Read about Split, Dubrovnik, omis Riviera, Makarska riviera and the beatiful dalmatian islands
Croatia is well known for having amazing nature and if we consider the fact that Croatia is a relatively small country when compared to other European countries, it would be fair to say that the numbe
Traveling through Croatia can be easy if you prepare your trip on time. That’s why we’re giving you a detailed plan of traveling between Split and Dubrovnik. The two most beautiful “pearls” of
Sibenik is best known for its UNESCO listed Cathedral St. James, but Sibenik has much more to offer! Back in the 15th and 16th century Sibenik was one of the best protected cities on the Adriatic co
Before moving to Croatia, Croatian wines was completely unknown to me, actually I never thought about Croatia as a wine country. Once here I soon learned that wine is produced in most parts of the cou
Sibenik is the oldest native town in Croatia. It was mentioned for the first time in 1066 in a document issued by Petar Kresimir IV, the most important Croatian king. Sibenik is located at the coast,
Dalmatia is a geographical and historical region on the east coast of the Adriatic Sea, in the south and south-east of Croatia. The region stretches from Tribanj in the north to Konavle in the south.
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
