For decades, Split, the capital of Dalmatia and a town more than 1700 years old attracts visitors during the whole year. Split is a great travel destination, in the summer season is especially lively, and full of people. For a long period of time, the most familiar product was the sun and the sea. In the past ten years, things have change...

Pag is a Croatian island situated in northern Adriatic Sea. Because of its bare landscape it is often referred as a “Moonscape island”. Legend says that this is due to the Venetians cut down all the trees on the island. Pag is famous for its lamb, cheese, handmade lace, salterns and in past couple of years it has established itself as a g...

As we promised in our previous blog How to travel to Croatia after the Coronavirus today we will give you our recommendations for villas in Croatia with privacy.

As the virus numbers continue to drop in Croatia, we start to think about the vacation. In this blog post, we will give you our cancellation policy which is up to date with this pandemic. We will also explain how to travel to Croatia after the Coronavirus and our recommendations for safe travel.

Our guests often wish to visit Croatia with their pets. This is why we have selected several pet-friendly villas in Dalmatia and we will present them in this blog post.

Korcula is world-recognized thanks to its winemaking tradition and white wines made of authentic grapes Grk and Posip. This charming island has lots to offer, from extraordinary gourmet experiences based on Mediterranean food to pristine nature, and sports activities like diving and snorkeling.

Recently The Guardian made a list of 40 best beaches in Europe and 5 of them are in Croatia. You will be surprised by the list, owing to the fact that the world-famous beach of Croatia - the Golden Cape isn’t even listed.

Our British guests ask us questions about their holidays in Croatia after Brexit. This blog is dedicated to all our British guests who have questions about travelling to Croatia after Brexit, what changes, what stays the same and most importantly what should you do in time to avoid travel delays after Brexit.