If your plane leaves in the afternoon or is delayed, you're welcome to enjoy the amenities at Sandals Negril Beach Resort & Spa. There are comfortable couches, a large-screen TV, and changing facilities with showers, so you can thoroughly enjoy your last day in paradise.
Croatia is divided into two predominant climate regions--Continental and Mediterranean--although there are some variations within those climate zones. As everywhere, Croatia's climate is determined by its geography which is a mixture of mountains, plains, forests and a long littoral. Mediterranean Climate Croatia's coast and islands from Istria and Kvarner in the north through Dalmatia are governed by a Mediterranean climate although it's usually several degrees cooler in the northern Adriatic than in the south.
The average maximum daytime temperature in Croatia in February is a cool 12Â°C (54Â°F), while the average minimum night-time temperature is a cold 5Â°C (41Â°F). On average 125 mm (4.9 inches) of rain normally falls in Croatia during February with rain falling on 12 days of the month.