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On the popular Bačvice beach in Split, 100 years of playing picigin were celebrated.

Don't miss the ELFS show in Mitan Marina!

Croatia’s travel periods can be split up into three seasons: preseason, in season and postseason – also known as the shoulder season.

Umag, a small town and port on the northwestern coast of Istria, is "Croatia's door to Europe." Today, Umag is a city of tourism and sports, and it is especially known as the sports center of Istria, considering that for years, as the host of the ATP tournament, it has hosted many world tennis stars.

The town of Živogošće is located in the southern part of the Makarska Riviera. Miles of beautiful beaches are a lure for all who spend their summers on the Riviera. Živogošće is located at the foot of the mountain Biokovo, which rises here up to 1155 meters in height.

Coronavirus summer, for sure, will be different from those we are used to.

New ship line on the route Rijeka - Krk - Lopar - Novalja – Zadar

This weekend Sutivan on Brač will look like in the very heart of the season. The reason for this is the most attractive bike marathon in Croatia that will gather as many as 400 contestants and over 1000 visitors.

Podgora - a beautiful place on the pearl necklace of Riviera Makarska. A charming town carved in stone on a long gravel beach line with the freshness of blue Adriatic.

We have already written about Šibenik's island Zlarin, where there are about 200 inhabitants, making it an ideal place for the Zlarin-free plastic experiment! In summer, up to 4000 tourists visit the island, and 15,000 plastic bags end up in waste, in the sea and on the island.

So small but so big at the same time! Croatia is a small country, but it has so many interesting things you may never heard. Among plenty of attractive facts, we decided to list the most interesting ones.