Croatia’s coast is karst limestone, so almost every beach is pebble, shingle or rock rather than sand. The sea peaks in August, not July: 23.6°C at Split, 23.5 at Hvar, 23.3 at Dubrovnik, and it is still above 19°C in October. Why almost none of it is sand The coast is limestone that the sea … Read more
Do you know why Croatia honeymoon destinations have become so desirable in the last few years. Some world famous fashion and travel magazines, claim that Game of Thrones filming sites, including Dubrovnik old town, have contributed Croatia to become more romantic travel destination. That opinion is perhaps only partially acceptable as Croatia is full of … Read more
There are many Zagreb restaurants in Upper or Lower town and in its close surroundings serving both national and international cuisine. In the spring and summer you can dine in many outdoor restaurants. Most of the restaurants are open until 23:00 or midnight. Prices are very reasonable for the quality they offer. You can have … Read more
Croatia’s 2026 state coastal register lists 68 routes. Only 24 of them carry a vehicle, and every one of those is a conventional car ferry. All 33 catamarans, the fast craft that make island-hopping practical, take foot passengers only. A hire car therefore closes off half the network. What the register actually contains Agencija za … Read more
Ferries from Split connect all Central Dalmatia islands by regular car and passengers ferries and by fast catamaran crossings only for foot travelers. On this page you can find all ferries schedule and prices in period for season 2018. Jodrolinija has updated a new 2018 schedule. In case I don’t get the chance to update … Read more
Restaurants in Dubrovnik are usually expensive! Considering that Dubrovnik is on the UNESCO World Heritage List and the top Croatian brand town, sometimes high prices can justify this title. Many restaurant owners in Dubrovnik, sometimes count on fact that many tourists are just passing through (like the cruise passengers) and will not return to increase … Read more
Some years ago Split accommodation was a serious problem as offerings were limited to very few hotels. That was the main reason why the visitors were unwilling to stay in Split, a day or two. Split was just a stepping stone to the Dalmatian islands. Today, the situation has completely changed. A number of accommodation … Read more