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Island of Pag - Guides

The island of Pag is one of the biggest islands in Croatia. It stretches for 60 km. The total surface area of the island of Pag is 285 km², and the length of the coastline is 270 km, more than four times the island length, which makes Pag one of the most indented islands in Croatia. The island of Pag is located at the southernmost part of north Adriatic. It is separated from the mainland by... Read more

Novigrad - Guides

Novigrad is a scenic historical little town located on the southern Novigrad shore under the mountain Velebit, in a long bay who's steep shores are covered with dense pine forest. Novigrad has been inhabited continously since prehistory. The oldest part of town, historical centre is located on the north-eastern side of the bay on the hill-side under the fort Fortica, surrounded by heavy walls.... Read more

Mozirje - Guides

Mozirje - Upper Savinja valley is one of the most beautiful alpine valleys in Europe. The valley is surrounded by white mountain-peaks and green forests, rising above the Savinja river, which springs up under Okrešelj in Logarska valley. The rural town Mozirje is a gateway to the Upper Savinjska valley as well as the valley’s administrative center. The town was first mentioned in the year 1146,... Read more

Osijek-Baranja County - Guides

Osijek-Baranja County, located in northeast of Croatia, extends across the area of 4,152 sq. km, and is the fourth largest county in the Republic of Croatia. It encompasses Baranja and northeastern Slavonia around the lower flow of river Drava, before its confluence into Danube, whose flood areas have created Kopacki Rit, Nature Park protected as a zoological reserve. Following places have the... Read more