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
Banje beach is one of the most popular beaches on the southern Dalmatia coast in Croatia and definitely the most popular in Dubrovnik. As you can see in the image above, it has the perfect location. I remember this beach since when it wasn’t such a fancy and lavish place, like today, but I am … Read more
Although the naturist tradition in Central Dalmatia is not as long as it is in Istria and Kvarner bay, the islands in Central Croatia and its coastline are the right place where you can find not only official nudist resorts and beaches, but also those hidden and secluded small bays for naturists. While the north … Read more
The North Dalmatia region, stretching across the Zadar and Sibenik counties, offers a different flavor of naturism compared to the highly manicured resorts of Istria. Here, the coastline is more rugged, the islands are more plentiful, and the “textile-free” experience often feels closer to nature. While the number of dedicated, exclusive naturist resorts has decreased … Read more
Each time I look at Zlatni Rat beach from Vidova Gora, the imposing peak on Brac Island, I almost cannot believe my eyes when I see what a masterpiece I am looking at. The setting is sublime, with the mountain dominating the background over the Golden Horn beach, with the bluest and clearest water on … Read more
While the masses flock to nearby Opatija for its glitz and crowded promenades, the smart travelers head five kilometers south to Lovran. It’s the quieter, greener, and frankly more authentic sibling of the Kvarner Riviera. I believe Lovran deserves a lot more attention than it currently gets, so here I am, ready to fix that. … Read more