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Rakovica is a small village and municipality in the county of Karlovac in Croatia. It is located in the central part of Croatia, Kordun between Karlovac and Plitvice lakes. Rakovica has a prominent place in the history of Croatia where in 1871 revolt broke out, led by Eugen Kvaternik who was ultimately unsuccessful attempt to establish the free Croatian state. Rakovica municipality has about 3,000 inhabitants who are engaged mainly in agriculture and tourism. The immediate vicinity of the Plitvice lakes is one of the main sources of income for local residents. Tourism and diverse offer of private accommodation and local indigenous products such as cheese and honey are the main source of income. If you want to explore Plitvice lakes and pristine nature of the area, we recommend spending the night in private houses where the friendly hosts will make your stay very pleasant. One of the natural sights that should be seen is the underground Barać caves. Nearby is the defensive fortress Drežnik Grad that was once the seat of Drežnik county in the 11th century. From other tourist attractions of this region, there are very attractive and well-maintained bike paths and numerous restaurants along the main road that on their menus offer delicious local specialties. Visit and stay a few days in this area which has beautiful landscapes and unspoiled nature. Search for cheap private accommodation in Rakovica and its surroundings. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Rakovica and Plitvice lakes area. Welcome to Rakovica!
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Rovanjska is a small tourist village in the municipality Jasenice, in the county of Zadar in Croatia. It is situated in the Velebit channel at the foot of the mighty Velebit mountain and is about 28 km north-east of the historic city of Zadar. Near Rovanjska passes highway Zagreb - Split and Maslenica bridge that connects continental Croatia with Dalmatia. In the center, there is the Church of St. George, the pearl of old Croatian church architecture. The unusual combination of mountain and sea marked the lives of the local population who were mainly engaged in animal husbandry, agriculture, and fishing. Today Rovanjska is small tourist oasis which offers visitors a quiet and pleasant family holiday. Its inhabitants are slowly turning to tourism and they are offering very affordable accommodation in apartments and rooms. Along almost the entire coast of Rovanjska is pebbles and concrete beach, which is especially attractive because it is never over-crowded. Here are several shops, restaurants, and bars where you can relax with a beautiful sunset. Near Rovanjska there is a pearl of nature Paklenica National Park, where you can hike and enjoy the unspoiled nature, or you can go rafting or canoeing to the nearby river Zrmanja. Contact directly owners of apartments. rooms and holiday homes in Rovanjska and save up to 40% on high agency fees. We invite you to spend a quiet, relaxing vacation at this beautiful little village under mighty Velebit mountain. Search for affordable private accommodation in Rovanjska. Welcome to Rovanjska!
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Betina is a small tourist settlement on the island of Murter, seven kilometers away from Tisno, where the mobile bridge connects the island of Murter with the mainland. The island of Murter is the largest island of the Šibenik archipelago and is also the closest to the mainland. The island is easily accessible for all tourists and visitors. It has been inhabited since the time of Illyrian (Liburna tribe), and the entire island is full of remains of Roman villas, mural paintings, and mosaics from the time of the Roman Empire. The name Betina comes from the Celtic word "bet" which in translation means "mouth" - and describes the look of a naturally formed port of Betina, which has protected from ancient times ships of storms and winds. The settlement is under protection as a cultural monument because of its very well preserved historical core and therefore it is named "the beauty of the Mediterranean architecture". Although it is only 1 - 2 km away from the largest town of Murter, Betina is administratively belonging to the municipality of Tisno. About 800 permanent residents live in Betina, traditionally engaged in agriculture (growing of olives and figs) and fishing. The settlement is also well-known for its shipbuilders who have a long tradition of building wooden boats. Recently tourism is developing and more people are providing accommodation services in their family homes. In the settlement, there is the marina Betina which is suitable for the development of nautical tourism especially due to the vicinity of Kornati islands. We recommend all guests to visit the Museum of Wooden Naval Architecture, the church of St. Franjo, Plitka Vala, where the remains of the ancient Villa Rustica and the Old Romanesque cemetery were found, the church of St. Rok on the hill of St. Rok with beautiful views. Nearby are also Gradina and the remains of the ancient city of Colentum with old villas and Roman remains. Here is also the old Christian church of Our Lady of Gradine from the 6th century. On the small island of Moster, only half a nautical miles from Betina are the remains of the Franciscan monastery from the 12th century. Betina and the island of Murter abound with beautiful natural beaches that are characterized by exceptional sea purity. They are suitable for families with children, and you can choose between sandy and pebble beaches. The most famous are Plitka Vala, Kosirina, Zdrače, Bisage and Slanica in nearby Murter. If you are spending your holiday in Betina, you can enjoy great opportunities for one-day trips to the National Parks of Kornati and Krka and the nearby UNESCO city of Šibenik. You can also explore the island of Murter which offers numerous beaches, coves, and viewpoints. Accommodation in Betina can be found in numerous private apartments, rooms and holiday houses offered by residents. Contact directly the owners of private accommodation in Betina and save up to 40% on expensive agency fees. We invite you to spend a holiday on the beautiful island of Murter and the small and charming village of Betina. Welcome to Betina!
