If you are looking for the best pebble beaches, Brela Croatia, an attractive village set on a beautiful full six kilometers Riviera, is the right place of the the whitest pebbly beaches along the Adriatic coast. The highlights of this small village, 90 km south of Split are the beaches. From the beginning to the … Read more
The most of island Krk beaches are located on island southern shore. This part abounds in beaches, particularly pebble ones. Along the coast between settlements Baska and Stara Baska towns, some thirty pebbled beaches are accessible to swimmers of all ages. The island of Krk is the biggest Croatian island and is known as an … Read more
Korcula island is one of the biggest islands of Croatia. It is the greenest island in the Adriatic, called by Greeks Korkyra Melaina (Black Island) during the colonization of the island or (Korkyra Negra) by Romans. Korcula is the sixth largest island along the Croatian Adriatic coast. It is nearly 30 miles (47 kilometers) long … Read more
It’s not wrong to call this island Mali Losinj, even though the official name is Losinj island, that makes the part of Kvarner region. If you do not remember where is Kvarner, give a quick glance at the map of Kvarner Bay. Losinj island makes part of Kornati bay islands or more precisely Cres-Losinj island … Read more
There are so many visitors who have asked me how to get from Dubrovnik to Hvar or the other way around. In some periods of the year it’s not even possible as there are no ferries connecting these two top Croatia destinations. From my experience I know for sure when travelers are inquiring the best … Read more
Among the 1185 Croatian islands, Krk island is the largest one and as locals proudly say this is the only Golden island on the Adriatic. Krk island is Croatia’s largest island, with 409 sq-km. It is one of the most visited islands. Krk may not be the most important or most beautiful island in Croatia, … Read more
Sibenik Croatia is one of towns along the coast, sometimes unjustly underestimated in comparison to other Dalmatian cities such as Dubrovnik, Split or Zadar. But once you visit this city, you will be fascinated by the rare beauty and numerous cultural and historical monuments. It makes a part of Northern Dalmatia region, located halfway between … Read more