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 …

If you are planning a holiday in Split, you might want to plan a head, what to see, which excursions to make, where to go out, which beaches to visit etc., so to make it …

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 …

It’s a special feeling to visit the Fish market or Peskarija as it is called here. To me, as well as most other citizens in Split, it’s a ritual.
First think I do when I get …

What is useful to know if you want to visit the National Park Paklenica?

How to get to Paklenica
The National Park Paklenica stretches on the littoral slope of South Velebit,  in the backdrop of Starigrad. …

What is useful to know if you want to visit the National Park Krka?
Entrance and parking
There are two official entrances for National Park Krka, if you arrive via motorway A1 there is signs for …

Friday we went to visit the observatory on the Mosor Mountain south of Split, the Observatory, or the star village as it is called, is fairly unknown even among the locals, I actually never heard …

On the 8th of Juli Stari Grad Plain was added to UNESCO’s list of world cultural herritage.
The Stari Grad Plain on the Adriatic island of Hvar is a cultural landscape that has remained practically intact …