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
Cres is the largest Croatian island at 405.7 km², and no car ferry connects it to Rijeka. The two vehicle routes are line 334 from Brestova in Istria and line 332 from Valbiska on Krk. The only Rijeka service, catamaran 9308, takes foot passengers only. Three lines, all of them state lines Cres has no … Read more
DHMZ publishes no monthly sea-temperature normal for Rovinj, so any month-by-month sea figure you see for Istria has been borrowed from somewhere else. What exists is a single dated reading: 28.0°C on 6 August 2026, one day’s measurement rather than an average. What is published for Rovinj, and what is not The Croatian climate normals … Read more
If you are looking for information on ferries to Dubrovnik, here you’ll find updated timetable to help you plan your travel to Dubrovnik Croatia. Searching the web you’ll still find some car ferry connections with Dubrovnik from Split, Hvar or Korcula. All these information are about non existing car ferry lines. The fact is that … Read more
Welcome to Split Croatia travel guide! This is an itinerary through Split city, Dalmatia’s capital, my birthplace! I’m extremely exciting but at the same time proud of the the city of a thousand emotions. There is a song saying “There is no city like Split” and it’s a truth. This city is my home town … Read more
The nature has richly gifted Croatia landscape with several natural wonders, difficult to find in other countries. It’s really an embarrassment to choose the most beautiful among so many unspoiled landscapes. It is difficult to chose the right ones among eight Croatia’s National Parks and ten parks of nature. Seven of National Parks are placed … Read more
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