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Irena Kuac was born and raised in Sibenik, where she still lives today (you can read about her home town here, here and here). She became a professional tour guide in 2007 and works in English and German.  Below Irena answers for Like Croatia some questions about working as a tour guide and visiting Croatia. more...

An aerial photo taken over the Dalmatian Coast reveals its rich and saturated colors. Pictured is a stretch of the Sibenik Archipelago, which includes the islands of Murter, Krapanj, and Zlarin.  

Having visited Croatia several times before moving here last year, I’ve had many opportunities to explore the country. I live in Zagreb, my favorite city in Croatia, but I always enjoy getting away for a weekend, particularly when I’m headed to one of my favorite Croatian destinations.   Sibenik Sibenik, to me, embodies everything I more...

Croatia is considered one of world’s top tourist destinations. We think it’s not an exaggeration to say the nature is astonishing.  You’ve certainly seen photos of its crystal clear sea. And its long tradition of culinary expertise and recent restaurant revolution are all the rage among locals and travelers. But what about the nation’s history? more...

Winter brings many fable-like sceneries, and Sibenik‘s Robert Visiani Park isn’t short on its share. The park’s fountain, usually crowded with birds during the summer season, now lies embraced by ice, giving it a strange, enchanted look. Add evergreen trees and old-style lanterns, and the only thing missing is a book by Charles Dickens.   more...