Situated halfway between Zadar and Split in Croatia, is the Krka National Park with the Krka River flowing through it. It is a karst region and the river has carved lakes, caverns, and cascades through…
Skradin is a small picturesque town at the entrance to Krka National Park. It is on the Krka River that flows out to the Adriatic Sea, so there were lots of amazing mega yachts moored…
Zadar is a medieval walled city on the Dalmatian Coast of the Adriatic Sea. The Old Town may be small, but there are many things to do in Zadar, from Roman ruins to Byzantine churches…
Nin is Croatia’s oldest royal city and is considered to be the cradle of the Croatian state, often referred to as Croatia’s Bethlehem. It is the site of the smallest cathedral in the world, what some call…
Visiting Plitvice Lakes is one of Croatia’s biggest tourist attractions and for good reason – it’s absolutely breathtaking! Plitvice Lakes National Park has been given UNESCO heritage status for its crystal clear turquoise water and…
Marvelous Mario had fixed Miles our campervan in the little village of Fuskalin, which was 30km away, so we jumped at the opportunity to see the gorgeous old town of Rovinj. Things to do in…
Fazana is a teeny little village on the West Coast of the Istrian Peninsula about 15 minutes drive from Pula and far from the maddening crowds. This low-key tourist town is the perfect place to…
Right at the very Southernmost tip of the Istrian Peninsula lies the Kamenjak Peninsula or Cape Kamenjak also known as the Peninsula of Premantura (Punta). This 6km long, narrow cape has beaches, coves, wildflowers and…
The medieval town of Labin is perched high on the top of a hill, overlooking the town of Rabac and the sparkling Adriatic sea. It dates back more than 2000 years, but today it is…