Ever imagined visiting the legendary Croatian cities of Dubrovnik, Split, Hvar and Poreč and being able to reach to the ancient Greek and Roman civilisations that built their famed city walls, churches and palaces? Well, now you can! With the use of a Virtual Reality headset, visitors can observe their on-site surroundings as they were
All roads may lead to Rome but the great highway in the sky seems to be teeming with routes into Croatia. Due to a growing number of tourists from the UK who visit the Croatian shores, the airlines have responded to the increase in demand. Read on for the routes by which you can reach
THE BEST OF THE REST – CROATIAN WEDDING DESTINATIONS A wedding under the wide and starry sky by the sea or under a towering waterfall or in a fairy-tale medieval church on one of the many of the Adriatic islands… Such is the rich natural and cultural landscape of Croatia, the possibilities for a romantic
First, some tedious but essential information on the process of organising a great wedding in Croatia if you live in the UK. Before obtaining the necessary documents, it is important to note that they must be less than 90 days old. For this reason you will have to wait until you are within the 90
GETTING MARRIED IN CROATIA - A BOOM FOR BUSINESS AND A BLISS FOR YOU I grew up in the 80s with images of smiling young couples in their national dress, waiting to get married an-masse at the foot of a 76-meter high Great Waterfall in Plitvice Lakes National Park. Every year, the couples from all
BREXIT, BRITS AND CROATIAN TRAVEL INDUSTRY Last week, when I was asked to write an article on Brexit and its effect on the croatian travel industry, my head was still buzzing with the referendum outcome that many of us did not think would come to pass. Another recurring thought was of a long-running internet joke
A “pumpkin”. This is what my good friend calls Zagreb’s pride and joy that is the Medvednica Nature Park, aka Sljeme - the home of the Snow Queen World Cup alpine race that’s been taking place on its splendid slopes since 2005, named in honour of a four-time Olympic gold medallist and a multiple (as
Much has changed for the Croatian capital city of Zagreb in the last few years. Less than seven years ago I shared a drink with a well-travelled Zimbabwean acquaintance from Belgium (yes, really) at the Goodge Street blues bar, when he summed up his visit to my hometown of Zagreb (rather than Dubrovnik since he’d
Croatia’s growing appeal and untarnished reputation of beauty, hospitality and the ease of travel are putting it on everyone’s bucket list. In terms of the air travel this means frequent flight schedules to more Croatian airports and in the world ordered by the principles of supply and demand, the travellers to Croatia should profit handsomely
Independent self-guided travel is by no means a new phenomenon. Indeed, it is probably how the tourism started. Long before the package deals, all-inclusives and demonic cruisers, there had been intrepid independent travellers striving to enjoy, explore and discover foreign places at their own pace and on their own terms. And there were others who
