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Croatia

Best Times: May - October

If you were to write a list of everything you’d want to be included in the perfect summer holiday, Croatia would tick every box. Waterfalls, national parks, lush green forests, a rich history spanning over 2,000 years, azure waters, paradise-like islands, white sand beaches, and a list of UNESCO sites to keep you busy for weeks, only touches on what this stunning country can offer.

The food in Croatia is a superb blend of regions and influences from neighbouring countries. Whilst the mainland regions take influence from Proto-Slavic periods and the Hungarian, Viennese and Turkish fare, the coastal regions create masterpieces infused by their Greek, Roman and Illyrian ancestors as well as popular Mediterranean cuisine. What’s more, Croatia is full of world-famous wine regions where fields upon fields of vineyards stretch for miles producing some of the best wines in Europe.

Montenegro

The country of Montenegro is soon catching up with being the favourite with the tourists with its rugged mountains, villages and towns of the renaissance era and the beautiful coastline of the Adriatic Sea. It satiates the needs of every traveller and an added advantage is that, this Balkan country is yet to be completely explored. Maybe that is why, more and more people are preferring Montenegro over other destinations; if you want a relaxed holiday, this is the country to be in. Summer in Montenegro is not too bad to visit the countryIf you are planning on summer holidays in Montenegro, you need to know the weather in the country to make the most of your time there. On the Adriatic coast, the weather is mostly dry and slightly warm. The summer season starts in June and goes all the way till August when the maximum temperature goes up to 33*C at the most. The air is just warm and not that humid. In the Alpine regions, it is a little cooler, with an average temperature of about 25 °C.