Biokovo – magically rises from the sea, high to the clouds, inviting you to explore its peaks and hiking paths. The unique juxtaposition between the almost two-thousand-meter-high snowy mountain and the serene coastline is striking. But don’t get fooled – since this mountain can be as mild as cruel.
Slow travel in Croatia- discovering authentic Croatia Dubrovnik, Hvar, Split, Plitvice Lakes, Krka Waterfalls, summer beaches, swimming, the Blue Cave on the Island of Vis are well known as some of Croatia’s best known hot spots and most sought-after activities. Having worked in tourism throughout my entire career, I have personally witnessed these incredible places …
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When visiting Dalmatia, you will soon discover many unforgettable moments and magical spots simply waiting to be admired, explored and discovered by you. Let us tell you a little bit more about one of our favorite places, not only in Dalmatia, but in the whole world.
If you are looking for off the beaten path places to visit that offers peace and tranquility in untouched nature, Gorski Kotar is the region for you.
When imagining Slavonia & Baranja, I think of small villages, vast plains, fertile fields, winegrowing hills, centuries of rural tradition, excellent home-made food unique to the region, and genuine hospitality.
A few lines about a remarkable man from Hvar and his accomplishments implemented in today’s world.
A well-known destination in Istria deservedly has a UNESCO site not many know about. Maybe less known but certainly doesn’t lack in beauty and uniqueness.
Not much can be said about Dubrovnik that hasn’t already been said, but we’re gonna give it a try.
We explore a place of history, architecture and culture, located in the heart of city of Split, Croatia.
A well known destination in Croatia famous for nature, wildlife, and fabulous lakes. We dig deeper to find reasons behind this fame.