Croatia is choosen by Mirror.co.uk as one of the hottest and coolest holiday destinations in 2009. This is an extract from the yesterday’s article: Read the rest of this entry »

EasyJet, the UK’s largest airline, today announced that it is opening 14 new routes across Europe, for summer 2009.  

Four of the new routes are flying to Dubrovnik : Read the rest of this entry »

Last month, the Croatian government adopted a strategy for the promotion of nautical tourism in Croatia over the next ten years, according to which no more than 15,000 berths would be built during that period, as opposed to 33,000 as initially planned by regional authorities.
The Strategy specifies 15 new top locations including Rovinj, Pula – St. Katharine, Rijeka – Porto Baroš, Novalja -Pag, Pakoštane, Zadar, Šibenik – Mandalina, Dugi Rat, Split – Žnjan, Marina, Vis, Dubrovnik – Gruž, Slano, Orebić and Vela Luka. Read the rest of this entry »

Chasing butterflies in Croatia was featured last months in The Guardian as one of the ‘Ten best wildlife holidays in Europe’:

Chasing butterflies, Croatia
Croatia is the naturalists’ latest darling, and this new group tour, run with the charity Butterfly Conservation, reveals why. Staying in comfortable hotels, see exquisite creatures around the turquoise lakes and waterfalls Read the rest of this entry »

The motorway network in Croatia is becoming longer and longer, so it is now safe to say that this is a country having one of the most developed road infrastructures in Europe.

The construction of the remaining 14.5-kilometer-long sections of the Zagreb-Rijeka Motorway contributed to this. Last October, the construction of the full profile of the motorway connecting the Croatian capital with Rijeka was completed. Read the rest of this entry »

 Eko-centar ‘Caput Insulae Beli’ from Cres island is featured in the the Guardian’s ‘Ten best volunteering wildlife holidays’. This is an excerpt from an article: Read the rest of this entry »