Croatia

The city of Zadar is situated on the Adriatic coast, counting 75,000 inhabitants, which makes it the 5th largest city in Croatia. Apart from beautiful nature and astonishingly clean sea, every history and culture lover will surely find something to enjoy in the vibrant city of Zadar. Zadar’s rich history can be found on every...Read More

Throughout history, castles have always been an inspiration for numerous myths, legends and fairy tales. What’s a good fairy tale without a Prince Charming living in a big castle on a hill? If you want to learn something more about Croatian history, you should definitely visit its magnificent castles and hear some myths and legends...Read More

Croatia has some of the world’s best regarded and most beautiful national parks; there are over 400 protected areas in Croatia which, surprisingly considering Croatia’s small geographical size, include mountains, rivers lakes and islands. The Plitvice Lakes National Park is considered by many to be one of Europe’s greatest natural wonders. It’s surrounded by high...Read More

Croatia is a forward thinking country in many respects, but an eco-friendly sea powered musical instrument isn’t what you’d expect to find on any trip. Welcome to Zadar, home of the world’s first — and only — sea organ. The Zadar sea organ is an experimental musical instrument constructed out part of the picturesque coastline...Read More

When people think of Croatia, they mostly think of its coast. They picture a vast blue sea with sunny beaches and lots of islands. The sea people connect Croatia to is the Adriatic, more precisely its eastern coast. These waters are regarded as one of the cleanest in Europe and are warm – the temperature...Read More

Each letter relates to a fun fact about Croatia… enjoy! A is for Arena in Pula. It was once the site of gladiator fights. It was built in the 1st century AD during the reign of Emperor Vespasian. B is for Baranya a region in Eastern Croatia, best known by its well-stocked wine cellars and...Read More