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Velebit National Park is located in the town of Krasno, whose closest big-name neighbors include Senj and Rijeka. The national park covers the northern section of the Velebit mountain, which is the largest mountain in Croatia. Inside Velebit, discover the park’s botanical garden and its many superb mountain hiking trails, the most famous of which isPremuzic’s Trail. If you more...

Terraneo is one of Croatia’s hottest summer music festivals and it just got hotter. Joining the line-up this year in Sibenik is The Prodigy, who have sold over 25 million albums and have won numerous awards including three MTV Video Music Awards. As a leading name in electronic music history, they have become one of more...

Croatian beaches are slowly getting their first sunscreen-smothered visitors , fine restaurants are beginning to note an increase in reservations, and luxury hotels are hosting their first round of visitors. The season is picking up, and the choice of where to go and what to do is growing. Here’s a selection from us this for more...

Donja Stubica is a town in Croatia’s Zagorje region known for its irises and as the birthplace of Matija Gubec, the leader of the 1578 Peasant’s Revolt. The town also has two castles, Stubicki Golubovec and Orsic, the latter of which now houses the Peasants’ Revolt Museum. Additionally, agrotourism has landed in Donja Stubica with Lojzekova Hiza, more...

Croatia’s popularity continues to grow. Last week, the country’s products and gastronomy were featured in Prague and its hot summer music festivals were raved about in the UK’s Guardian. Now, Croatia has landed in Darmstadt, Germany for a week dedicated to Croatian cultural, which began on May 18th and will run until the 26th. The more...

Croatia’s Adriatic coast is stunning at all hours of the day and in every type of weather. Take a picture at any angle from out at sea or on the beach and you’re sure to get a beautiful photo. Today we bring you another colorful shot of the Adriatic, this time as the sun fades more...

Zagreb’s increasingly popular Jewish Film Festival opens its seventh edition on May 19th. Also known as the festival of tolerance, the event gives Zagreb a full week of films promoting awareness and respect for other people’s cultures, customs and beliefs.   This year, the festival will welcome directors such as Franck Appréderis, Darko Lungulov, Daniel more...

Rastoke is a picturesque watermill village situated along the Slunjcica river that’s home to houses dating back to the 19th and early 20th centuries.  It’s the historic center of the central Croatian town Slunj and the area is often referred to as “the Small Lakes of Plitvice” because similar natural phenomena occur there like in Plitvice Lakes more...

Dubrovnik has skyrocketed to tourism stardom in just the last few years. Since then, it has been winning awards and gaining numerous spots on “must-see” destination lists in prominent international magazines and newspapers. Dubrovnik’s allure is hard to resist, which is why many tourists already find themselves drawn to the city even before the summer season officially begins.

It seems that everywhere you look Croatia is popping up in headlines around the globe, from Conde Nast’s Traveller to the New York Times. Moreover, many of the country’s destinations like Dubrovnik and Plitvice Lakes National Park are continuously being rewarded top spots on numerous must-see lists.   Most recently, the UK’s Guardian has delved more...