Croatia has quickly grown Europe’s hottest destination, and for strong reason. The rocky coastline goes on for 1778 kilometres and includes pine-fringed coves, wide sandy beaches and cosy inlets. As if that weren’t enough, there are a superb 1185 islands that go from rich and forested to stark and rocky. Yachters enjoy the sailing opportunities, sunbathers have an incredible choice of beaches and scuba divers have a paradise of sea life to explore.

And So, what to see first? Following is my private listing of highlights for a Croatian visit:
• Dubrovnik
Byron named it the “Pearl of the Adriatic” for the impressive curtain of palisades surrounding a city made-up in marble and strewn with Renaissance sculpture.
• Hvar Town
In plus to the splendid harbor promenade and sculptured facades, it’s growing famous for the greatest nightlife on the Adriatic.
• Korcula Town
It resembles Hvar in numerous ways, particularly the narrow cluster of streets, but it lies on a narrow peninsula and is quieter.

• Rovinj
Istria’s prettiest little town, it retains the flavour of a traditional fishing port despite the large inflow of tourists in past years.
• Plitvice Lakes National Park
It has to be witnessed to be believed. The 16 turquoise lakes appear to glow and there are waterfalls everywhere. It’s a UNESCO world heritage site.
• Brela Beach
The pleasant coves, framed with pine trees, stretch like a long necklace of beaches. Forbes magazine recently named it one of the top twenty beaches in the world.

On the island of Korcula there are two great camps – auto camp Kalac and camp Mindel. Both are ranked by three stars in quality and are very pleasant for spending your vacation. Now I will also give you few reasons why. Read the rest of this entry »

Island of Korcula has some very good beaches and here I’ll present to you some of them. First place take sandy beaches Vela Przina and Bilin Zal and on the second is pebble beach Pupnatska Luka. Those are the finest and the trendiest, some are much smaller and more sheltered beaches and are spread all over the beautiful island of Korcula. Read the rest of this entry »

Korcula is a very green, and most interesting of Croatia’s many islands. Korcula town is a kind of fortress enclosed with stone walls that contain hidden riches, from icons to Tiepolos, as well as architectural pleasures in every narrow, cobbled street. Read the rest of this entry »

If your travel paths bring you to Vela Luka, a beautiful and in every way rich town on the island of Korcula, you don’t have to worry about accommodation. There are many hotels, apartments and private accommodation where you are going to be very welcomed. Read the rest of this entry »

If you are in search for a good quality accommodation on the island of Korcula, there are some pointers about its gorgeous hotels. Every choice is a good choice; it only depends on what you are searching for. Read the rest of this entry »