Non-Euro Easter holidays in Croatia
Croatia is tipped to be one of the most popular destinations in 2010 for British holiday-makers with its non-Euro currency, high quality, good value tourist accommodation and excellent flying links from UK airports.
Hidden Croatia has come up with its pick of Easter holidays, from a 5 star water-front hotel in Dubrovnik to island hotels in locations reminiscent of the Cote d’Azur.
Easter on the cosmopolitan island of Hvar, 4 star b&b £735
For travel over Easter 2010 Hidden Croatia has a 7 night b&b stay at the 4 star Hotel Riva Hvar Yacht Harbour for £735 per person, based on 2 sharing and including return flights from Gatwick to Split, road and ferry transfers. The hotel is located on the chic harbour front of Hvar island, reminiscent of an upmarket French Riviera resort, and is a member of the Small Leading Hotels of the World, offering contemporary styling in a wonderful location.
5 star waterfront hotel in Dubrovnik, with complimentary wine
Hidden Croatia is offering a complimentary bottle of wine with dinner each day for guests spending a week at the 5 star Grand Villa Argentina, a classic water-front, Dalmatian building made up of three noble villas, renowned as the most exquisite hotel in Dubrovnik. A week’s half board stay costs from £675 per person (child £499) over Easter, including flights from Gatwick to Dubrovnik and airport transfers.
Remote island off the tourist track, 3 star b&b £599
The remote island of Vis is as impregnable as a Bond villain's lair and as beautiful as Capri before the tourists. It has no big hotels, no big resorts, and despite its magnificent unspoilt scenery and deserted beaches has only recently opened up to tourism. The island’s Hotel San Giorgio is a charming 10 rooms boutique 3 star hotel and Hidden Croatia offers 7 nights bed and breakfast accommodation from £599 per person (April 2010), including flights from London Gatwick to Split and road and ferry transfers, based on 2 sharing.
Car free Croatian island, 7 nights £409
Croatia’s Kolocep island, the smallest of the Elafiti islands, is completely car free, has just one hotel, the Hotel Villas Kolocap, and a population of less than 150 inhabitants, which combined with its low-rise, unspoilt landscape makes for very good walking and cycling opportunities. Unusually for Croatia the island has a sandy beach. Hidden Croatia offers 7 nights room and breakfast at the 3 star Hotel Villas Kolocep from £385 in April 2010 (children £285), including return flights from Gatwick to Dubrovnik, road and ferry transfers.
Croatia’s Makarska Riviera, boutique hotel
80kms south of Split is the tranquil town of Tucepi, with its turquoise fringed golden beaches, where the family-run, delightful boutique style 3 star Hotel Villa Andrea offers a friendly and unpretentious welcome right beside the sea. Hidden Croatia offers a 7 night stay from £495 per person in April 2010, including b&b accommodation, return flights from London Gatwick to Split and airport transfers.
For more information and reservations, visit: hiddencroatia.com
