The Telegraph ranks Croatian islands from worst to best

Hvar

The Telegraph recently ranked Croatia’s 10 largest islands from worst to best, showcasing their unique characteristics and attractions.

Here is how the British daily ranked the Croatian islands, highlighting what makes them stand out:

10. Dugi Otok

Dugi Otok

A peaceful, undeveloped island with a famous beach, Sakarun, and excellent hiking in Telašćica Nature Park, ideal for nature lovers and solitude seekers.

9. Cres

Cres

Croatia’s largest island, known for its rugged terrain, oak forests, and stunning views of Griffon vultures, offering an authentic, off-the-beaten-path experience.

8. Krk

Krk

Easily accessible and popular with locals, Krk offers charming towns, sandy beaches, and vineyards, making it perfect for a relaxing getaway.

7. Mljet

Mljet

A serene, forested island with saltwater lakes and a Benedictine monastery, best for those looking to explore nature and history.

6. Vis

Komiža, Vis

Rich in history, Vis boasts impressive hiking trails, ancient ruins, and a charming, less crowded atmosphere for visitors seeking peace and adventure.

5. Pag

Pag

Famous for its barren, lunar landscape and salt production, Pag offers great hiking and cycling, along with delicious local cheese and a unique vibe.

4. Rab

Rab

Known for its sandy beaches and medieval charm, Rab is a family-friendly island with a mix of culture, outdoor activities, and relaxed beach days.

3. Brač

Zlatni Rat beach, Brač

Home to the famous Zlatni rat beach, Brač attracts adventure lovers with windsurfing, hiking, and a rich cultural heritage, all in a stunning setting.

2. Korčula

Korčula

With its fortified town and vineyards, Korčula is steeped in history and offers scenic landscapes, wine tasting, and vibrant cultural traditions.

1. Hvar

Hvar

A glamorous hotspot, Hvar is known for its luxury resorts, lively nightlife, and stunning natural beauty, making it a top destination for weddings, honeymoons, and high-end tourism.