Croatia continues to surge in popularity among German travellers, shaping up to be one of the most sought-after destinations this summer. With its mix of pristine coastline, historic cities, and island escapes, it’s not hard to see why.
We've analysed millions of data points to reveal exactly where the Germans are planning to visit - and the results are in. From coastal gems to national parks, here are the seven spots that are topping German itineraries for 2022.
1. Hvar
Hvar takes the crown as the most popular Croatian destination among German travellers. Known for its sun-soaked beaches, buzzing nightlife, and lively bar and restaurant scene, it’s the ultimate summer hotspot.
2. Dubrovnik
The iconic walled city of Dubrovnik continues to be a fan favourite. Its cobbled lanes, panoramic sea views, and rich cultural heritage make it an unmissable stop on any Croatian itinerary.
3. Plitvice Lakes National Park
Nature lovers are locking in time at Plitvice Lakes. With terraced lakes, gushing waterfalls and forest trails, this UNESCO-listed park is a magnet for travellers wanting to immerse themselves in the great outdoors.
4. Pag
The party island of Pag is drawing in Germans looking to let loose. With legendary beach clubs and crystal-clear waters, it’s a go-to destination for sun, swims and all-night beats.
5. Split
Split ranks fifth, offering a perfect blend of history and modern coastal life. Its ancient white stone buildings, bustling cafes and relaxed seaside charm make it an ideal base for exploring the Dalmatian coast.
6. Trogir
Just a short drive from Split, Trogir is gaining traction with its palm-lined promenade and beautifully preserved Old Town. Its blend of Renaissance, Baroque and Romanesque architecture has proven a big hit with German visitors.
7. Korčula
Completing the list is Korčula—an island known for its dense forests, crystal waters, and old-world charm. It’s a quieter, more refined escape that’s fast becoming a favourite among discerning travellers.
Croatia’s Momentum Keeps Building
Croatia continues to gain traction across key European markets—not just Germany. Our data reveals more and more travellers are swapping the usual suspects like Italy and Spain for Croatia. It’s got the perfect mix of adventure, culture, and coastline; and we expect to see its popularity climb even further in the coming years.
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