As a big fan of traveling on a budget, I chose Croatia as an example of exotic beaches and landscapes, yet affordable accommodation. A country where fun doesn't stop and a trip you will never forget. There is something for both young and older genera...
Dubrovnik is one of the biggest and most visited cities in Croatia. It is rich in culture, tradition and history. It has many placees to visit and the city is always alive and fille with tourists. You can read about Dubrovnik in the following article...
Dubrovnik and Surroundings
If you are not a fan of big cities and crowd, I suggest a small island called Krk. It is not that famous and known to visitors, therefore there aren't that many tourists. SInce Krk is an island, the best time to go there is during the summer. You can...
Island of Krk
The capital and the biggest city in Croatia is Zagreb. Although it's not on the seaside, there are still many places you can visit and many activities you can do. You can visit the Botanical garden, attend many musical concerts and festivals and go t... Beautiful sites and rich culture make the city alive and worth visiting 🗺
The capital city od Croatia ~ Zagreb
One the most beautiful cities in Croatia and Europe in general is definitely Zadar. Roman forum, churches, museums are something you will love. There are many beautiful beaches and the water is always clear and warm. If you get tired of noise and crowd, you can always go and watch sunsets by the sea 🏖
Travelling to Zadar
Hvar is another Croatian island, situated in the Adriatic sea. Many beautiful beaches, cultural sights, museums and art galleries. A perfect get-away from the city crowd. The nature is breath-taking and there are many places you can visit. So, book y...
Hvar Island
Located at the southern tip of Croatia’s Istrian Peninsula, Pula is a historic coastal city known for its stunning Roman architecture, crystal-clear Adriatic waters, and laid-back Mediterranean vibe. The most popular building is Pula Arena, a 1st-cen...
Sights To Visit in Pula
Trogir is a charming coastal town on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and scenic waterfront. This UNESCO World Heritage Site feels like an open-air museum, with cobblestone streets, medieval walls, and Rom...
Why you should visit Trogir if you go to Croatia
Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of Croatia’s most breathtaking natural treasures. Located in the mountainous region between Zagreb and the Adriatic coast, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its lakes, crystal-clear waters, and rich for...
Plitvice Lakes National Park
Vis Island, the most remote of Croatia’s inhabited islands, is a true jewel of the Adriatic Sea. Located about 60 kilometers off the Dalmatian coast, Vis is known for its unspoiled nature, crystal-clear waters, and relaxed Mediterranean charm. It off...
Everything you should know about the Vis Island
Pula is a historic city located at the south of the Istrian Peninsula in Croatia. It's known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning seaside views. Pula has long been a favorite destination for travelers seeking both history and relaxation. The c...
Reasons to visit Pula
Split is the second-largest city in Croatia. It's known for stunning ancient history and modern Mediterranean life. Located on the Dalmatian Coast, Split is best known for its impressive Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Split also o...