Split has a reputation problem. Because it’s the gateway to Hvar, Brač and the whole glittering Dalmatian island circuit, a lot of travellers arrive assuming the city itself will drain their wallet before the ferry even leaves. It doesn’t have to. Here’s the thing most people miss: the single most impressive sight in Split, a…
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Best Places to Visit in Croatia: Islands, Old Towns & Coastline
Croatia has a way of exceeding expectations even when those expectations are already high. The pictures don’t lie: the Adriatic really is that blue, the old towns really are that well-preserved, and the islands really do keep getting better the further you go. The best places to visit in Croatia stretch along one of Europe’s…
Roman ruins and roaming beaches: 14 dreamy things to do in Pula
If you’re planning a Croatia backpacking trip, Pula might not be on every traveller’s radar. But it should be! This charming destination has the crystal-clear beaches that Croatia is famous for, plus a rich Roman history that makes exploring the ancient city a delight. Time moves a little slower here, which is perfect for travellers who need…
9 of the best beaches in Croatia
Over 1000 islands are scattered across the Croatian coastline concealing some of the best beaches in the Adriatic. Whether you dare to bare at one of Croatia’s famed nudist beaches, set off on an energetic hike to discover your own slice of paradise or fancy bouncing across the waves to reach hidden coves by jet…
5 Things to Do in Dubrovnik and Why You Should Visit ASAP
Dubrovnik is easily one of my favourite places in Europe. It’s a winning mix of history, sun, sea and CATS. Croatia’s slowly becoming more popular amongst tourists, but there are still plenty of local gems and secret spots to be discovered. If it’s your first trip and you only have a couple of days, here…
Things to Do in Split: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay
Visiting Split A jewel on the Adriatic coast, Split is one of the most visited destinations in Croatia. This city is built around one of its main attractions namely Diocletian’s Palace, which dates back to Ancient Rome. A living monument, the ruins of the Palace are home to narrow winding streets filled with shops,…
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