Croatia NewsThe Ultra Music Festival is an outdoors electronic music festival held in different parts of the world every year. Russell Faibisch & Alex Omes founded this festival in 1999, and named it after Depeche Mode’s 1997 album Ultra. The European Ultra Music Festival debuted as a 2-day festival on July 12 and 13 in 2013. […]
South DalmatiaTrpanj, a small little fishing village in the Pelješac Peninsula is truly one of Croatia’s hidden gems. It has a long history that dates back to Roman times and earlier, a rich cultural heritage that has spanned the centuries, a fishing tradition, and is set in a stunning landscape that is replete with vineyards and […]
Croatian IslandsOnly a 10-minute ferry ride away from the Old Harbor in Dubrovnik, Lokrum Island is a beautiful place with forests full of pines, black ash, holm oaks and olive trees. The island has a unique history and locals believe that anyone who stays there overnight will be cursed – which is why there are no […]
South DalmatiaPelješac Peninsula is situated on the eastern Adriatic coast is part of South Dalmatia region. The stunning peninsula is composed of four municipalities: Orebic, Trpanj, Janjina, and Ston. Many visitors go to Pelješac for its gorgeous views and historical sites. It is also known for its great wines and the best oysters and mussels in […]
Vacation SpotsIf you are a history buff and a nature lover, then one of the places you should visit is Trsteno Arboretum. An arboretum is a Latin word that means a botanical collection of trees (etum = botanical collection; arbor = trees), and specimens of trees from all across the world are planted in this one […]
Croatia NewsFounded in 2006, the Garden Festival in Tisno, Croatia has become one of the most popular dance music festivals in the country. The festival was created by Eddie & Gail O’Callaghan and Nick & Charlotte Colgan in Petrcane, a 900-year-old fishing village outside the town of Zadar. After 6 years at Petrčane, the Garden Festival […]
South DalmatiaDubrovnik, Croatia is one of the best known tourist destinations in Croatia, a seaport and center of Dubrovnik-Neretva County in South Dalmatia. Population Of Dubrovnik Town is 42,615 according to census from 2011. The beginnings of tourism in Dubrovnik Area are related with the construction of the Hotel Imperial in Dubrovnik in 1897. Dubrovnik is […]
Continental CroatiaKopački Rit Nature Park in Croatia is a beautiful nature reserve found in Slavonia region. It is composed of diluvial fields, wetlands, and forests. No wonder it is often referred to as the “European Amazon.” It is best described as a fluvial, inundated plain. Here you can find the most protected forests and waters in […]
IstriaVrsar is a small town with population around 2000 residents and it will certainly satisfy many travelers who are seeking for perfect vacation spot on Istrian riviera. This little fishing settlement is located near Lim canal on a half a way between Rovinj and Poreč and it certainly has a lot of to offer to […]