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Petrinja is a small town situated on the right bank of the river Kupa, 13 km southwest of Sisak and about 48 km southeast of Zagreb. It is the largest town in the Banovina area with a total population of 25,000 and it is an integral part of Sisak-Moslavina County. The strategic position of Petrinja was the cause of constant struggle through the long history of Banovina. In 1240, old medieval Petrinja was declared as a free royal city, which was confirmed later by king Bela IV. In the 16th century, Petrinja changed its original location at the foot of Zrinska gore to its present location on a fertile plain along the river Kupa. The Banovina area mostly covers the hilly slopes of the Zrinska hills and the Hrastovačka hills and smaller plain estates, along the river Kupa and Petrinjčica. Petrinja and surroundings offer many activities for relaxation and recreation such as walks on numerous promenades, hiking, and cycling trails. This way you can learn about the natural, cultural and historical heritage of the city and the surrounding villages located on the edge of the historic Banovina. Hrastovačka hills offer numerous marked hiking trails and all the paths lead to the highest peak of Cepeliš, where there are a mountain hut and a viewpoint at a height of 415 m. The well-known Petrinja promenade - a recreationally-pedestrian, circular walking path, 6.5 km long, starts upstream from the bridge on Petrinjčica. The particularly attractive area of the promenade is beautiful old trees. There are four cycling routes which are very pleasant and suitable for recreation in the area of Petrinja. Hunting tourism has been developed due to its rich forests and wildlife. Accommodation in Petrinja can be found in apartments, rooms and holiday houses as part of private family accommodation. In this way, you can get to know friendly hosts who will be happy to help you spend a pleasant and carefree holiday in this part of Croatia. Welcome to Petrinja!
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Čakovec is a city and seat of Međimurje county in Croatia. It is located in the northernmost part of continental Croatia, between the rivers Mura and the Drava and has a population of 15000 inhabitants. Its name comes from the count Chakyja, who in the early 13th century built a wooden fortress later called Csaky's tower. Time of significant economic and cultural development of the city began in the 16th century when the Croatian noble family Zrinski became the owner of the entire area. 29 May 1579. count Juraj Zrinski granted the special privileges to inhabitants of the Čakovec fortress, which is the basis for the development of Čakovec as a free trade city and the date is still celebrated as the Day of the City of Čakovec. Thanks to the contributions and efforts of the Counts Zrinski, Čakovec is also called the City of the Zrinski. At the center of Čakovec is located Stari Grad, then and now a symbol of the historical landmark of the city. Another important historical monument is the Franciscan church and monastery from the first half of the 18th century built in the Baroque style. It is worth to visit and see numerous exhibits in the Museum of Čakovec. Međimurje is known for its rolling hills and vineyards, agriculture and hunting grounds. All gourmets will surely enjoy when they try some of the local specialties such as battered soups, stews or Međimuje strudels, and all this with a glass of fine wine from Međimurje basements. We invite you to visit Međimurje and Čakovec and to enjoy in this idyllic region where merge many European influences. Search for private accommodation in Čakovec. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Čakovec, cheaper up to 40% without high agency fees. Welcome to Čakovec!
