A spectacular coastline with more than 1,100 islands and untouched nature make Croatia one of the most sought after destinations

Financial institutions are expecting the Croatian property market to boom as Croatia gains accession to the EU now expected in 2009/10 securing a stable and safe political, legal and economic environment.

The Croatian government regulates developments alongside the coast in order to protect the environment and to preserve natural beauty.  Such regulations protect the investment and ensure that market prices do not decline as the coast starts to loose its appeal due to over development.

Prices in Croatia are still more favorable when compared to other property hot spots in the Mediterranean.

Croatia has exceptional transport links, a few hours away from most European capitals. Access by road, rail and air from these capitals is fast, varied and cheap owing to this country's modern and well-developed infrastructure

Croatia boasts a long tradition in tourism and its major attraction is its Adriatic coastline. Croatia has 5 UNESCO World Heritage sites and 8 national parks. The rapid re-emergence of tourism provides investors with a unique opportunity to invest in a dynamic and growing sector. The majority of Croatia's tourists come from Germany, Italy, Austria and Slovenia and the Government's policy aims at targeting higher income groups and there is a big need for Construction of Hotels, Renovation of Hotels, Golf Courses and Conference Centers

An ever increasing number of low-cost airlines such as Wizzair, Easyjet and Ryan air are nowadays operating to and from Croatia, one of the top tourist destinations in the Mediterranean

Stable and democratic political environment and stable economic growth.