You've probably heard of Croatia much over the last few years thanks to the megapopular TV show Game of Thrones and the fact that Croatian football team won silver medal in 2018 FIFA World Cup. If those two reasons weren't enough to convince you it's time to finally visit this majestic place, we'll present you …
If you’re traveling through Croatia and you’re visiting Zadar and Šibenik, right between those two cities you’ll find a unique site – the Vransko Jezero! This wonderful lake has been declared a Nature Park in 1999 and since then it’s been a must-visit for every tourist traveling through Dalmatia! With area of nearly 60km², half …
Dalmatian town Omiš is situated in a beautiful place where River Cetina flows into the Adriatic Sea. Located in Split-Dalmatia County, it is the center of the Omiš Riviera. In the past notoriously known for the Pirates of Omiš, now is famous for its natural and cultural heritage.
Historical center of town Nin is located on an islet, connected to the mainland with two stone bridges built in the 16th century. As a first Croatian royal town, it holds an important place in Croatian history.
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Knin is a hidden gem in the hinterland of Dalmatia. Famously known as the “City of Croatian Kings”, it is an important crossroad between Zagreb and Split.
Mljet is considered to be one of the most beautiful Croatian islands and is the oldest marine protected area in the whole Mediterranean.
In central Dalmatia, where the river Krka flows into the Adriatic sea, you will find a real Mediterranean gem. Šibenik, also known as “Kresimir’s Town”, is full of cultural heritage, scenic attractions and social events.
The archipelago, named after the biggest island Kornat, is a unique cluster of 150 islands, islets and cliffs spread over the central part of the Adriatic Sea. It is the bluest corner of the Adriatic.
If you are entering Plitvice Lakes from the North (Zagreb direction) you are passing through Rakovica municipality and its Plitvice Valleys. This whole area is well known for its natural beauties – waters, woods and caves.
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One of the most beautiful beaches in Adriatic and the most famous beach in Zadar area is Sakarun Beach. Incredible white sand, blue sky and crystal clear turquoise sea surrounded with dark green pinewoods will make you feel like you are on some of the exotic Caribbean islands.
Krka National Park is the second most visited national park in Croatia. With its seven waterfalls and a total drop in altitude of 242 m, beautiful lakes and islets, the Krka river is a natural and karst phenomenon. Here are some things you should know before visiting Krka.
Zadar, medieval town in the centre of Dalmatian Coast, is one of the most visited tourist destinations in Croatia in recent years.