Holding the title of the oldest native Croatian town on the Adriatic coast, Sibenik served as the seat of Croatian kings in the past, including King Petar Kresimir, after whom the city was named. So-called Kresimir’s city, located in the bay where the river Krka meets the Adriatic Sea, counts a population of around 34,000 […]
Martinska, along with Tisno and Novalja, has in recent years become an immensely popular destination, with numerous festivals taking place in its wonderful natural surroundings. A part of the city of Sibenik and right across from its center, Martinska hosts events such as Seasplash Festival, Regius Festival, Nox Festival, Membrain Festival, Blast Festival and more. […]
Zagreb, the capital city of Croatia, might not be the first thought of this country as many will associate it with its coastal towns such as Dubrovnik or Split. Zagreb is a continental European city, and although culturally and historically abundant, it is still among the less-known metropolitan cities in Europe. With more than 800 […]
National Park Kornati is an island archipelago of 89 uninhabited islands, islets, and reefs, famous for its high cliffs. This is the most indented island group in the Mediterranean. Kornati is a labyrinth of stony islands whose inhabitants have had to battle the greedy elements to survive. The park is located in the northern part […]
Istria is the westernmost region in Croatia, located on the Istrian peninsula. It is historically and culturally rich and unique region, highly influenced by its Italian neighbours. Therefore, it contains some of the world’s most recognizable sights along with amazing Istrian cuisine, picturesque small towns and gorgeous Istrian riviera. Discover the very best of this […]
When it comes to Croatia, finding someone who hasn’t heard of Plitvice Lakes, the city of Dubrovnik or Split and Hvar island could be impossible but there is so much more to see in Croatia than just major tourist destinations. Of course the well-known attractions are stunning and popular for a reason, but in tiny […]
Returning back to the age of Roman Empire has never been easier! Only 25 minutes by bus from Split and you’ll get a perfect half-day trip with your friends or family. We’re giving you a detailed guide on how to get to Salona, what to do in the archaeological park and some of the insider […]
Rovinj is a town situated on the western coast of the Istrian peninsula, in Istria region. Together with town Porec it is a tourist center of Istria, and among the top destinations on the Croatian coast. Once a harbour and fishermen’s village, the picturesque city of Rovinj has less than 15 000 habitants but offers […]
Poreč is a town located in the heart of the western coast of the Istrian peninsula, in Istria County. The city is almost 2,000 years old; the remains of ancient temples and forums are spread throughout the old city centre. The most valuable and recognizable cultural and historical monument is the Euphrasian Basilica, present on […]
Dalmatia is a historic region of Croatia, famous for its beautiful nature, breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural and historical heritage and its people. It is majorly a coastal region stretching from Rab island to Bay of Kotor. This narrow belt of the Adriatic Sea could be a perfect holiday destination for you so check out our […]