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The Backroads of Croatia & Slovenia

Bled

Bled

In the middle of the lake, on a turouoise water, sheltered by the mountains you can find thousand year old town Bled.

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik

George Bernard Shaw is reported to have said: “If you want to see a heaven on earth, come to Dubrovnik“. English poet Lord Byron would agree with Shaw since he called the old town Dubrovnik “the pearl of the Adriatic”.

Grožnjan

Grožnjan

The town of artists in the northwestern part of Istria

Hum

Hum

Take the opportunity in Croatia and discover the smallest city in the world.

Karlobag

Karlobag

Small town between Velebit mountain and Adriatic see.

Ljubljana

Ljubljana

The Dragon city will enthuse you with its arhitecture and history, as well as with its great atmosphere, trendy restaurants and boat rides through the city.

Motovun

Motovun

City in the mountain built seven centuries ago will delight you with it arhitecture and home made dishes with truffles.

Nin

Nin

3000 years long history.

NP Plitvice Lakes

NP Plitvice Lakes

National park with more than million visitors per year from all around the world.

Opatija

Opatija

Visit the city adored by Austrian Royal Familiy and aristocracy from 19 century.

Pag Island

Pag Island

Due to rocky and vast moonrock-type landscape Pag is often often referred to as “The Moonrock"

Postojna cave

Postojna cave

The Austrian Emperor Franz I visited the cave 188 years ago and was sstonished by what he saw. Come to visit animal olm in the nature masterpiece.

Rovinj

Rovinj

Magical city in which you will find great local taverns, turquiose water, romantic spots and reach history.

Samobor

Samobor

Samobor is a delightful little town located only about 25km away from the centre of Zagreb.

Senj

Senj

Experience Senj - where ancient history meets stunning seaside beauty, and adventure awaits at every turn!

Šibenik

Šibenik

Historic city with four amazing fortresses,St.James Cathedral, crystal sea and close to two national parks - Krka i Kornati.

Split

Split

Lie on golden beaches, swim in romantic lagoons, visit ancient Roman monuments and walk through the streets as old as the emperor Diocletian himself.

Ston

Ston

Longest wall in Europe!

Trogir

Trogir

Trogir is called the museum city because the whole city is best preserved Romanesque-Gothic complex in Central Europe.

Vrana Lake Nature Park

Vrana Lake Nature Park

Largest Croatian lake.

Zadar

Zadar

After a walk though Zadar enjoy the beautiful sunsets and listen specific sound of Sea Organ.

Zagreb

Zagreb

"...if I was a foreigner, I would have liked Zagreb like not many other cities." A.G.Matoš, great Croatian poet