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A Slow Guide to the Pelješac Peninsula: Wine, Oysters and Ancient Walls
Discover one of Croatia's most rewarding peninsulas, where medieval walls, top wine regions and some of the world's finest oysters come together beside the Adriatic.
A Slow Guide to Lonjsko Polje: Croatia's Floodplain Wilderness
Discover one of Europe's largest floodplains, where storks nest on wooden roofs, wild horses graze, and time slows in traditional Posavina villages.
Ryanair Sets New Bag Drop Deadline: 60 Minutes Before Departure
From 10 November 2026, Ryanair passengers checking in baggage must do so at least 60 minutes before their flight, up from 40 minutes. The airline also warned of possible fare increases across Europe.
Sleeping in a Lighthouse: A Unique Stay on Croatia's Adriatic Coast
Forget hotels: Croatia's historic lighthouses offer unforgettable overnight stays on remote islands and rocky headlands. Here's what to expect.
A Slow Guide to the Island of Mljet: Lakes, Forests and Quiet Shores
Mljet is Croatia's greenest island, home to a national park with two saltwater lakes and a tiny island monastery. Here's how to plan a peaceful escape.
Rovinj on Foot: A Guide to Istria's Coastal Gem
From its hilltop church to its cobbled lanes and bustling harbour, Rovinj rewards slow exploration. Here’s how to make the most of a visit.
Exploring the Stari Grad Plain: Hvar's Ancient Agricultural Landscape
A walk or cycle through the Stari Grad Plain reveals 2,400 years of continuous farming, stone walls, and vineyards on the island of Hvar.
A Practical Guide to Croatia's Intercity Buses: Routes, Tickets and Tips
Travelling by bus is one of the most convenient and affordable ways to explore Croatia. Here's everything you need to know to plan your journey with confidence.
Cycling the Parenzana Trail: A Slow Journey Through Istria's Hills
The former narrow-gauge railway line between Trieste and Poreč is now one of Croatia's most scenic cycling and walking routes, winding through vineyards, olive groves and medieval hilltop towns.
Rafting the Cetina River: Croatia's Wild Canyon Ride
Discover the thrill of whitewater rafting through the Cetina River canyon near Omiš — a popular day trip from Split with stunning scenery and rapids suitable for most.
Vis Island: A Travel Guide to Croatia's Far-Flung Gem
Discover Vis, Croatia's outermost inhabited island, where rugged coastlines, hidden beaches, and a laid-back pace offer a timeless escape.
A Hiker’s Guide to Paklenica National Park
From dramatic limestone canyons to high mountain trails, Paklenica National Park offers some of Croatia’s best hiking just a short drive from the coast.
A Guide to the Blue Cave on Biševo: Croatia's Natural Light Show
The Blue Cave on Biševo Island is one of the Adriatic's most mesmerising natural sights. Here's how to visit and what to expect.
A Walking Guide to Zagreb's Upper Town: History, Cafés and Views
Discover the medieval heart of Croatia's capital with this self-guided walk through Gornji Grad, from the noon cannon to hidden courtyards and lively café terraces.
A Slow Guide to the Island of Cres: Wild Nature and Quiet Villages
Discover the rugged landscapes, griffon vultures and stone villages of Cres, one of Croatia's most unspoiled Adriatic islands.
How to Dine Like a Local: A Guide to Croatian Restaurants and Konobas
From rustic konobas to refined restaurants, here's how to navigate Croatia's dining scene and eat well on your travels.
Zagreb Promotes Tourism at ITB Asia in Singapore
The Zagreb Tourist Board organised business meetings and a media event in Singapore to attract Southeast Asian travellers, with strong interest from travel trade professionals.
Exploring Krka National Park: Waterfalls, Swimming and Ancient Heritage
Krka National Park pairs dramatic waterfalls with the rare chance to swim in crystal-clear water, plus historic mills and a centuries-old monastery.
A Fortress-Hopper's Guide to Šibenik
From the old town to the hilltops, Šibenik's trio of fortresses offers history and panoramic views over the Adriatic.
How to Spend a Slow Day in Motovun and the Istrian Hill Towns
Istria's hilltop towns reward those who take their time. Here is how to approach Motovun and its neighbours on foot, with notes on the landscape, the food and getting around.