Croatia
joins the European Union on July 1st, but it won’t become part of the
Schengen Area — the group of countries whose borders can be crossed
without a passport — until 2015. So go now, before the country becomes
über easy for the EU’s backpacker crowd to infiltrate and the prices go
Continental. Hit the craggy, glamorous coast and its islets, which make
an affordable alternative to the Italian Riviera, go medieval in the
cities of Dubrovnik and Split, and don’t neglect Croatia’s inland
wonders, which include mountains barely touched by tourist hand. Don’t
miss Plitvice Lakes National Park, a wooded wonderland with 16
interconnected lakes, waterfalls, and forests teeming with bears, wolfs,
boars and deer.
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