Croatia’s Adriatic coast has a perfect, specific scent in the height of summer: sea salt, heated pine needles, and sunscreen. I absolutely love it, and I am sure you will as well. But this is definitely not enough when you travel with a kid, no matter if they’re just a few years old or already … Read more
If you are planning to visit Split, Croatia, finding the right places to shop can be just as fun as exploring the historic sites (or even more so if you are like me and already know the city well). Actually, I would go as far as saying that shopping here is practically inseparable from the … Read more
If you’re looking for a Croatian destination that is not part of the big three (Dubrovnik, Hvar or Split), one that gives you the beaches, the culture, the history, and overall a solid reason to feel better when you leave than when you arrived, Lošinj is what you’re looking for. This island in the Kvarner … Read more
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
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
Dubrovnik’s sea peaks at 23.3°C in August and still holds 19.5°C in October. What ends the beach season here is not the water but the rain: 120.1 mm in October and 142.3 mm in November, the wettest of the three stations with a sea row. The water outlasts the weather Banje is the beach immediately … Read more