Interesting facts about Croatia

Learn more about Croatian islands and towns at Adriatic coast. Read our stories and experience Croatia firsthand.

Dubrovnik Celebrates!

Published: 02/02/2011

At the beginning of February Dubrovnik is all in Feast of St. Blaise (Sv. Vlaho). This patron saint has been worshiped in Dubrovnik since 10th century when, according to a legend, he defended the... More info...

Walled Peljesac

Published: 10/02/2011

Peljesac, on the far South of the Adriatic coast, invites visitors with the smell of salt and taste of wine. The oldest European salt pan and autochthonous wine sorts are not the only thing to... More info...

Fairies Seige Pula

Published: 10/02/2011

Pula is a town in Istria very popular among guests and it is known outside the borders of Croatia by its recognizable symbol – amphitheatre. It is known fact that the one of the best preserved... More info...

Pag Unveils Roman Underground

Published: 26/01/2011

Pag island and Novalja get into media spotlight mostly with scenes of non stop party on the hot sand of Zrce beach. This image overshadows a bit the fact that Pag has fascinating archaeological... More info...

Sunken Pag

Published: 27/01/2011

Coves on the Pag island are just perfect for enjoying in summer, and one of them holds a legend of a sunken city, that has been compared to the Atlantis. On the sea bed in Caska cove there lay... More info...

Dubrovnik Says Goodbye to the Year 2010

Published: 29/12/2010

Dubrovnik is one of the favourite New Year's Eve destinations in Croatia. Every year performers are being carefully selected for the special event in Dubrovnik – merry New Year's Eve in the main... More info...

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