As soon as you set foot in Sibenik, you know that you’re in a truly special place. While not as famous as Dubrovnik or Split, it’s still extremely beautiful and with plenty to offer. It’s quieter, authentic, and genuinely welcoming. To make your stay even better, you need to choose an amazing hotel: and, if … Read more
Ten years ago, Croatia was still pretty much a hidden gem and an amazing place to visit on a lower budget. But the time when the country was one of the cheapest destinations in Europe is long gone, and you could definitely use my tips for getting the most for your money when visiting this … Read more
The Port of Split might seem chaotic at first – especially if you get here during the high season months of July and August, but let me assure you that it’s pretty easy to navigate once you know what it’s all about. I’ve been exactly where you are – more than once, actually – not … Read more
Croatia’s international airports are located in key areas of the country, offering visitors a close airport to their final destination, no matter where in the country it is. There are 9 active international airports in Croatia at the moment – some of which operate mostly during the summer season, offering all sorts of connections to … Read more
Split and Dubrovnik are two of the most popular cities in Croatia, so getting from one to the other is always something that pops up. And today, I’m here to tell you about all the options available for getting from Dubrovnik to Split (and vice-versa) by bus, car, plane, or even by ferry boat. Read … Read more
September is a great month to visit Split! The weather is warm but not too hot, and the high season rush is over. You can experience a more relaxed Split during the first official month of autumn. And it’s getting better and better each year, as weather is warmer than ever in September – and … Read more
Did you know that Croatia is divided into five separate regions? While most visitors know about the coastal areas, like the Istria peninsula, Kvarner with its islands, and the Dalmatian coast stretching from Zadar to Dubrovnik, there are other regions in Croatia’s interior that are worth talking about (and visiting). Today, I will share a … Read more