Local Guides To Croatia

Commonly referred to as the Gem of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik is an enchanting city that offers an array of cultural and historical masterpieces all embedded in the spectacular natural surroundings of th...

Imotski is a city located in the Split and Dalmatia Region, 65 kilometers from the popular coastal city of Makarska. Situated behind the majestic Biokovo Mountains this town boasts stunning lakes, anc...

Take a glimpse of Istria’s spectacular vistas that boast of azure waves crashing into rocky coastlines, medieval hilltop settlements constructed along breathtaking cliffs, thick pinewood foreste...

Spanning across 60 kilometers of coastline along the glorious Adriatic Sea, located in the heart of Dalmatia, is the spectacular region of Makarska Riviera. As the pine forested mountains of Biokovo e...

Peljesac is the second largest peninsula in Croatia situated in southern Dalmatia as part of the Dubrovnik Neretva County. This stunning "polu-otok", half-island, as it is referred to in Cro...

Croatia is a country whose abundance of natural beauty is not only breathtaking but so vast that to completely experience all this country has to offer one would need to acquaint themselves with every...

Aged stone houses with red roofs and green wooden shutters, slightly faded by the salt water surrounded by wild oleander trees and luscious lavender, guarded by hundred year old palm trees is a typica...

The Island of BracThe idyllic island of Brac is located in central Dalmatia just across the coast of the City of Split and Makarska Riviera. Brac is widely recognized for its stunning beaches which st...

Dugi Otok IslandDugi Otok is a long, narrow island located in the infamous Zadar Archipelago. It is a tranquil island to visit as it is not over populated with tourists during the high season yet stil...

The Island of HvarLocated just off the coast of central Dalmatia is where the breathtaking island of Hvar is situated. The island receives on average over 7 hours of sunlight per day making it the sun...

The Island of KorculaThe walled city of the Korcula town, encompass all the amenities needed to create a tranquil vacation in a picturesque Mediterranean setting. Small  ancient villages such as ...

The Island of KrkThe Island of Krk is the largest and most populated island in Croatia. It is located at the Northern tip of the Croatian coast called Kvarner Bay. Krk has its own local airport, makin...

The Island of MljetMljet is the southernmost island of Croatia, relatively close to the city of Dubrovnik. This secret sanctuary will astound you with its untouched natural beauty and numerous beaches...

The Island of PagAlthough the Island of Pag has become famous for its raging parties and lively nightlife on the popular beach of Novalja called Zrce, it is also a popular destination for domestic tou...

The Island of RabThe rare sandy beaches on the Island of Rab attract numerous visitors searching for a tranquil holiday amongst the stunning natural settings of Croatia. Rab is one of the greenest isl...

The Island of VisVis has become renowned for its outstanding gastronomic offerings. Due to its seclusion from the mainland, the islanders have grown accustomed to preparing meals solely using local in...

Cres & Lošinj IslandsCres and Lošinj are separated by a small man made channel linked to each other by bridge. Although they are almost touching they are very distinct in their own w...

Island hopping along the Adriatic Sea has become one of the most desired ways to uncover the beauty, charm and breathtaking landscapes of Croatia. Along the islands it is not rare to come across miles...

Located at the Northern part of Dalmatia, lies the fabulous city and region of Zadar. In recent years, Zadar has undergone a major transition with the addition of new hotels, tourist attractions and a...

The medieval architecture paired with the bustling city streets and ongoing cultural events will entice you to visit the spectacular city of Zagreb. Whatever the season, this city lives full-heartedly...