Omiš is a small town and port at the mouth of the Cetina River in the littoral of Poljica, 26 km southeast of Split. In the 13th and 14th century Omiš was home of pirates …

After living here 5 years, we have come to love some of the local dishes, so I thought I wanted to start sharing some of them with my blog readers.
One of my absolute favourite dishes …

NEW: Here you can download our PDF Guide to Dubrovnik
Historically Dubrovnik has always been very special, as the city was a republic it had a very interesting political system, the major / governor was elected …

Last Sunday we went on a trip with our Australian friend to see the Nature phenomenon the Imotski lakes, which is a red and a blue sinkhole lake. Imotski is situated in the mountain land …

One of our favourite cites in Croatia, is Trogir, which is situated 25 km north of Split. Trogir has a history which dates more then 2000 years back in time, do to its geographical position …

After our successful camping debut at Oliva in Rabac, we decided to go camping with our tents again this weekend, first plan was to go to the camp Adriatic in Primošten, but as the weather …

At our visit to Korčula a few weeks ago, we of course did not spend all our time just relaxing in the nice hotel pool in Lumbarda, we  also went to explore the Island.
The main …

This Sunday we and some of the other split expats, when to Trilj (which is 40 minutes drive from Split direction Bosnia) to visit the restaurant Primijer.
The restaurant is situated in beautiful surrounding just next …

Last Thursday there was a public holiday in Croatia, so we so made short term decision to take the grandparents for a mini holiday on the island of Korčula, I have visit the island 4 …

On the last day of our Easter holiday, we went to see the city Nin, which is considered to be oldest city in Croatia, Nin is situated 15 north of Zadar. On the way to …