Sunny and stunning, Croatia is a European vacation destination that we fall in love with time and time again. Spending 2 weeks in Croatia will always leave you wanting more, but it’s the perfect length of time to experience the best that this Balkan nation has to offer. And from historic Roman ruins and towering …
The place where age-old walled towns stand side-by-side with sandy golden bays and dazzling sapphire waters, Croatia is a place brimming with beauty. The sea here is staggeringly clear and hosts a number of rocky islets where you can go to escape the hustle and bustle of life back home. Whether you want to spend …
The smell of freshly salted sardines carries on Mediterranean winds as you enjoy a glass of Croatia’s finest Plavac Mali wine in an Old Town harbor on the Dalmatian coast. Chefs are busy slow cooking braised beef pašticada, while a fish stew simmers away in an iron hot pot buried under hot coals. Croatian food …
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With all the excitement of Christmas and New Year’s, it’s easy to be so overwhelmed with everything going on that you completely forget what a great month January is for traveling. At this time of year, many of Europe’s most charismatic cities are deserted, meaning you can visit the iconic museums and see the famous …
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Zagreb is one of Europe’s most understated destinations. But trust us when we say it’s not going to stay like that for long! The Croatian capital is a long way from the popular beaches and resorts of the Adriatic Sea, but nowhere else in the country competes in terms of cultural curiosities. This is a …
With a glorious, sun-drenched location on the Adriatic Sea, Split is one of our favorite cities to visit in Croatia. This coastal destination has it all, and whether you’re a big history buff or love sailing adventures, you’ll find some amazing things to do in Split! Despite being Croatia’s second-largest city (with a population of …
Zagreb has never been Croatia’s most popular destination. Located in the country’s mountainous northwestern region, close to the Slovenian border, the Croatian capital is inevitably overlooked by tourists seeking out the sunnier climes of the Adriatic Sea and the Dalmatian Coast (Split and Dubrovnik, anyone?). But we’re here to tell you that other travelers’ oversights …
Stroll along “The Riva” as the sun sets on a sunny summer’s day in Split, and you won’t want to be anywhere else in the world. Watch the yachts and fishing boats pulling into Split’s centuries-old harbor as you take in the sights along the marina before pulling up a seat for an alfresco Aperol …
Dubrovnik loves to call itself the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” And while there’s no doubt that’s a cliché nickname for a port city on the Adriatic Sea, there’s also no doubt that Dubrovnik is one of the most enthralling cities to visit in Croatia. Start your visit to this ancient walled city by walking the …
Famed for its 16th-century stone walls, its picturesque setting on the shores of the Adriatic Sea, and its frequent appearances as King’s Landing in Game of Thrones, the ancient port city of Dubrovnik is one of the most inspiring destinations to visit in Croatia. Dubrovnik’s long history stretches back millennia, and the iconic red roofs …