Coniferous trees of cypress, Aleppo and Dalmatian pine give Pelješac a distinctive Mediterranean look and vibe. Even on photos clean water ...Read More
Happening from Jul 10th to Aug 25th, Dubrovnik Summer Festival is among the most prestigious cultural manifestations not only in Dubrovnik but also in Croatia. Established in 1950, it's a quite ...Read More
Lokrum island has settled just a few minutes’ boat ride away from Dubrovnik Old Town. Its vicinity, but above all the beauty of its natural and historical treasures, make it one of the favorite places for day ...Read More
Join Rewind Dubrovnik as we explore the Elaphiti Islands! Just west of Dubrovnik, these 13 islets are home to stunning landscapes and unparalleled food.Read More
Located between Split and Dubrovnik, island Korčula is one of the 1200 islands on Croatian coast. An island like any other, some might say. But, once you have visited it, you will definitely think of it ...Read More
Island Mljet is probably most famous by its natural heritage. Biodiversity of its flora and fauna, ecosystems and geological structures are the reasons why the northwest part of the island (area of 3000 ha) ...Read More
Dubrovnik coastline and nearby islands have been abundantly blessed with lots of natural wonders. Most probably, the first thing you will notice is clear seas and its color varying in numerous hues of blue, green ...Read More
