Over the past couple of years Croatia became one of the top summer destinations in the world. Pula is a seafront city in the north of the Croatian coast, on the Istrian peninsula. A must see well-preserved Roman amphitheatre in the heart of Pula dominates the city and functions both as a historical site and as a venue for summer concerts and festivals. The Brijuni Islands β a group of 14 small islands famous for their scenic beauty and a National Park are definitely worth exploring.
Punta Christo photo credit: fortpuntachristo. Fort Punta Christo located a few km outside the city is an abandoned fort where festivals such as Seasplah, Dimensions and Outlook take place.
Seasplash Festival that takes place at the end of July every year is a dub, reggae, ska, dubstep festival known for quite a relaxing vibe. Dimensions Festival at the end of August focuses on underground electronic music and brings some of the biggest names from the techno and house music scene.
Outlook Festival that takes place at the beginning of September, right after Dimensions is a festival devoted to all kinds of bass music. Pag island is situated near Zadar, in the central Croatian coast. The beaches are absolutely breath-taking and there are plenty of wide, shallow coves tucked along its coast. Hideout is an underground electronic music festival at the end of July where you can hear artists such as Maceo Plax, Jamie Jones or Seth Troxler spin.
Sonus, which celebrates its 5th year in , is the most famous underground electronic festival. It is connected to the mainland by a short bridge, which makes it very easy to reach. The island is most famous for its sandy and gravel beaches and small breath-taking bays. Murter, Jezera and Tisno are the main towns on the island. Tisno is quite famous for the Garden Festival that has been taking place here for years. Within its white stone walls there are numerous shops, cafes, restaurants, churches, hotels and houses.
