Makarska Riviera with its 60 km long coast offers some of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia. Many of them have Blue Flags as a certificate of great water quality. Besides the crystal clear sea, these beaches have all it takes to attract visitors. Whether pebbly or sandy, beaches are backed by the promenade and […]
Rogoznica is a small picturesque town on the Adriatic coast, a perfect location both for a day trip or an extended vacation. It is located halfway between Split and Šibenik, and close to two national parks: Krka Waterfalls and Kornati. Therefore, it is a perfect place to stay if you wish to explore different parts […]
Cavtat is a small town on the Adriatic sea, known for the beaches and historical buildings. Its charm is often recognized by those who visit Dubrovnik, only about 20 km away. Therefore, it is no wonder many decide to visit Cavtat as a day trip from Dubrovnik since they share the atmosphere, but not the […]
Croatia is a country small in size but large in number of UNESCO protected areas. There are in total 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, many of them being worldwide popular sites such as the Diocletian’s Palace in Split or City Walls of Dubrovnik. However, Croatia doesn’t lack important cultural and historical traditions as well. Get […]
Varazdin is one of the most charming cities in the north of Croatia, proving that the country is not all about the coastline and islands. Located only about an hour from Zagreb, it is often combined as a day trip from the capital city. Its remarkable architecture and history present a rich cultural heritage while […]
Vodice is a small town situated on the Adriatic coast, between Sibenik and Zadar. As a famous Croatian tourist destination, Vodice offers a lot of attractions in terms of sights, events, beaches, cuisine and friendly people. If looking for a perfect summer resort on the Adriatic, away from the large tourist areas, then consider Vodice […]
Nin is a small town in Zadar county that is often combined as a day trip when visiting Zadar. No wonder, since the town has some very interesting things to see and do. Nin was an important medieval centre from the time of King Tomislav, the first Croatian king. There also lies one of the […]
Ston is a small Croatian settlement near Dubrovnik city. The name refers to Veliki Ston (Great) while there is also Mali Ston (Little) right next to it. Both are located on the Peljesac peninsula. Ston is largely known for the famous Ston Wall, salt works and oysters. Visiting Ston is a perfect idea if looking […]
On the coast in Central Dalmatia, some 30 kilometres west of Split lies the beautiful town of Trogir. The heart of this picturesque old town is a small islet situated between the mainland and the island Čiovo. Trogir is the perfect destination for holidays, as it has something for everyone. From an interesting history to […]
Sibenik is located in central Dalmatia, right where the Krka River flows into the Adriatic Sea. It is considered to be the oldest native Croatian town and nowadays it is a political, academic, industrial and tourist center of Sibenik-Knin County. Due to its great geographical position, you will be able to visit many cities south […]