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Sep-2013
We wanted to visit the Balkans for years… We finally went in July 2013 for a truly memorable trip ! Since then, we recommend the Balkans to anyone we meet because this region has the advantage of bringing together everything you need for a perfect holiday : fortified ancient cities, small cobbled streets, the sun, […]
Aug-2013
Dubrovnik is fairly known as “the pearl of the Adriatic“. The city is surrounded by crystaline turquoise blue water and the old town and its buildings are absolutely beautiful. Unfortunately the city is crowded with tourists during the day and even at night during the high season. This is definitely not a destination for broke […]
Aug-2013
Croatia was really one of our favorite places in Europe. We visited a part of the country during a 12-day journey in Dalmatia in September 2010! Here was our itinerary: Budapest (Hongary) - Zagreb - Plitvice National Park – Novalja (Pag island) - Zadar - Split - -Brac island - Ljulbljana (Sloveny) We have visited Dubrovnik in another 12-day journey in the Balkans in […]
Aug-2013
The Balkans have some excellent typical dishes that you will easily find in each country of the area. The trouble is that when we spend 2 weeks in the Balkans, we can not see a burek or a cevapi from near or far at the end of the trip! It is therefore recommended not to […]
Sep-2010
Croatia is a destination with unexpected natural treasures such as the beautiful waterfalls and lakes of Plitvice and a rich architectural heritage, as the Diocletian Palace in Split. The coast has many beaches, often pebble, and you can escape on a small island that borders. The summer climate is ideal for a great holiday, especially […]
If you are traveling in Croatia as a backpacker on a budget or that you are short in time, you better be prepared a minimum. When to go, where to stay, how to get there and how to move between the cities? Here is our tips & tricks. When to go to Croatia ? Ideally, […]
Sep-2010
We enjoyed the Croatian food, which is typically Mediterranean with lots of pasta, pizza and risotto as in Italy, as well as olive oil, garlic, herbs and fish. The pizzas are also very cheap in Croatia compared to Western Europe, and are delicious! As in Italy, you’ll also find delicious ice creams, nicely decorated. Try […]
Sep-2010
We stayed only a few hours in the Croatian capital. The coastal towns of Split, Zadar and Dubrovnik are more worth exploring than the capital. The renovated downtown has no charm, but there is some historical monuments to discover. The city center is relatively small and there are many pedestrian streets. How to get to […]
Sep-2010
One of the most beautiful hikes in Europe ! You really can’t miss it ! Also known as the “Devil’s Garden” as a “black queen” have flooded the area under water, the Plitvice Lakes National Park is the best known and most visited among the eight national parks of CROATIA. It is a World Heritage […]
Sep-2010
We were on Pag island and Novalja for his particularly festive reputation (it’s even called the “Croatian Ibiza“) but we were disappointed to learn that the party starts early July and ends around September 10. We arrived on September 12th! Before or after it is completely dead! The nightlife in Novalja (Pag island) The clubs […]
Sep-2010
Split is the capital of Dalmatia and the second most populous city in Croatia, with 190,000 inhabitants. You usually arrives in the Croatian city by the harbor (because the bus station is located near the harbor), which offers a nice ride with palm trees and benches to enjoy the view. Visit Split From the waterfront, […]
Sep-2010
The ancient city is smaller than Split but there is much to discover. The center is alive with its many cafes & restaurants. You can also enjoy the many shops in a beautiful setting in the city center (the main street that leads to the church of St. Donat and Cathedral of St. Anastasia).The city […]