We all know Croatia for its beautiful coastline and charming resorts, the unique Plitvice Lakes National Park, or the filming locations of the Game of Thrones series. Croatia is also home to some of the craziest and most interesting museums I have ever seen and today, I am here to share them all with you. … Read more
This is the best resource you need to read if you’re interested to learn everything about the naturist resorts and beaches in the Kvarner region in Croatia. In this comprehensive guide that I’m creating here, I will also include the two mainland Rivieras, Opatija and Crikvenica, as well as the islands of Krk, Rab, Cres, … Read more
Banje beach is one of the most popular beaches on the southern Dalmatia coast and probably the most popular in Dubrovnik. As you can see in the image above – it has the perfect location. I remember this beach since when it wasn’t such a fancy and lavish place, like today, but I am happy … Read more
Croatia is one of the most FKK (aka naturist) friendly summer destinations out there. Today, I am here to help you discover all the nudist-friendly resorts, beaches and vacation spots in the country. Fortunately, it is very easy to be a naturist in Croatia as there are plenty of dedicated beaches, as well as secluded … Read more
The Istria nudist resorts have always been the most popular meeting points in central Europe for naturists all over the world. This peninsula has been an attractive destination for the past five decades and in today’s article we’re going to find out why and, most importantly, what are the best beaches, resorts, and camping sites … Read more
The North Dalmatia naturist region extends over two counties: Zadar and Sibenik. Like in other counties along the coast, most of the naturist or nudist beaches are concentrated within dedicated naturist camping grounds and resorts. Some of them are only partly reserved for nudists, while in recent years the number of beaches that are exclusively … Read more
Nestled in the heart of Zagreb, Lower Town is one of the 17 distinct districts that define the city’s landscape. Unlike its more frequently cited counterpart, Upper Town, Lower Town (in Croatian, Donji Grad) is now considered as a center of business, shopping, art, museums, and spacious parks. Forget quaint cobbled streets – Zagreb’s Lower … Read more