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Bakar is a small town and port in the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County in Croatia. It is located in the deep Bakar bay surrounded by hills about 15 kilometers southeast of the city of Rijeka. The historical core of Bakar is divided into an older, upper city where is a settlement surrounded by city walls and the lower city, which consists of Zagrad and Primorje. The town was first mentioned in Vinodolski code from the 13th century and was named because of its proximity to former copper mine (Bakar = copper). Throughout history, it was the center of tunny-fishing in northern Adriatic and important maritime and commercial center with a large fleet of commercial sailing ships. Its reputation still owes to the production of the world-famous sparkling wine - Bakarska water. Today the inhabitants of Bakar are still engaged in agriculture and shipping, but slowly turning to tourism and offer accommodation in apartments and rooms inside their family homes. From historic sites and highlights, we recommend visiting the old town, city walls, castle, Renaissance building Roman house, and mysterious Turkey house that even today is a mystery who built it. From the beach, we recommend the beautiful pebble beach Melić which is located within the bay. This pebble beach is equipped with a shower and is ideal for families with small children, because of the shallow entrance to the sea and the greenery around it. Visit this popular seaside town and relax on your vacation in the small streets of the old town or on one of the beautiful beaches in the bay. Search for cheap private accommodation in Bakar. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Bakar, cheaper up to 40%. Welcome to Bakar.
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Vrsar is a small fishing and tourist town and municipality in the county of Istria in Croatia. It is located on the western coast of Istria, just 11 kilometers south of Poreč. Municipality Vrsar includes nine smaller villages and it has about 2,000 residents. Vrsar has been inhabited since prehistoric times when it was inhabited by ancient Histri and Liburnians. In the 1st century, Vrsar was conquered by the Romans who developed it into a trading center for agricultural and livestock products. Since the 9th century it was under the direction of Poreč bishops, who built a castle here called castrum Ursariae, and from 15th until the end of the 18th century was under Venetian rule. After that, Vrsar came under Austrian administration, and it was finally annexed by Croatia after the second World War. Throughout history, Vrsar was developed on a 55 m high hill at the mouth of the Lim bay, but today new part of Vrsar was developed along the beautiful coast and clear sea. In addition to several hotels and camps, accommodation is offered in the quality and well-equipped apartments, rooms and holiday homes within a private family accommodation. Vrsar is full of pebbles and rocky beaches that are very well equipped, while five of them have a blue flag. We highlight the beach Belvedere, Petalon, City beach, and especially beautiful beaches on the island of St. Juraj, which is only a few minutes drive by boat from the port of Vrsar. For lovers of active holidays, Vrsar offers many cycling and walking routes, diving center, adrenaline park Akros, organized rock climbing in the Lim channel, and aeropark Vrsar, where you can experience the entire area from a bird's eye perspective, but also join the parachuting school or jump in tandem from a sport plane. We recommend taking organized excursions to Lim channel, 12 kilometers deep fjord with blue-green sea and abundance of fish and shellfish. In many taverns and restaurants, you can enjoy rich Istrian cuisine and specialties such as Istrian prosciutto, truffle, asparagus, cabbage with lamb, fish, and seafood. During the summer, Vrsar is like an open stage for many festivals, concerts, and the famous fishing festival. Visit Vrsar, this beautiful little tourist town with a wide range of various activities, from nice and pleasant walks and swimming in clean water to adrenaline jumps from a plane. Search for cheap private accommodation in Vrsar. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Vrsar, cheaper up to 40% without expensive agency fees. Welcome to Vrsar!
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Malinska is a tourist resort and seat of the municipality of Omišalj on the island Krk in Primorje-Gorski Kotar county in Croatia. It is situated along the northwestern coast of the island in a vast natural and wooded bay. From the Krk bridge, Malinska is 15 km away and from the town of Krk and Rijeka Airport it is 12 km away, which makes it very accessible tourist destination. This wooded area of Dubašnica began to be settled in the 15th century, at the instigation of the Frankopan family. In the 18th century, Malinska with the neighboring port of Porat is becoming an important port on the island Krk from which are exported products of this rural region, primarily wood and olive oil, and other agricultural and livestock products. In the early seventies, the construction of a tourist complex Haludovo accelerated the development of the town. Although today Haludovo is not working at full capacity, Malinska is still a very attractive destination for tourists from around the world with its natural beauty, pleasant and mild micro-climate and lush vegetation surrounding it. Friendly hosts offer quality and comfortable accommodation in apartments, rooms and holiday homes. The crystal clear sea and many pebble beaches guarantee relaxing holidays in the sun and sea. All this makes Malinska ideal for families with small children. The top spot of the town is beach Rupa, proud holder of blue flag as recognition of clean sea and beach. Besides, other beaches like Riu, Rova, and Malin also adorn this wooded bay. Around Malinska, there is over 50 km of walking trails that are suitable for cyclists, and via them neighboring Njivice, Dobrinj or even the city of Krk can be reached. From Malinska daily trips to the neighboring island of Cres, or panoramic rides to Glavotok or Krk bridge are organized. In the evening you can enjoy concerts of classical and traditional music which are usually held in the atrium of the Franciscan monastery, or other locations. Visit the island of Krk and Malinska, this picturesque and peaceful place where you can spend a completely relaxed vacation. Search for cheap private accommodation in Malinska. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes for rent in Malinska on the island Krk. Welcome to Malinska!
