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Aerial view of Trogir's historic island town with red rooftops, stone buildings and the sea on both sides
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A Slow Guide to Trogir: A UNESCO Town on a Tiny Island

Compact, car-free and packed with Venetian architecture, Trogir is one of the most elegant historic towns on the Dalmatian coast. Here’s how to make the most of a slow day or two.

A hilltop castle surrounded by green vineyard-covered hills in Hrvatsko Zagorje, Croatia.
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A Slow Guide to Hrvatsko Zagorje: Castles, Thermal Springs and Green Hills

Rolling vineyards, hilltop castles and natural thermal waters make this northern Croatian region a perfect slow-travel escape from Zagreb.

View of the medieval town of Korcula with stone buildings and the sea
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A Slow Guide to the Island of Korčula: Medieval Streets, Vineyards and Island Life

Discover the fortified old town, centuries-old sword dance and quiet coves of one of Croatia's most enchanting islands.

View of a saltwater lake on Mljet island with a small monastery on an islet
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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.

A cyclist on a gravel path through green Istrian countryside with vineyards and hills
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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.

Rocky coastline of Vis island with turquoise sea
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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 stone village on the island of Cres with a church tower and olive trees
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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.