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Jezera is a fishing village on the island of Murter, only 30 m from the mainland which is connected by a bridge in Tisno. Due to the naturally protected harbour in the shape of a horseshoe it is a place where boats come to moor. There is an ACI marina open year round and 2 smaller campsites. From the bell tower of the parish church of Gospa od zdravlja [Our Lady of Health], there is a breathtaking view of the town and the archipelago of islands and islets. The stone houses and gardens speak about ancient times through the crowns of ivy, almonds, and mulberries, and on other side of the island the stone piles and walls amongst the vineyards, fig trees and olive groves keep the se... Read more

Kožino - Driving ten kilometers north from Zadar and you’ll get to Kožino. It is a village of Zadar’s Riviera, where expansion of tourism, gave new and modern apartments, houses and villas on beautiful coves with gold beaches shadowed by pine hats. It is a place of true unspoiled beauty of Adriatic cost, place where all the grace of climate and nature bounty can be enjoyed fully, with no interference of noisy and crowded mass tourism. It is enough to find an apartment or a house as a silent nest for your holiday, and hospitality of residents and nature will do the rest to provide you best relaxation ever. Place has only 500 permanent inhabitants, but more than few restaurants wi... Read more

Aljmaš place at the confluence of the Drava and the Danube River, ten miles east of Osijek. Many have said that this is an oasis of peace, where the Drava joins the Danube, where the Drava loves sky. It is a place of religious, spiritual pilgrimages - Lady Aljmaškoj. Thousands of believers came to the parish church of St. Visitation of Mary, from the mid-19th century to pray Holy Mary figure. Church, built by Anthony Adamovich (1808th-1848th), is no more. Read more

Mlini is a small village, about 10 kilometers far away from Dubrovnik, on the southeast. Total population of this small village is 834 inhabitants. Accommodation could be find private apartments, or in the nearby hotel. An advantage of Mlini is its closeness to Dubrovnik, so all who like a peaceful holidays, but would like to enjoy the benefits of a big city, should choose Mlini for its destination. Beaches are beautiful and mostly sandy, equipped with all you need to enjoy at the beach. Mlini got its name according to mills. Interesting would be for every tourist to observe mills driven by water. It is also interesting that in Mlini you can find numerous sources of drinking water. Read more

Trilj is imprinted into the beautiful environment of the fertile field and the curved river, and is in the vicinity of the magnificent canyon that follows the river Cetina on its way to its mouth.On the borders of great civilizations, Trilj was once the only and most important passage over the powerful and swollen river and today is a location that bends over this same river whose power, importance and beauty never fades.There is much evidence of the Trilj's turbulent life and history, from the time of the Roman military camps to the old Croatian forts of Čačvina and Nutjak, the rashly extravagant life, the particularity and love for the homeland is conveyed by the countless and... Read more

Jakacici a small place in Istria. Located in the county and the county of Istria Pican .. Read more

Turanj is idyllically Dalmatian village settled in the middle of the Adriatic Coast. It tracks main road along the Croatian coast for 4 kilometers. Only few kilometers from Zadar and Biograd, along with the close National parks Krka and Kornati, Park of nature Vransko lake, and other more popular tourist destinations like Vodice, Turanj has evolved to a tourist center it self. Opposite to it, tame island Pašman reclines. They are divided, or joined if you please, with Pašman channel, famous due to one phenomena. Sea currents in channel steam in both direction through channel periodically. The sea is somehow calmer and tamer in it and that is why Turanj’s pebble beaches are so ap... Read more

Zaton is a small suburb of Dubrovnik situated in picturesque cove, 8 kilometers North West of Dubrovnik. It is located on the Adriatic Highway, so it has good connections with the Dubrovnik and other places around. It got its name because it lies in beautiful cove and Croatian word for cove is “zaton”. Today it has population of around 850 inhabitants, who are mostly working in tourism, which is developed because of good position only 2 kilometers far away from sea coast. Accommodation in Zaton is available in private apartments, rooms, hotels, motels, villas and auto camps. There are many pebble and concrete beaches which are very well maintained. From the aspect of gastronomy,... Read more

Klek is a village situated near Dubrovnik on south – east coast of the Adriatic Sea. It is located on the coast of Klek-Neum Gulf, which is on the border of the Republic of Croatia with Bosnia and Herzegovina. The place is surrounded by centuries-old olive trees, oleanders and mulberry trees. Before Klek was part of the Dubrovnik Republic, which proves that it has a rich history. Today it has population of two hundred inhabitants who are mainly working in tourism, fishing and olive growing. If you like sightseeing, you can find many interesting place like the ruins of the old city Smrdan, or Church of St. Maria. Among bathing and swimming on sandy beach, you can also participate... Read more

Vinkuran - Isolated from the tourist crowds, yet just a few kilometers from the tourist centers, lies the fishing village Vinkuran. The private apartments above Vinkuran Bay and Soline Cove guarantee a pleasant and peaceful vacation. Vinkuran has a sheltered beach along pine trees. It is ideal for nature lovers who enjoy peace and quiet. There is a store, restaurant and café in the village. Vinkuran has always been famed for its stone. In ancient times stone blocks were taken from the quarry near Vinkuran - Cave Romane for the construction of Pula's Arena. Today, during the summer months an art colony for sculptors is held in the quarry. Read more