Ferries from Split connect all Central Dalmatia islands by regular car and passengers ferries and by fast catamaran crossings only for foot travelers. On this page you can find all ferries schedule and prices in period for season 2018. Jodrolinija has updated a new 2018 schedule. In case I don’t get the chance to update … Read more
Rabac Croatia is an attractive tourist resort on the eastern coast of the Istria peninsula, 40 km north of Pula capital, facing Kvarner Bay. Thanks to its location, nested under the slopes of high rising mountain, enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate but it’s also one of the drawbacks of this small town. Being set below … Read more
If you want to have in one place all info about ferries from Zadar, here you’ll find sailing schedule to Zadar islands archipelago and international ferry line Zadar – Ancona – Zadar. Zadar district makes a part of Northern Dalmatia region with 17 islands of all sizes starting from the biggest one, Dugi Otok (Long … Read more
Restaurants in Dubrovnik are usually expensive! Considering that Dubrovnik is on the UNESCO World Heritage List and the top Croatian brand town, sometimes high prices can justify this title. Many restaurant owners in Dubrovnik, sometimes count on fact that many tourists are just passing through (like the cruise passengers) and will not return to increase … Read more
Some years ago Split accommodation was a serious problem as offerings were limited to very few hotels. That was the main reason why the visitors were unwilling to stay in Split, a day or two. Split was just a stepping stone to the Dalmatian islands. Today, the situation has completely changed. A number of accommodation … Read more
Visiting Dubrovnik city walls will be without any doubt your ultimate Dubrovnik experience. It’s unthinkable to come to Dubrovnik, without taking a walk across the beautiful walls that surround the Old Town. It’s like to be in Rome without visiting Roman Colosseum! They are the main tourist attraction and the best way to appreciate Dubrovnik’s … Read more
The Dubrovnik nightlife is quite alive but all depends on what part of the year you are planning to visit it and in which part of the town you are going to stay. In winter, the city’s historical core is mostly quiet with very few open bars and nightclubs. The most of hot spots are … Read more