CROATIA FOR PEOPLE WITH REDUCED MOBILITY
One of Europe’s most popular destinations is now possible for anyone with mobility difficulties. The country makes great efforts to accommodate the needs of people with disabilities, including the many war veterans.
Enjoy the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic, charming towns and excellent Mediterranean food. Known as the jewel of the Adriatic, Croatia is like no other place in the neighbourhood.
Well-known for its coastline, you will be happily surprised to discover a variety of architecture and atmosphere. Don’t just visit the coast, the interior of the country is full of treasures!
There are many architectural wonders: Pula with its amphitheatre dating from the 1st century, Zadar with its Roman ruins, Šibenik with its forts, Primošten with its coastline and the fortiNed city of Dubrovnik, to name but a few.
Croatia’s 1,800 kilometres of coastline offer incredible landscapes and numerous islands.
Discover 5 of them in this guide, none of which are alike:
Hvar and its lavender Nelds
Pag and its desert landscapes
Korcula and its fortiNed medieval city
Krk and its seaside resorts
Rab and its colourful town of the same name
Croatian gastronomy is not very well known and yet it is delicious! Its history and location give it Greek, Italian, Austrian and Hungarian inUuences. You will discover a cuisine based on the sea and a real know-how in the wine Neld.
There is something for everyone: dive into the warm turquoise waters, explore Slavonia and the vineyards of the hinterland, immerse yourself in Croatian history in Split, don’t miss Zagreb, the capital city often mistakenly neglected by tourists, or discover the incredible natural parks, including Plitvice, known for its 16 lakes connected by countless waterfalls.
The list of experiences in Croatia is very long, even with a disability!
May to October is the best time to visit the coast, and June to September is the best time to explore the inland areas.
However, this requires a lot of preparation, which is why we have created our PRM Croatia travel guide to make your life easier!
Our PRM Croatia travel guide
This guide took 2 months of research and about 800 hours of study.
You will find:
19 cities
68 accommodations with different levels of accessibility
195 interesting places to visit
25 accessible beaches
32 recommended restaurants
Our guides will enable you to:
Explore a destination off the beaten track.
Avoid endless research to organise your trip
Benefit from reliable and verified information for a surprise-free holiday.