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2 weeks in Croatia in June. Too little time?
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Are you ready for an epic adventure in Croatia this June? With two weeks to explore, you’ll have plenty of time to soak up the sun and vibrant culture along the stunning coast. Your itinerary of Dubrovnik, Split, Hvar, and Kotor sounds fantastic and offers a mix of history, beautiful beaches, and lively atmospheres. While two weeks is definitely enough to enjoy these highlights, consider balancing relaxation with exploration. Don’t forget to embrace the local vibes and savor every moment of this unforgettable journey!
I'm wanting to take advantage of Juneteenth and 4th of July weekend for a 2 week trip somewhere. I'm kind of set on Croatia because I've never been and thought a coastal destination in Europe in June sounded appealing. Is 2 weeks enough? Should I squeeze in Montenegro? I was thinking Dubrovnik > Split > Hvar > Kotor in no particular order. Seems like from Florida getting to and from Dubrovnik is the easiest route. I'm not a budget traveler (although ideally don't want to pay a ton for flights) and it's definitely not the cheapest option but it seems like it'd be nice to visit. Anything I should be considering and is a baseline itinerary doable or am I doing too much? Thanks!
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