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Stanići is a small tourist town in the Split-Dalmatia county in Croatia. It is situated just 5 kilometers southeast of the town of Omiš along the coast on the steep slopes of Omiš Dinara. It is part of the famous Omis riviera, which stretches from the town of Omiš, up to Brela or Makarska riviera. Steep slopes offer beautiful views of the many small, pebble beaches and coves, crystal clear sea and the beautiful view on the island of Brač. Above the newer part of the village, is the old village Stanići around 300 meters away from the sea, where are still well preserved old stone houses. Here the villagers were mainly engaged in fishing and agriculture, but after building the main Adriatic road in 1962., slowly started to develop tourism by building modern houses and apartments along the coast. Today Stanići is a very famous tourist destination popular for its attractive beaches like Tice, Zavode, Rape and Velika Luka and for peace and tranquility offered to all guests and visitors. Lovers of active holidays in nearby Omiš and Cetina canyon have at their disposal a number of activities such as hiking, rafting, rock climbing, zip-line, kayaking, biking... All those who love a good night out, we recommend visiting the nearby Omiš and Makarska. Visit Stanići, this attractive little village located in well known Omiš riviera, and spend your holiday on a beautiful and clean pebbles beaches with plenty of sunshine, peace, and tranquility. Search for cheap accommodation in Stanići. Contact directly owners of apartments, rooms and holiday homes, and save up to 40% on expensive agency fees. Welcome to Stanići!
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Maslenica is a small town and port in the county of Zadar in Croatia. It belongs to the municipality Jasenica, which includes Rovanjska, Modrić and Zaton Obrovački. Maslenica is situated in a deep natural bay - Novigrad sea, not far from the mouth of the river Zrmanja, which flows into the bay. It was named after ancient olive trees that are still cultivated and grown along the coast. West of Maslenica is imposing Maslenica bridge that connects continental Croatia with Dalmatia. The bridge was badly damaged during the war in 1990, but in 2006 the bridge was completely rebuilt and on it, you can experience the adventure of bungee jumping. Thanks to its close proximity to the highway Zagreb - Split and Zadar airport, and quality private accommodation, this small tourist town is becoming increasingly sought tourist destination. It is ideal for a perfect family vacation in a beautiful natural setting with clear seawater, clear river Zrmanja and the impressive Velebit mountain. The beaches are mostly gravel or stone with very shallow waters, and they have no large crowds, so are ideal for those looking for privacy, peace, and quiet. Nearby Maslenica there are several interesting excursions such as rafting or canoeing on the karst beauty river Zrmanja and hiking and jeep safaris in the natural beauty of the Velebit mountain. Visit Maslenica and recharge your batteries in a quiet and peaceful natural setting perfect for the perfect family vacation. Contact directly owners of apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Maslenica and save up to 40% on high agency fees. Search for affordable private accommodation in Maslenica. Welcome to Maslenica!
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Top 10 tourist destinations
Croatia abounds in interesting and diverse places, thanks to its geographical position, long and rich history. Croatia occupies three very different geographical regions:Adriatic, Dinaric Alps (Dinarides) and the Pannonian plain. In a relatively small area, there are many interesting destinations and opportunities for either a short vacation and a getaway for a weekend or a long summer vacation.
In major Croatian cities on the Adriatic coast, you can explore the cultural and historical heritage of the ancient Romans, the Venetian, and the Dubrovnik republics. In continental Croatia you can feel the Central European spirit of old towns.
In small and lesser-known tourist destinations you can spend a peaceful vacation in cozy private family accommodation next to the beautiful beaches under the shades of fragrant pine forests and surrounded with crystal clear Adriatic sea.
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