Although the naturist tradition in Central Dalmatia is not as long as it is in Istria and Kvarner bay, the islands in Central Croatia and its coastline are the right place where you can find not only official nudist resorts and beaches, but also those hidden and secluded small bays for naturists. While the north … Read more
The North Dalmatia region, stretching across the Zadar and Sibenik counties, offers a different flavor of naturism compared to the highly manicured resorts of Istria. Here, the coastline is more rugged, the islands are more plentiful, and the “textile-free” experience often feels closer to nature. While the number of dedicated, exclusive naturist resorts has decreased … Read more
Everyone tells you to visit Dubrovnik (and they are right, it MUST be visited, and I have an itinerary just for that), but Croatia has so much more to offer. And if you’re like me, you might be looking for less crowded yet equally stunning places in this country, perfect for your 2026 vacation. Over … Read more
While the cost of living in Croatia has gone up after the country switched to the Euro in January 2023, both minimum and average salaries have responded with steady, significant growth. And today, I am here to give you the updated numbers and see what this “steady growth” actually means: I will tell you exactly … Read more
Each time I look at Zlatni Rat beach from Vidova Gora, the imposing peak on Brac Island, I almost cannot believe my eyes when I see what a masterpiece I am looking at. The setting is sublime, with the mountain dominating the background over the Golden Horn beach, with the bluest and clearest water on … Read more
Dubrovnik’s best beaches are different from traditional, endless stretches of fine white sand. Instead, the coastline in the area is dominated by dramatic rocks, hidden coves, and small pebble areas, but with some of the cleanest water in the Mediterranean, consistently meeting Blue Flag standards for purity and visibility. Today, I’m here to share with … Read more
Serbia and Croatia might be neighbors, but traveling between them isn’t always as straightforward as looking at a map suggests. While the physical distance is short, the logistical reality involves navigating the external borders of the European Union, getting out or into the Schengen area, and knowing exactly which station your transport leaves from (because … Read more