Because travelling makes us happy!
My favourite Croatian island. I loved Korčula from the very first moment I arrived. The charming walled old town, the wonderful sunsets, the very good food, the quiet atmosphere. What I didn’t like it? This fake story about Marco Polo born here. I visited Korčula during my trip around the world and, if you like, …
Brightest gem of the jewel. The city of Hvar, main town of the island with the same name is an absolute gem. Small enough to keep a quiet atmosphere, large enough to give anyone the chance to stroll around on its small streets or along the bay. It is a place to visit if you’re …
A brilliant spot in the Adriatic Sea. The island of Hvar, is one of most popular destination of Croatia and of the entire Adriatic Sea. There are nice towns full of history and villages facing the blue sea. Many well marked hiking trails allow tourist to enjoy the nature. I visited the island of Hvar …
Dalmatia at its best. Split is the most important town of Dalmatia. Its “riva” (seaside) is a perfect representation of Dalmatia’s beauty: the historical Diocletian’s Palace, Venice style buildings and the blue sea. Beside being a fantastic place to stay it is also the perfect base to reach most of the Croatian islands. I visited …
Second half of Split. I’ve still one half day to spend in Split, since the catamaran to Hvar is going to leave at 2:00 PM. Before starting to walk around, I would like to check where is going to berth so to avoid to look for the right place among the four docks of Split’s …
Moving Southward. Current direction of my trip is South and therefore from Zadar I’m moving to another important town in Dalmatia: Split. I’m forced to use the bus again, since trains in this area are almost useless, when they exist. Bus station in Zadar is a bit out of centre but it is easily reachable …