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Standing in the wonderful Peljesac peninsula, this small town of Ston surprises by its long and strange walls, from where the sights spread over the salt mines.
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Gornji grad - the Upper Town Zagreb
170 Reviews The medieval Lotrscak Tower (Kula Lotrscak)was built in the 13th century to protect the city gates. Every day at 12:00 h a cannn is fired from the tower, giving the citizens of Zagreb the chance to...
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City walls Dubrovnik
115 Reviews The tower Bokar, also known as Zvjezdan, is among the most beautiful part of the city walls. It was built by Firentine master Michelozzo di Bartolomeo while the city walls were reconstructed from 1461...
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Diocletian's Palace Split
140 Reviews Carrarina poljana, which occupaing northern part of the former Diocletianus Palace, was never planned to be a square. In fact, the only open space inside the palace planned to be a square was the...
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Beautiful Beaches and Coastline Hvar
18 Reviews Having no real beaches (at least at our sight), and with inviting waters, the artificial building of diving spots is the solution. Hvar seems to have good solutions, inviting lots of swimmers and...
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The Big Waterfall (Veliki slap) & Sastavci Plitvicka Jezera National Park
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Beach Makarska
6 Reviews In a so long and beautiful coast, beaches are a rarity. But in Makarska coast we have one of the biggest concentration of them, turning the area in a privileged bathing coast. Sorry, something more...
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Krk – Town Otok Krk
30 Reviews There is a very nice harbor loaded with boats, many of which go out to fish daily. There also is a riva along the water edge, and the strolling is very nice--Do not eat in the restaurants there...
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Gradski trgovi - the City Squares Zagreb
109 Reviews The wide Austro-Hungarian styled Jelacic Square (Trg Bana Jelacica) is the busy heart of Zagreb. It is completely pedestrianised, although many tram lines cross the square. In the middle of the...
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Old City Dubrovnik
104 Reviews Beautiful city and great walks around the wall for great views but it's a hit and miss as to whether you might be free to walk around freely or you if you're caught up in the zoo of herded tourists....
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Old Town Split
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Day Trip to Blue Grotto and Vis Island Hvar
4 Reviews Several companies offer these tours. Many of them have stands on the beach promenade in Hvar, check the prices and what is included before you book. We chose a whole day trip including a stop in...
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Lower lakes (Donja jezera) Plitvicka Jezera National Park
25 Reviews The big natural barriere in bewtween lakes of Milanovac and Kozjak, where ends the Lower Lakes area. The water in the Lake of Milanovac is deeper then in the Lake of Gavanovac and it has a beautiful...
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Seashell Museum Makarska
2 Reviews Strolling along the streets of Makarska, you will come across a number of churches and other architectural and cultural sights among which is the popular Museum of Shells, situated in Franciscan...
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Baska Otok Krk
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Parkovi - the Parks Zagreb
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Beaches Dubrovnik
29 Reviews My best swim in Croatia was at Plat. A pebble beach, but safe to enter, without any remarkable rock and wide enough to swim in any direction without disturbing the other bathers. It's some...
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Cathedral & Bell Tower Split
35 Reviews The Cathedral of St. Domnius is one of the emblems of the town of Split. The locals are very pround on it, in particularly on its bell-tower which is the tallest building of the town. When is Split,...
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10 Reviews The fortress perched on a hill above the old town was built at the beginning of the 16th century (in the time of Venice). In 1579 it was restored after explosion of powder-chamber. Its final...
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Jezero (lake) Kozjak Plitvicka Jezera National Park
16 Reviews The colour of Kozjal Lake looks just amazing, the picture was taken at the beginning of the lake at the position where ends the wooden path in between Milanovac and Kozjak. I did this picture with the...
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Makarska Port and Esplanade Makarska
2 Reviews This is the ideal place to relax , a very long esplanade with shady palms, seats and warm weather, all the ingredients to enjoy a few hours watching the world go by. There is always some activity on...
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Activities - What To Do Otok Krk
8 Reviews If you've ever visited Island of Krk, you have most likely tasted the wine called 'Vrbnička Žlahtina'. This excellent white wine ('Žlahtina' means 'noble') is one of the best wines in Croatia....
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The Cathedral Zagreb
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The Stradun Dubrovnik
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Riva & Harbour Split
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Venetian Streets, Houses, and Architecture Hvar
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Standing in the wonderful Peljesac peninsula, this small town of Ston surprises by its long and strange walls, from where the sights spread over the salt mines.
Makarska is referred as the Croatian Riviera and it is beautiful, but we just rushed across it. Enough, anyway, to see its landscape and seashore (not so pretty as Peljesac, in my opinion!).
One of the favorite spots for youngsters, Hvar it's a pleasant place, with good conditions for bathing. We only saw the main city, but my sons and friends spent a couple of days in the opposite side of the island, in a cheap and very nice place (I can't convince them to write in VT!)
Almost a miniature of Dubrovnik, Trogir is a wonder. Easy to visit, it's another mandatory point in Central Croatia. Best of all, the sights from the sea.
This ocean resort near Sibenik makes me confuse. The thousands of people enjoying the night showed the popularity of Vodice, but in front of my hotel, swimming was a nightmare. I couldn't check the beach, but I don't believe it would be possible to attract so many people if it didn't have the necessary conditions. Anyway, I must confess that Vodice was my worst experience in Croatia.
Travelling is always a pleasure, but it is better when things work well with all the group. We were the only Portuguese in a Spanish group, but quickly there were no strangers, and joy was the law. Nice fellows! Though my Spanish is awful, my experience says tha Spanish are the most joyful people in the world, nd we cannot get bored travelling with them.
Sibenik joins the advantage of being a very beautiful town, with its situation by the National Park of Krka, another absolutely must see. We didn't have much more time in Sibenik then the expressly needed to visit St Jakob church, Unesco heritage, but I think that we saw the essential of the city.
The name Saplunara comes from the Latin word, sabalum, that means sand :-)There are two sand beaches, a larger and smaller one, on the kilometre-long cove. As the largest remaining coastal sand habitat in Croatia, Saplunara hosts several plant species that exist nowhere else in Croatia. As such, it is considered a "protected area" with signs begging you not to litter or camp.Can you beat that??Sobra is the main point of entry to Mljet Island (16 kms) with year round daily car ferries to Dubrovnik. Solves your ferry problem :-)http://www.croatiatraveller.com/southern_dalmatia/Saplunara.html
One of the highlights of Central Croatia, Zadar is a must see, halfway from Rijeka and Split. Standing in an island, if you are not travelling by boat as we did, you may book a ferry in several places.
When I get to Krk island (going by car), the first impression was that everything there is so dry and ther scenery isn't as I was expected, but going further after about 20 minutes drive I was surprised - the view which I saw was spectacular (see in the pictures)...I became at the most wanderful beach where I have been ever...And in that day I and my friends we was looking exaxtly what we have found there - it was Baska - a nice, little town with pebble beach, small restaurants next to it and turquoiseblue water!!!
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