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Croatia has been one of the favorite real estate destinations that attract foreign investors. Thanks to its well-preserved natural beauty and good connectivity, it makes for a great investment in either residential or commercial. If you too are planning to buy a Croatian property, here are a few things that you should know about.

Historic XVI century fortified summer manor in need of complete restoration, with scope for extension, into ruin, set in a stunning position overlooking the islands.

In the Roman times Necujam was eleven hours of rowing away from his palace that later became the city of Split, but today you can get there in a fash – 15 minutes are more than enough for the nine miles between Solta and Split harbour. Still, the island remains today the same oasis of peace it was back then, a perfect spot for a meaningful holiday.

From February 01, 2009, citizens of all EU Member States, as natural persons, can purchase property as well as Croatian citizens. The properties that cannot be purchased by natural persons are agricultural land plots and forests. Citizens of other countries, outside the EU, can buy properties with the approval of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The approval can be obtained by the citizens of those countries with which Croatia has signed a reciprocity agreement.

Spend your holiday away from the daily bustle, enjoy the beautiful nature, the smell of vegetation, peace and beach with crystal clear water on one of the Croatian lighthouse on the island or cape. Lighthouses are located along the coast of Istria to Dubrovnik. Choose a lighthouse in Croatia that best suits your needs for a special holiday!