Useful stuff like prices, guides to cities, sights to see and other stuff you should know about!
Being a Catholic country most of the public holidays in Croatia are related to religious celebrations, like e.g. Christmas, Easter and Assumption of Mary. In addition to those days we also have non re
When living by the sea in Croatia, one obviously often is asked “have you been sailing”. Well, till recently my sailing experience here was limited to ferry trips and short trips on friend’s boa
Vis Island, has some of the nicest beaches in Croatia, which includes several very nice sandy beaches. Prilovo city Beach City beach on a small peninsula extending for some hundred meters and is cover
If you considering visiting Split for shorter or longer period, you have the following options in relation to getting there. Getting to Split by car If you arrive by highway (from either Zagreb or Dub
Island hopping or gulet cruise is a great way of experiencing the Croatian coast and islands. What is a gulet? Well a traditional gulet is a wooden boat (Schooner) which was originally used in Turkey
For a potential sailing tourist, 1200 islands, an uncounted number of “untouched” bays, crystal clear water and more then 100 picturesque historical coastal towns should sound like sweet music for
Many of us enjoy a glass of wine on a daily basis and many of us would like to have more opportunities to try out new varieties of wines – correction, of grapes. A friend of mine instructed me that
From the spicy sausages of Slavonia to the seafood from Dalmatia, Croatian food and Croatian cuisine are different from one region to another. For a small country such as Croatia, it is unusual to see
Srdela (Pilchard) – small pelagic fish. Belongs to the Clupeidae family. It is the most important fish in the Adriatic sea fishing. She lives in the small and large flocks and she is very small
