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SgtScruffy posted:Bumping the thread for any more tips - I'm planning my honeymoon, and it looks like we may go Budapest/surrounding area for a week, and then sorta tour our way around Croatia for a week. I've heard Zagreb is OK, but along the coast is the real awesome stuff. Zagreb is OK. There's around 10 times more tourists here than it was several years back due to heavy investments in it. But I wouldn't bother more than a day or two, unless you are also interested in medieval/renaissance castles around it. On your way to the coast visit Plitvice National Park, it's really pretty. Definitely go to the coast. During the summer (with July/August being the height of season) there's a lot happening there. You can find anything from some nice cove somewhere, spending your days splattering in the shallow water drinking beer with your wife, to having wild beach foam parties and going back home with several more wives. Whatever floats your boat. The height of season is the best. Croatian coast is deceptively big (longer than Italian Adriatic coast due to all the islands and inlets etc...) so there's still no critical mass of tourists that bumps into each other all the time. Maybe in Dubrovnik due to its popularity.
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A SWEATY FATBEARD posted:The train trip from Zagreb to Split takes nine hours At around 2007-2008, I was travelling Zagreb-Split semi-regularly by train and it took me 6-7 hours. Are you saying it's even worse now?
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