Novi Vinodolski is a popular holiday destination in Croatia, offering a combination of extraordinary historical and cultural heritage, as well as beautiful nature. If you are planning a trip here this year, you need a guide that gives you all the details you need for a flawless vacation – and that’s exactly what I’m going … Read more
Finding a good place to eat in Split is easy: simply walk into any of the restaurants scattered around the old town area and you’re all set. And I’m only half exaggerating here. However, if you want to find that perfect place for your specific taste, you need a bit of local knowledge and here’s … Read more
Čiovo (pronounced Chyoh-voh) is a small, yet full-of-life island in central Dalmatia, seamlessly connected to the UNESCO-listed town of Trogir and its extremely popular tourist riviera. In today’s full travel guide, we will cover the best beaches, how to avoid the notorious traffic, and where to find the absolute best food. Why Visit Čiovo Island? … Read more
Zadar sits on the northern Dalmatian coast and gives you everything that makes Croatia special. You get rich history, beautiful beaches, incredible food, and legendary sunsets, all costing less than a vacation in more popular spots like Dubrovnik or Split. But you can and will do a lot better after reading today’s article, as I … Read more
Ultra Europe is the biggest and most popular music festival in Croatia, bringing each year increasing numbers of EDM fans to its venues. But there’s a lot to know about it, so I have put together this guide to give you everything you need for the 2026 edition so you can focus entirely on the … Read more
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