, which contributes to the quality of the cheese produced on the island. ZrÄ e beach is the most famous beach in this part of Croatia, where there are numerous restaurants, bars and entertainment facilities and where the summer fun and nightlife never ends. Pag is also known for its salt production.
Natural beauty: 6/10
Beaches: 8/10
History and culture: 6/10
Accessibility: 8/10
Tourist support: 8/10
Sports and fun: 7/10
Nightlife: 9/10
Score: 52
Krk
The island of Krk is situated in the Kvarner Bay, with the island of Cres, the largest island in the Adriatic. Krk is located in the northern Adriatic and is connected to the mainland via the Krk Bridge. On the island there is also the airport (Rijeka airport). Thanks to its location, surrounded by lush vegetation and drinking water sources, it has been inhabited since prehistoric times, and has a very rich history and culture. Krk has many hotels, camps, and private accommodation in apartments and rooms, and tourism is quite developed.
Natural beauty: 8/10
Beaches: 8/10
History and culture: 9/10
Accessibility: 9/10
Tourist support: 8/10
Sports and fun: 8/10
Nightlife: 8/10
Score: 58
