Makarska riviera Croatia Adriatic Sea Coast line

Please watch: "Nature From Above I Dji Mavic Pro Footage " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98fTGB34ZgE --~-- Makarska rivijera Croatia Adriatic Sea Coast line With isolated islands, beautiful beaches, watersport hotspots and historic ports, Adriatic Croatia is a shore thing for a great seaside break. Croatia's 1,800km coastline, with its islands and turquoise Adriatic, is well established on the holiday scene. Except on the west coast of Istria and the Makarska Riviera, it has few purpose-built resorts. Access is via five airports, starting in the north with Pula (served from the UK by Jet2, Thomson Airlines and Ryanair) for the Istrian Peninsula and Rijeka (served by Croatia Airlines and Ryanair) – the launch pad for the lovely islands of the Kvarner Gulf. For the Dalmatian region, choose from Zadar (Ryanair), Split (Croatia Airlines, easyJet, Wizzair, Jet2), and Dubrovnik (BA, easyJet, Thomson Airways, Wizz Air and Flybe). Best beaches Officially recognised as Europe's second-cleanest (after Cyprus), Croatia's shores tend to be pebbly rather than sandy. The best are on the islands: Rab boasts a lovely bay at Lopar, Korcula has two sandy beaches near Lumbarda, while tiny Susak island is entirely composed of fine, compacted sand. The most photogenic beach is the constantly changing spit of white pebbles called Zlatni Rat on the island of Brac (ferries from Split). Direct Line Holidays (0800 408 6327; directline-holidays.co.uk) offers a week at the nearby Blue Sun Borak Hotel for £779 per person, including return Croatia Airlines flights from Heathrow on 25 August, half-board accommodation and transfers.