Zagreb is divided into two halves, the Zagreb Upper town and Zagreb Lower Town (Gornji and Donji Grad). The first one is the old city dating back to the 11th century, full of red tile roofs and cobblestone streets. It’s the most romantic part of Zagreb. It’s my favorite part of Zagreb. Every time I … 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
Zrce beach, 4 km from Novalja village on the island of Pag is a popular summer resort which hosts probably the only beach in Croatia with Ibiza sense. It is also known as ‘the party island’ or the ‘Croatian Ibiza’ due to its non-stop parties going on during the summer. This long, stretched, white pebbled … Read more
If you are planning Croatia family holidays this comprehensive travel guide will help you find out why Croatia is the right place for your children vacations. If you decide to travel to Croatia with a child or children you will find Croatia very child-friendly country. From ecological point of view Croatia is one of the … Read more
Opatija Croatia presents the same what Nice means for French or Monte Carlo for Italians. This genteel coastal town perched on the sea’s edge with a string of charming nineteenth-century villas is the most elegant Croatia’s tourist Riviera. Croatia is very proud of this Riviera sometimes called ‘Old Dame’ or ‘Nice of Adriatic ‘. Name … Read more
The reason I’ve selected Losinj island isn’t only because it’s a known summer destination but much more. Losinj is a historic health resort and an ideal place for people who have issues with their respiratory system. Since 1892 when two respected doctors Dr. Conrad Clar and Prof. Ambroz Haracic have confirmed the favorable climate benefits … Read more
Many will agree that Motovun Croatia is one of the hilltop towns that has great similarities with Tuscany’s (Italy) hilltop towns. For the modern travelers, Istria comes in two perspectives : coastal paradise and rustic hilltop hamlets. Because the region is only about 80 km wide and 100 km north to south you can have … Read more