If you’re looking for Hvar Island souvenirs, you probably want more than a fridge magnet (although those are perfectly fine to begin with!) You want things that actually remind you of the lavender fields, the sea, the stone streets and the long sunny days once you’re back home… things that truly matter. Hvar is one … Read more
Visiting Dubrovnik’s city walls is, without any doubt, the ultimate experience, especially if you’re a fan of the Game of Thrones fantasy series. Dubrovnik was King’s Landing for several seasons of the original movie series. So if you want to step into the capital of the Seven Kingdoms, to stand exactly where Cersei watched the … Read more
Zadar has a compact layout, a peninsula Old Town that works differently from the rest of the city, and a new ferry port that catches many visitors off guard. But things are about to change! This guide brings everything together by sharing all the Zadar maps you need: a general map of Zadar, a detailed … Read more
The Diocletian Palace in Split, Croatia, is one of the most important attractions in the world and by far the best thing to see in Split. Today, we’ll learn everything one should know about visiting Diocletian’s Palace. A staggering symbol of history and culture, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979, the Palace … Read more
Traveling from Italy to Croatia is easier than most people think – and a great choice for those flying from countries that don’t have direct flights to Croatia (like the US, Canada or Australia). The two countries are neighbors across the Adriatic Sea, connected by short budget flights, ferries, scenic coastal roads, and even night … Read more
Sucuraj may be a small village in Croatia, but it captures the kind of charm that most travelers hope to find in the country – a place where life seems to run on the same rhythm as the sea. Located on Hvar island’s far eastern tip, Sucuraj is the closest point of Hvar to the … Read more
Zagreb is a city divided into two halves that perfectly complement each other: the historic Upper Town (Gornji Grad) and the elegant Lower Town (Donji Grad). The first, dating back to the 11th century, is filled with cobblestone streets and red-tiled rooftops, being – without a doubt – the most romantic part of Croatia’s capital. … Read more