I was thirteen when my father took me on a month-long sailing tour Croatia along the central and southern parts of the Dalmatian coast. As the novelty of sleeping at sea wore off, my enthusiasm vanned despite picturesque vistas and secluded mooring spots. An inbetweener stuck with a bunch of old thirty-somethings and their kids,
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
Most of the times you know places because some friends have already gone and talk during months of the great adventure they had. Sometimes you discover by yourself searching and searching, and sometimes you just get lucky to find this post about Hvar, one of the most Hidden Gems of Croatia. Here our friends
Croatia is officially called The Republic of Croatia. It is located in Central Europe, and has a great coast of the Mediterranean. The capital is is Zagreb, the biggest city. The country is divided into 20 counties and the city of Zagreb. Croatia covers 56,594 square kilometres (21,851 square miles) and has diverse, mostly continental and
