The Villa Elita which operates as part of the Dubrovnik hotel complex “Importanne Resort” is so far the most expensive tourist facility in Dubrovnik, whose price reaches 12000 Euros a night. Read the rest of this entry »
An unusual experience of Croatian shellfish was reveiled in letters of yesterday’s New York Times:
“This spring my wife and I were traveling in Croatia and stayed in the town of Mali Ston at the entrance to the Peljesac Peninsula, which is the center for farming oysters and mussels. Read the rest of this entry »
The Umag company Istraturist recently completed construction of new attractive Istrian villas which have now become an integral part of the tourist settlement Stella Maris in the immediate vicinity of the town of Umag, Istria. Read the rest of this entry »
The Moslavina region is a new tourism brand of Croatia.
The branding of Moslavina is a part of the 1.6 million kuna project titled “Activating local potentials and resources of Southern Moslavina and the Lonjsko polje Nature Park”. Read the rest of this entry »
According to encyclopaedias, Croatia has 1,185 islands in its part of the Adriatic Sea, 67 of which are inhabited. Read the rest of this entry »
Zagreb, the Croatian capital is an ever more popular destination for tourists, whose visits are increasing by double-digit percent ages from month to month. In the first half of this year the city was visited by over 260,000 visitors for about Read the rest of this entry »