Croatia has 1185 islands, each with unique characteristics, for example, Vis is known as the westernmost, Rab is known as the greenest island, the island of Pag is famous for its goat cheese, and the island of Brac is popular for its beautiful beaches. Croatian islands are full of choices when it comes to beaches, food, natural attractions and activities, so when visiting some of the Croatian islands, you can expect to be confronted with the options that will vary widely. See a quick guide to finding accommodation on the Croatian islands.
Croatian hotels - Popular hotels on the Croatian islands are located on the island of Hvar, Brac, Rab, Cres, Mali Losinj, Vis, Korcula, Long Island. Category are in the range of 1-star (below € 100) to 5-star (above € 175), but expect a higher price for accommodation with a view to the sea.
Spa Hotel Resorts - Although the Croatian islands totaling 2600 hours of sunshine a year, hotels were faced with a problem that attract visitors to the other 6165 hours without a summer. As a solution, most of the hotel turn the development of wellness centers. If you look for beauty treatment and fitness during their holiday, it is best to stay in spa hotels.
Hostels - Croatia has two types of hostels: Youth Hostels (Hostelling International), and private hostels. The price of accommodation in the hostel are in the range of € 15 to € 20, regardless of whether you want to stay in private or youth hostel.
Croatia villas - If you are visiting the islands of Croatia, with family, friends or other large groups of people, you can save money by renting the villa. Almost all parts of Croatia private villas are
available for rental, and vary in price depending on the number of rooms, the length of stay, size of property, near the beach and facilities. Typical villa for two people costs 35 € / night, while the villa for 40 people can cost up to € 1000 / night.
Camping - Croatia has more than 500 camps, and most of them located along the coast. Prices camps are ranging from € 5 to € 15 per person extra charge for camping from € 5 to € 20, but the price may grow during July and August. The most expensive camps are situated in Istria, while the less popular camps in Dalmatia.
Accommodation - Staying in private accommodation, not only to get good value for money, but also a unique opportunity to get to know the locals. Private accommodation in Croatia includes inns, houses, apartments or houses that you will share with the owner.
Most accommodation in small Croatian islands, such as the Ist, Vir and Olib the private accommodation, while the larger islands of Cres, Hvar, Pag and Rab offer all types of accommodation listed above.
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