9 articles to prepare your trip
Fortified Ottoman village overlooking the Neretva River, 30 km from Mostar. A classic excursion from the Dalmatian coast, a UNESCO World Heritage candidate.
Spanning 5.5 km, the Ston Walls link Ston to Mali Ston in Croatie. History, walking route, salt pans, oysters and visiting advice.
Four Montenegrin gulfs stretching 30 km inland, just 1.5 hours from Dubrovnik: the Bay of Kotor blends fortified cities, baroque islets and dramatic mountain ridges.
Murter
The largest island in the Šibenik archipelago preserves an authentic Dalmatian rhythm and remains the most direct gateway to the Kornati islands.
Korčula
Croatia's sixth-largest island, Korčula brings together a fortified medieval city, native wines, and secluded coves facing the Pelješac peninsula.
Dugi otok
Off the coast of Zadar, Dugi Otok unfolds 45 km of cliffs, wild coves and fishing villages. A haven of peace far from Dalmatian mass tourism.
Between Split and Trogir, Čiovo Island combines pebbly beaches, wild coves and Dalmatian villages. Our complete guide to planning your stay.
Iconic Zlatni Rat beach, white marble, stone villages and vineyards: everything you need to know to plan your trip to Brač Island in Dalmatia.
Situated at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula, Pula is the largest city in this region of Croatie. This ancient city captivates with its **rich Roman heritage**, notably its majestic amphitheater dating from the 1st century. Between crystal-clear beaches, secret coves and ancient ruins, Pula perfectly combines **history** and **seaside relaxation**.
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