Zadar has developed into one of the most popular tourist centers in Dalmatia. It is the centre of northern Dalmatia and it offers the best shopping opportunities in this part of Dalmatia. In Zadar you
Ugljan is an island in the archipelago of Zadar. The island was inhabited already in the Stone Age while the two caves hide even older remains. It is called the green island because it is covered with
DALMATIAN OLIVE OIL …in the third millennium HISTORICAL OVERVIEW Olive is the most numerous and most important fruit of Dalmatia, and during the history it was a foundation of survival on the is
Opatija is a town located in the bay of Kvarner and has the longest tradition in tourism in Croatia, 170 years. It is often called the pearl of the Adriatic. Opatija has developed from the Benedictine
During the last years, several campsites have expanded their offer to include not only regular pitch rental but also the rental of Mobile homes, which is now offered by more than 30 campsites in Croat
Tucepi is, with its 1763 inhabitants, a small tourist destination in the southern part of middle Dalmatia. The landmark of this small, but beautiful city is one of the longest beaches in whole Croatia
Thanks to its favourable position and good connection with other parts of Croatia, Zadar is an excellent starting point for a round trip if you don’t want to spend the whole week only in Zadar.
Makarska is a small city on the Croatian Adriatic coastline and it’s located about 60 km southeast of Split. The city is part of the Split – Dalmatia County and it has a population of 13 716 habit
The island of Rab and the homonymous city are located on the northern Croatian coast in the Adriatic Sea. The island is 22 km long and has 9480 inhabitants. The highest peak is Kamenjak, 408 m high. T
