On most beaches in Croatia dogs are prohibited, and the owner can get fined if he ignores this, especially if the beach is full of people. Meanwhile several communities have noticed that there are a c
This small coastal town is located about 8 km southeast of the historical city of Zadar, where along the main road, many promenades and beaches stretch at about 4 kilometres of coastline. One of the a
The island of Solta is properly the most overseen Island pearl at the Adriatic. The island, is often forgotten when people speak about the Dalmatian islands. In my opinion, having visited more or less
Pirovac is an old village situated in the Bay of Pirovac between Sibenik and Zadar. Pirovac is 23 km away from Sibenik and 48 km from Zadar. Pirovac Bay is 10 kilometres indented into mainland and as
Igrane is a small tourist town located 15 km south of Makarska. This beautiful little village, with only 400 inhabitants, has recently become increasingly sought after tourist destination. The place i
Murter is an island in North Dalmatia connected to the mainland by a bridge in a place Tisno. The island was inhabited even in prehistoric period. Today, it has 5100 inhabitants. Their main occupation
Sukosan is a small town located just 10 km from Zadar, in a nice, wide bay known as Zlatna Luka (Golden Harbour). Another advantage of this small Dalmatian town is the vicinity of five well-known nati
Baska Voda is a former fisherman’s village situated approximately 10 km north of Makarska and just south of Brela; the city has a population of about 3000 people who mainly work with tourism. The ci
Brela is the first tourist town on the Makarska Riviera when arriving from north. Brela has a population of about 1.900 people; 150 of them live in Gornja Brela, the upper part of the town which is si
