Losinj is undoubtedly one of the most popular islands among the tourists. Even though it is only 11th largest Adriatica island, 33 kilometres long to be precise, so if you are more of an adventurous type, you can practically visit all of the places by foot. The settlements of Losinj are Nerezine, Sveti Jakov, Cunski, […]
As the biggest Croatian island, Cres is well known among tourists. Most popular places to visit on the Island are Cres Town and Lubenice beach. Visiting Cres is convenient as the island has quite a few car ferry and fast catamaran ferry connections with Rijeka as well as with neighboring islands and Istria. When visiting […]
Paklenica is one of the 8 national parks in Croatia. The park which covers an area of 95 km2 is located on the southern slopes of the Velebit Mountain. This is the second oldest national park in Croatia (1949), just after the more famous National park Plitvice. Although it’s most popular with hikers and climbers, […]
If you are travelling from Munich to Istrian towns like, Rovinj, Porec or Pula, this new nightbus departure is a great options, the bus runs every day trough out they year. Departure time from Munich is 23:15 (11:15 pm) after Munich the bus makes it first stop in Ljubljana, and from there on it continues […]
Easter might be an ideal period to visit Croatia, particularly because it is the off-season period and it is not as crowded as it is in the summer and, it is spring time which brings warmer temperatures and the nature comes alive; also you get an opportunity to learn something about traditions of Easter in […]
Travelling with train to Dubrovnik is not possible as there is no railway track to the city, use bus to travel to Dubrovnik is cheap and reliable! Travelling with train to Dubrovnik is unfortunately not possible, once you see the landscape in area, you will understand why building train tracks to the city has not […]
Like whole Croatia, Istria is also beautiful and absolutely worth a visit all year round. However, because of its beautiful beaches and the crystal clear sea one could say that in summer it gets even more beautiful and attractive for tourists from all over the world. In this text you can find the five most […]
Zadar is the fifth biggest town in Croatia, it is the administrative, cultural and political centre of North Dalmatia. This town has a long history which was influenced by the Roman, Venetian, Austrian and Byzantine culture. Many monuments have been saved from these periods. In addition, the town is also known for conteporary and unique […]
Zagreb is the capital of Croatia and also the biggest town with a population of approximately 1 million. In 2011, Zagreb was visited by 700 000 tourists, mostly from Germany, Austria and Italy. All the highways in Croatia are connected with Zagreb as well as the corridor which connects northern Europe and Turkey. Public transport […]
Pula is the biggest town on the Istrian peninsula; it has been the administrative centre of Pula since the Roman times. It is known for the antique buildings the most famous of which is the Roman Amphitheatre that is the Arena. The other two significant buildings are the Temple of Augustus and the Triumphal Arch […]