Palagruža – the most remote Croatian island
Out of all Croatian islands, Palagruža is the most remote. Inhabited only by a lighthouse keeper, it i an oasis of silence and rugged landscape. It is perfect for writers…
Category: Dalmatia
Istria is beautiful peninsula on the Croatian Adriatic coast. It is blessed with ancient towns like Rovinj, Pula and Poreč that attracted even Romans. The interior of the peninsula is charming farms, forests, small rivers and hills with stone villages and smallest town in the world – Hum. First class olive groves and vineyards bring great traditional cuisine. No wonder that millions come here for holidays. The swimming and sunbathe is still the main attractions here. Cultivated for millennia, Istria still harbours unspoiled nature.
Kvarner encompass several big islands between Istra and Velebit mountain, including Opatija riviera, Rijeka and several continental towns along the main coast.
Pag – a lacy mosaic of nature and culture
Pag is one of our largest, but also most diversified islands. It is known as the island of salt, cheese and the beautiful Pag lace, although nature has also knitted…
The magnificent Krka River
Where Krčić River ends in a spectacular rainbow-adorned waterfall, the Krka River is born, springing from the underground cave. You ain’t seen nothing yet, this is just the beginning! First,…
Lastovo – colorful islands in the south
The further south you go, the more preserved the nature is. Although these ecosystems are not easy to reach by modern means of transport, the most distant Adriatic islands have…
Spectacular Telašćica Nature Park
Telašćica is one of the most beautiful panoramas of the Adriatic Sea, as it juxtapositions the robust and tall cliffs, the large and calm cove, the brutal rocky landscape and…
Canyoning on the Cetina River
Canyoning on the Cetina River has become very popular in recent years, due to the striking nature and proximity to the Adriatic Coast. Put on your life jacket and helmets…
