Croatia Adventure Map from National Geographic covers the Adriatic coast and the inland border country on two printed sides, with hundreds of recreational, ecological, cultural, and historical points marked for travelers planning days ashore.
- Published by National Geographic as part of the Adventure Map series.
- Front side runs from the island of Krk south to the Montenegro border.
- Reverse side covers the north and east, from the Slovenian and Hungarian borders to Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, overlapping the front side down to Zadar and Knin.
- Road network shows highway designations, distances, and secondary routes for back-road driving.
- Labeled sites include Dubrovnik, Trogir, Split with Diocletian’s Palace, Mostar, and Biokovo Mountain.
- National parks called out: Plitvice waterfalls, Krka, Mljet, and the caverns of Paklenica.
- Zrmanja and Krupa rivers and the Elafiti islands are shown for paddlers.
- Printed on synthetic paper, waterproof and tear-resistant.
- Includes a place-name index.
Road trippers running the Dalmatian coast, sea kayakers, and hikers use it alongside a guidebook where cell signal drops out.





