Like all coastal destinations, Croatia is best seen and experienced from the sea. Whether you decide to embark on one of the cruise holidays or a tailor-made island hopping tour, get ready to spend most of your travel time on board the cruise ships, ferries and catamarans. One of the advantages of the Croatian coast...Read More

Wondering what to drink in Croatia on your next holiday? Well, we’ve made a list of the most popular alcoholic drinks in Croatia for you to try: Wine Croatia is well known for its quality wine, especially that from islands of Pelješac, Hvar and Brač. Its most popular red wine is called plavac and some...Read More

Croatia shares a long borderline with the picturesque country of Bosnia and Herzegovina, often simply called BiH by its inhabitants and neighbours. Although still fairly undiscovered by foreign travellers, this beautiful country is definitely worth a visit. We’ve done some research and visited the country ourselves to give you tips about visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina...Read More

The modern-day city of Split is centred around the beautiful Ancient Roman palace, protected by UNESCO since 1979. When in Split, the first place most tourists visit is the palace, always lively and with something going on. Within its walls, you’ll come across many fine restaurants, bars and cafés, little shops and boutiques. But how...Read More

Croatia is more than just pretty old towns, medieval walls and fine restaurants. It is also stunning waterfalls, beautiful sunsets, magnificent mountains and valleys! The Velebit Mountain, is located in the Plitvice Lakes National Park surrounded by wonderful forests, the fantastic Blue Cave near Biševo Island and the forests of Slavonia are some of Croatia’s...Read More

Split is my favourite place in Dalmatia. If I could, I’d go back to Split all the time for city breaks and summer holidays, but a small part of me wants to see the rest of the world, too. When I was a teenager, I would come to visit over summer to visit my cousins...Read More