Baska Voda Croatia

The history of this village dates back to the ancient times. Some remnants of the fortifications from the beginning of AD are still preserved. Moreover, St Nicola and St Lovre Church have a great historical meaning in the city.

 

Rabac, Croatia

It is one of the most popular places in Istria. The biggest attraction of this place is beyond doubt the fact that at the top of a hill above Rabac, three kilometres from the sea there is an old town Labin. First colonies here were established about 4000 years ago. Rabac was a small fishermen village to the middle of the last century. In 1876 an English writer and traveller Richard Francis Burton made Rabac famous with his book „The Seaboard of Istria". The first hotel Quarnaro was built here in 1889. After some time Rabac was called “The Pearl of the Kvarner Bay”.

 

Plitvice lakes, Croatia

Makarska, Croatia

Situated in the southern part of Dalmatia, approximately 60km from Split, picturesque Makarska is the headquarters of the “Makarska Riviera”, which stretches along the base of the steep Biokovo Mountain Range. Makarska owes its popularity to its beautiful, 1,5km long beach, which is composed of small pebbles. Its palm-tree lined promenade along the sea-side is also popular among the tourists.

Hvar Croatia

Hvar Island is situated in the Adriatic Sea and belongs to Croatia. The island spreads out on 80 km from west to east and it is truly paradise for its tourists. People all over the world visit all four major parts of the Hvar Island as its surprises are many and diverse.