“Value For Money” from Cheap Flights to Croatia

Brits looking to escape the eurozone this summer are becoming increasingly drawn to the sun-drenched, picturesque shores of Croatia.

According to the director of the National Croatian Tourist Office, Meri Matesic, Croatia is "increasingly popular among British holidaymakers", especially those on a budget.

What’s more, in light of the latest Air Passenger Duty (APD) announced in the 2010 Budget, short-haul flights are likely to be trendier, making cheap flights to Croatia a top choice.

“Stunning Natural and Cultural Beauty” to Enjoy from Cheap Flights to Croatia

Split and Dubrovnik are two of the country’s coastal gems, particularly the latter which is home to Diocletian’s Palace; the resting place of the first Holy Roman Emperor to abdicate the thrown.

The mesmeric beauty of these two resorts is best enjoyed on the soft sand or shingle beaches that are backed by the mountain peaks veiled in greenery.

The old marinas are also popular places to relax with a beverage and visitors will find they can currently enjoy eight kunas to the pound. This value for money coupled with the wealth of things to do is making Croatia a hot destination in 2010. Ms Matesic continued:

"Croatia is still more affordable than other European destinations - food and beverage, accommodation, sightseeing etc - and so visitors enjoy a good sense of value for money."

So start discovering this holiday haven on cheap flights to Croatia from Jet2.com