Vacanze in Croazia

Southern Croatia in July is really very hot and sunny. It is perfect sunbathing weather, but we visited Cavtat, which is on the coast south of Dubrovnik, so we did visit the city and do some other sightseeing. If I am honest, it was probably a little too hot to be doing a lot of walking and exploring, especially around less shady sites like the Dubrovnik city walls. And if you are out sightseeing it is best to stay hydrated, wear a hat or head covering and stay out of the sun during the hottest hours of the day. Answered by A Rose Tinted World

You will definitely need sunscreen and shades, plus your swimwear for by the pool. I found that taking my kindle filled with books and having my iPod and phone full of good tunes was the best way to relax whilst sunbathing, so both these are must pack items. For sightseeing, I packed floaty cool dresses and comfortable shoes, plus a hat. For evenings, local restaurants in Cavtat were very casual, and the balmy evening weather meant that it was still warm enough to walk around without a cardigan or coat. Answered by A Rose Tinted World

I loved Croatia as it was such a lovely relaxing holiday. I normally take a two week holiday and enjoy a mixture of days by the pool and sightseeing, but in my two weeks in Croatia I stayed by the pool a lot more! The coast of Croatia is a great place to take boat trips, we were able to take a water taxi by boat to Dubrovnik instead of a regular car, which made a nice change. As for food, the fish and sea food in Croatia was probably some the best I have ever had! Answered by A Rose Tinted World