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Starting from January, this month of Continent are pleasant with the sunny days but are not suitably warm to swim. February- It's still cold in most of Croatia but the energy level is definitely picking up. March - It's great outdoors weather along the Adriatic coast, especially for hiking although still too chilly to swim. April- Hardy souls can venture into the water in southern Dalmatia but it's a great month to visit Zagreb. May this is a delightful month to visit Croatia. It's usually warm enough to swim from one of Croatia's beaches and hordes of tourists haven't yet arrived. June- We is in prime coastal and island-hopping seasoning now and there are plenty of interesting cultural events. Try the Festival of Contemporary Dance, Festival of Animated Film or Festival of Avant-garde Theatre in Zagreb or Evenings of Medieval Music in the churches of Rab. July- The tourist season is in full swing now as coastal resorts fill up and excursion boats leave the dock groaning with passengers. Summer music festivals swing into gear. August- Don't show up on a small island without a hotel reservation or you may find yourself on the next boat out. Busy, busy, busy along the coast but all is quiet in Zagreb. September- The tide of tourists has largely receded leaving the resorts quiet, if not completely empty. The weather and sea are still warm and accommodation prices start to drop. October- The weather is turning cooler but it's often still possible to swim in southern Dalmatia. November- Both Zagreb and Dubrovnik have lively cultural scenes with a full range of classical and pop concerts. December- Hoteliers along the coast have long since closed up, readying their establishments for the next season's onslaught.

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