Brac island is the highest island on Adriatic coast and the closest to Split county mainland. The distance between the mainland and the island is only seven nautical miles from Split port. Regardless of the island’s vicinity to Split, Brac has never become a trendy destination like nearby Hvar island or more famous Dubrovnik town. … Read more
It is not easy to recommend the most significant island Hvar must see attractions, as there are so many tourist points that deserve not to be bypassed. Most of the visitors are visiting Hvar island for its natural beauties, crystal blue sea, pebble or rocky beaches, hidden bays and coves or scented lavender fields, but … Read more
Welcome to Mljet island, the most beautiful and most forested island of the Adriatic. It’s one of the most attractive pearl of the Mediterranean. The rich vegetation of the island, assigned to Mljet Park a name of a Green Island. Isolated and untouched, island of mystery, olive groves, vineyards and rich forests, is ideal for … Read more
For those who want an active holiday, rafting in Croatia is one of the most exciting outdoors adventures for everyone from 7-77 years of age. Lot of people like to include at least one of outdoor adventures on their vacation. If you are looking for an unforgettable adrenaline adventure, opt for rafting, full of alternating … Read more
Podstrana Croatia is a small Split city municipality located about 7 km from Split historic city center. It’s a nearest Split town’s Riviera. I cannot go wrong if I recommend Podstrana as the most convenient small Riviera for couples and families with children just a few steps from Split. This recommendation is of greater value … Read more
If you are looking for the best pebble beaches, Brela Croatia, an attractive village set on a beautiful full six kilometers Riviera, is the right place of the the whitest pebbly beaches along the Adriatic coast. The highlights of this small village, 90 km south of Split are the beaches. From the beginning to the … Read more
Korcula island is one of the biggest islands of Croatia. It is the greenest island in the Adriatic, called by Greeks Korkyra Melaina (Black Island) during the colonization of the island or (Korkyra Negra) by Romans. Korcula is the sixth largest island along the Croatian Adriatic coast. It is nearly 30 miles (47 kilometers) long … Read more