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The only one of Croatiaâs most well known thermal spas not located on the mainland, Istarske Toplice is on the Istrian peninsula, 35 kilometers from Porec, and nestled below a towering rock formation that climbs skyward some 85 meters.n the warmer side, the hot springs at Varazdinske Toplice can reach 58 degrees Celcius. Stubicke Toplice. Stubicke Toplice is perhaps not the most well known of Croatiaâs thermal spas, but the waterâs intense heat lands it on our list. Of these five, itâs the hottest, with temperatures of up to 69 degrees Celcius.
Dubrovnik is one of the rainiest parts of the coast from October to December. Snow is a rare occurrence anywhere along the coast. The sunniest island in Croatia is Hvar, with over 2,700 hours of sun per year. Split, Vela Luka (on the island of KorÄula) and Dubrovnik are the next sunniest spots in Dalmatia. The coastal climate is also characterised by its winds.