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Krka Waterfalls: A Detailed Guide to Croatia’s Natural Gem

Krka National Park is one of Croatia’s most significant natural and cultural attractions. Covering 109 square kilometers along the Krka River, the park is home to a series of stunning...

Navigating Dalmatia by Sea: A Guide to Ferry, Catamaran, and Boat Lines

Dalmatia, with its stunning coastline and over 1,000 islands, is a paradise best explored by sea. Whether you’re hopping between charming islands, visiting historic coastal towns, or seeking secluded beaches,...

Why Choose Split for Island Hopping?

Split’s strategic location makes it a prime hub for exploring Croatia’s stunning islands. The city’s bustling ferry port offers easy access to several top destinations, while the blend of culture,...

10 Dalmatian Dishes You Shouldn’t Miss

Dalmatian cuisine is a flavorful blend of Mediterranean influences, showcasing the region’s history, culture, and natural abundance. Rooted in simplicity and fresh ingredients, many dishes have been passed down for...

16-th Century Cerinić Castle in Škrip

16-th century #castle Cerinic in Škrip on the island of Brač is considered the most monumental renaissance fortified castle on the island. It has two towers and a double door,...

Brač Bonsai Pine Tree – Monument of Nature

On the top of the church of Peter and Paul in Nerežišća, which dates back to 1413, grows a 170 cm tall pine tree.This pine has no roots and is...

7 Hidden Gems of the Island of Brač

1.   Koloč, Monument of Nature No doubt you’ll be impressed by this limestone monument. The name Koloc translates into ‘cake’ in English, which is exactly what this unique formation looks...

7 Picturesque Villages of the island of Brač

Whether you’re looking for amazing beaches, delicious food, captivating culture, or a seriously outdoorsy vibe, Brač has it all. As the largest island in Dalmatia, Brač packs a serious punch,...
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