Nestled in the heart of Zagreb, Lower Town is one of the 17 distinct districts that define the city’s landscape. Unlike its more frequently cited counterpart, Upper Town, Lower Town (in Croatian, Donji Grad) is now considered as a center of business, shopping, art, museums, and spacious parks. Forget quaint cobbled streets – Zagreb’s Lower … Read more
Croatia, known more for its rocky coastlines than sandy shores, hides a gem near Zadar: Nin Lagoon Beach. This beach, along with several others around the town of Nin, offers the perfect sandy retreat, especially for families with children of any age. Therefore, it’s a perfect choice for your travel to Croatia. Nin town and … Read more
Unlike its famous counterparts, Hvar and Korcula, Lastovo Island offers an unparalleled experience of tranquility. Ideal for those seeking solace from modern life’s hustle, it’s a sanctuary for rejuvenating one’s spirit. Learn how to get to Hvar here, or read about the Korcula island beaches here. First of all, this island is a rare example … Read more
Rovinj is on of the most beautiful towns in Croatia’s Istria region and today I am here to write a full travel guide to this place. We’ll learn a bit about the town, the top things to do in and around Rovinj, its beaches, and a lot more. This is the only article you’ll need … Read more
Did you know that Ugljan Island is known as The Green Island, but it actually has 80 kilometers of spectacular sandy beaches? You know now, so if you are planning to visit Northern Dalmatia, Ugljan Island is the perfect destination for a memorable summer getaway. Nestled within the Zadar archipelago and directly across the popular … Read more
Milna and Dubovica are two small villages on the Southern side of Hvar Island, Croatia. And today, I want to talk more in-depth about the beautiful beaches between these two villages. The truth is that you will encounter a range of several beautiful pebble beaches in and between Milna and Dubovica, for a perfect day … Read more
Traveling by train in Croatia isn’t really the top choice of travel here, where the more popular choices are taking a bus or even a ferry. Also, since the Croatian train network is limited (and there are plenty of islands), there are many touristic destinations that can’t be reached by train. Also, compared to traveling … Read more