Pag Island is one of the top summer destinations in Croatia, especially among young people who come each year for wild beach parties at Zrce Beach in Novalja. Besides vivid nightlife, Pag is also home to two authentic Croatian products, Pag cheese and Pag lace. The latter has become a part of UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural […]
Hvar is one of top destinations when it comes to islands, not only in Croatia, but in entire Europe as well. It is no wonder since its tourism is quite developed and nightlife on Hvar would interest even those who are not really fond of clubbing. On top of that, Hvar is the island with […]
Rab, or as Croatians like to call it, ‘the island of happiness’, is located just off the northern coast of the Adriatic Sea. The beaches are something that this island does not lack, considering there are around 30 beaches, from classic sand beaches, to dog beach and even nudist beach. Apart from the city of […]
Simplicity is what makes this Croatian island different from the other islands, especially during the summer when the islands are crowded with tourists. The popular places to visit on the island are the town of Vis and Komiza. The island is very well connected with the coast, especially with the city of Split (2-4 times […]
Losinj is undoubtedly one of the most popular islands among the tourists. Even though it is only 11th largest Adriatica island, 33 kilometres long to be precise, so if you are more of an adventurous type, you can practically visit all of the places by foot. The settlements of Losinj are Nerezine, Sveti Jakov, Cunski, […]
As the biggest Croatian island Cres is well known among tourists. Most popular places to visit on the Island are Cres Town and Lubenice beach. Visiting Cres is convenient as the island has quite a few car ferry and fast catamaran ferry connections with Rijeka as well as with neighboring islands and Istria. When visiting […]
During high summer season (July and August) there are several daily buses between Zagreb and Rab, but as of 1 of May, we now have a route available which operates till the end of September which makes it a lot easier getting to Island Rab also in the shoulder season. The new line to Island […]
Easter might be an ideal period to visit Croatia, particularly because it is the off-season period and it is not as crowded as it is in the summer and, it is spring time which brings warmer temperatures and the nature comes alive; also you get an opportunity to learn something about traditions of Easter in […]
The island of Krk, or the largest island in the Adriatic Sea, is located in the northern Adriatic; and it belongs to a group of islands in the Kvarner Archipelago, as a part of Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. The island Krk is very popular tourist destination with rich tourist offer and valuable cultural and historical sights. […]
The island of Korcula belongs to the central Dalmatian archipelago, situated in Dubrovnik-Neretva County – the southernmost Croatian county, located in south Dalmatia and separated from the Pelješac peninsula by a narrow Strait of Pelješac. Korcula is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Croatia with beautiful authentic Mediterranean towns and beautiful beaches, of […]