A mainly coastal nation, Croatia suffers an embarrassment of riches. Historical sites from all eras, incredible food, stunning natural beauty and a rapidly growing party scene has resulted in Croatia developing into one of Europe hottest destinations.

The capital Zagreb is a highly cultured city. The fairly small Austro-Hungarian streets are filled with cafes, art galleries and museums; however a simple tram ride away provides some great skiing or hiking. Whilst Zagreb is Croatia capital and cultural hub, the crown in its jewel is the costal beauty of Dubrovnik. The set of Kings Landing in Game of Thrones, Dubrovnik is a conglomeration of glistening marble set against the crystal blue of the Adriatic. A simple tour of the medieval walls provide more than enough awe, but trips to the scarily named Cathedral of the Assumption and Rectors Palace really show off Dubrovniks medieval charms. A cable car up to Mt Srđ gives a gorgeous view of the city and surrounding areas, whilst an ever popular Sea Kayak lets you get up close and personal with the glorious Adriatic.

Croatia’s natural beauty and culture are impressive, but those with slightly more lively tastes will be happy to know Croatia is quickly becoming a festival capital of the world. Soundwave, Hideout, Ultra and Outlook are all massive festivals and all take place on Croatia’s sandy beaches.

Croatia has trove of inland beauty, Plitvice Lakes National Park is particular gem, all of which are best explored on the road.

Hire your Green Motion Audi A6 to cruise the coastal roads, and arrive in style in the city streets.