First time in Croatia - 3 days in Split & Dubrovnik

I visited Croatia for the very first time in August of 2023.
I spent 3 days in beautiful Split and Dubrovnik and I tried to capture my experience and first impression in this short video.
First day was in Split, the second day I took a day tour to 4 islands, and on the third day I took a bus to Dubrovnik.
Music from Audio Library UA-cam.

[@theworldandalex]

I would love to come back and explore much more - thank you for the recommendations 🤩

[@fapmashina1]

Great video man! But all of you are visiting predominantly coastal Croatia which I do get to some point but, folks, this is only one half of Croatia while the other half comprises of also beautiful and very different continental regions! This country has a whole lot more to offer than just very crowded Adriatic places!
For the starters, there's magnificent and often overlooked capital city of Zagreb that is full of amazing old and modern architecture, history, mesmerising ancient streets, major attractions, interesting vibe, quirky and world class museums, many astonishing city parks and greenery, great cuisine... Zagreb also has over 900 meters high mountain with beautiful nature, vistas and ski tracks where you can come by walking, bycicle, car, bus, modern cable car with stunning views, two amazing recreational artificial lakes, grand museum of modern art, Medvedgrad castle...
Also in continental Croatia you'll find magical and beautiful baroque era city of Varaždin, amazing medieval castles like Trakošćan and Veliki Tabor, Kumrovec - interesting and picturesque open air ethno museum - village with preserved traditional Zagorje region architecture and museum of Josip Broz Tito birthplace, ... There's also Star shaped Karlovac old city centre, Sisak triangular 16th century fort, old towns of Samobor, Čakovec, Đurđevac, ...
In eastern Croatia you'll also find amazing places: city of Osijek - beautiful destination at the Drava river with amazing old town in baroque star shaped fort, Slavonski Brod - city with grand star shaped fort, beautiful old Franciscan monastery, amazing Sava river promenade and large central square encircled with beautiful old Habsbourgs empire era buildings, beautiful town of Požega with famous nearby Kutjevo vineyards, small town of Đakovo with ornate old cathedral and renowned Lippizan noble horse stables, medieval Ilok with interesting walls, palace and vineries with some world class vines (some of them were served at the Great Britain Royal coronations!), Vukovar for it's huge historical importance during the 90s Croatian war of independence, with several great museums, Baranja region beautiful old villages and amazing food and vines, Kopački rit nature park, Papuk nature preserve...
And this is still not the full list since it would be so hard to make a complete list of all interesting places that certainly deserve to be visited!