Zagreb is Croatia’s capital and one of the best choices for tourists looking for something more than beautiful beaches and amazing water. And if you want to make your stay as pleasant as possible, choosing one of my favorite hotels recommended below solves the main question: “Where to stay in Zagreb?” I have spent enough … Read more
Croatia is a great place for windsurfing, thanks to its reliable winds such as the Bura (Bora), Maestral (Mistral), and Jugo (South), which cater to both beginners and seasoned windsurfers alike. The Mistral, known locally as Maestral, is particularly favorable for windsurfers. This daily northwestern wind arises from the temperature differences between the mainland and … Read more
Croatia may be a small country, but its contributions to the world were big. Actually, some of the most important inventions that helped the progress of humankind were birthed here. Today, I talk about the greatest Croatian inventors and their creations that have completely reshaped history and the world as we know it today. Plus, … Read more
Zagreb might not be known as the nightclub capital of the world – not even Europe’s – but I promise that you will be pleasantly surprised by Zagreb’s nightlife. And since there are more options than you can check out for yourself, I am here to help with some recommendations. After all, I’ve seen tourists … Read more
Banje beach is one of the most popular beaches on the southern Dalmatia coast in Croatia and definitely the most popular in Dubrovnik. As you can see in the image above, it has the perfect location. I remember this beach since when it wasn’t such a fancy and lavish place, like today, but I am … Read more
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