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
Vrsar is a small town situated at the western Istrian coast, near the Lim Channel. It started developing on a hill but now it is expanding along the coast. It has about 2700 inhabitants who are now pr
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
Drvenik is a small coastal town on Makarska Riviera, 30 km south of Makarska. It was mentioned for the first time in the 13th century as a settlement under the Biokovo mountain; the oldest building in
The airport in Pula is one of nine airports in Croatia and is located 5 km from the centre of Pula. It is not one of the big airports but you can find there all you need when you travel from or come t
As the city of Split is the center-point of whole Dalmatia, Split really is an excellent base for taking one day trips. It is well connected with the southern and the northern part of Dalmatia, as wel
Cevapi (or cevapcici) are well known in all parts of the former Yugoslavia which was under Turkish Empire but the recipe for cevapi is not the same in all regions. The difference is in the meat which
Zizanj is beautiful small island in the Adriatic Sea, between Pasman and the Kornati Archipel, and yet only 4.5 sea miles (8 km) from the mainland Biograd na Moru.
Heritage hotels are actually ancient houses or historical buildings that are adapted to hotels; they have to maintain the original structure and form and be decorated in a traditional way. These hotel
