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Savudrija is a tourist and fishing town in the county of Istria in Croatia. It is situated in the northwestern part of the Istrian peninsula near the border with Slovenia. It was first mentioned in written records in the second half of the 12th century when it was part of the municipality of Piran. According to archaeological findings, the area of Savudrija has been inhabited since the Neolithic period, and here have been found valuable remains of Roman fortifications and port facilities. Indented, mostly rocky coastline, interspersed with small pebbles beaches and surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation has made a real tourist paradise from this small fishing village. Along with apartment complexes, campsites and hotels, comfortable and very affordable accommodation can be found in private accommodation. Kind hosts offer accommodation in comfortable and modern apartments, rooms and holiday homes. Savudrija today offers much more than just classic beach vacation and sun. In its wide variety stand out: bike paths along the coast and many Roman monuments, tennis courts, diving school, professional golf course with 18 holes on Crveni vrh and windsurfing because of the fantastic conditions and constant winds at the top of the peninsula. Special attraction is a lighthouse in Savudrija, which is also the oldest on the Adriatic. The lighthouse was built back in 1818 and is the westernmost point of entire Croatia. You should also try tasty Istrian specialties and fresh seafood in local restaurants and taverns. During the summer are held numerous traditional events and festivals, such as the famous Savudrija Nights, which is held in August. Visit Savudrija, the westernmost part of Istria and Croatia, and spend holidays surrounded by clean and unspoiled nature, rich and varied selection of Istrian dishes, various sports activities, and interesting events. Search for private accommodation in Savudrija and its surroundings. Contact directly owners of apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Savudrija and save up to 40% on expensive agency fees. Welcome to Savudrija!
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Brna is a small tourist place situated in a large bay on the south shore of the island Korčula. Brna developed in the 19th century during Austro Hungarian Empire, when it was built a pier that was used as a port for the inhabitants of the nearby village of Smokvica and primarily for the export of premium wines from Korčula. During the 1970s, Brna became a popular destination for summer houses for the residents of Smokvica, and today is a popular destination for tourists from around the world who have at their disposal a hotel complex and a number of apartments and rooms in private homes. Brna is situated in a very deep bay and is very popular among boaters who use it as a safe anchorage since it is well sheltered from dangerous winds. In the shallow part of the bay, there is a small pebble beach Žal, surrounded by century-old pine trees that provide comfortable shade during hot summer days. Guests can use a couple of cafes and restaurants that offer fresh food and local wine. In the vicinity of Brna is a popular Istruga bay, where is a sandy beach and mud with healing properties. Private accommodation Brna. Welcome to Brna on the island of Korčula!
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Solin is a town located north of Split, surrounded by mountains Kozjak (779 m) to the north and Mosor (1339 m) to the east. Solin developed on the site of the ancient city of Salona which was the capital of the former Roman province and the birthplace of Emperor Diocletian. After the arrival of the Avars and the Croats in the 7th century, the town was destroyed and its inhabitants fled to the village around the Palace, Spalatum (Split), turning it into a fortified town. The intense process of industrialization of Split in the 20th century, Solin became a suburb of Split. Today Solin has independent status and is part of the Split conurbation well connected to other cities. In addition to the industry as a major economic sector, tourism potential is being developed lately and is based on numerous archaeological sites from the Roman period. It is also known for the many urban parks with a clear river Jadro. Find cheap private accommodation in Solin! Welcome to Solin!
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Pučisća is a small town, port, and municipality in Croatia, on the island of Brač in the Split-Dalmatia County. The municipality consists of three settlements: Gornji Humac, Pražnica and Pučisća, and altogether have just over 2000 inhabitants. The town is widely known for its stone-carving tradition. Pure white limestone from nearby quarries was used in building the White House in Washington. Pučisća is an ideal place for a family vacation away from the city noise and crowds. Here you can enjoy the beautiful nature. You can swim in the crystal clear water in the many beautiful beaches in the area. Luke is the most beautiful bay on the north side of the island Brač, deep into the land, located between Pučisća and Povlja, with five beaches, sheltered from all winds. If you visit Pučisća, you will discover a little Mediterranean jewel, and you will certainly appreciate the cuisine that includes dalmatian specialties, lamb, wine and olive oil. If you like an active vacation, here are the ideal conditions for cycling, surfing, paragliding, water sports, and diving. Private accommodation in Pučisća on the island of Brač - apartments, rooms, holiday homes for rent. Great choice of private accommodation at low prices without commission. Welcome to Pučisća on the island of Brač!
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Ilovik is a small island in the Adriatic sea in Croatia. It is located in the Lošinj archipelago and it is located only one kilometer south of the island of Lošinj. The name comes from the clay, the type of earth that prevails on the island. The only settlement on this small island is also called Ilovik, which administratively belongs to Mali Lošinj. Next to Ilovik, there is a small, uninhabited island of St. Petar on which there is a local cemetery. The island of St. Petar is separated from Ilovik by 2.5 km long and 300 m wide channel. The first inhabitants of Ilovik came from nearby Lošinj in the 11th century, who worked on the land for the former Benedictine monastery from the island of St. Petar. Ilovik was built in the 18th century, parallel with the development of Mali Lošinj and Veli Lošinj, but today it has only a hundred inhabitants that are engaged in fishing, sheep breeding and recently in tourism. Ilovik is well connected by ferry line from Rijeka and Mali Lošinj, and it is visited by numerous excursion boats. Accommodation on this quiet island is only offered in private apartments, rooms and holiday homes. Ilovik is also called the island of flowers because in the summer it is full of flowering oleanders, palms, roses, and unique eucalyptuses. Beautiful sandy beach Paržine is located on the southeast side of the island, which will give you real pleasure with the crystal clear sea. The island has a shop, post office, bakery, pastry shop, and several restaurants where you can try some of the local delicacies. We invite you to spend a vacation on this quiet little island, ideal for recharging the batteries far away from urban smog and crowds. Search for cheap private accommodation on the island of Ilovik. Contact directly owners of apartments, rooms and holiday homes and save up to 40% on high agency commissions. Welcome to the island of Ilovik!
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Ljubač is a small tourist town in the county of Zadar in Croatia. It is situated in the beautiful and spacious sandy bay, 15 kilometers northeast of the city of Zadar. It has about 500 inhabitants and administratively it belongs to the municipality of Ražanac, which is only 8 kilometers away. It was first mentioned back in 1205 under the name Castrum Jubae, when it was ruled by Croatian-Hungarian rulers. By the end of the 17th century, Ljubač was an important stronghold of the Venetian Republic in the defense against the Turks. After termination of the Turkish threat, the fort lost its importance, and it slowly decayed, and the locals turned to agriculture, olive growing and viticulture. The historical core of the place has kept all the characteristics of a small Dalmatian coastal village (narrow cobbled streets, densely placed stone houses, and barns), which gives it a special charm. Today, thanks to the development of tourism, the locals are turning to tourism services, and are offering quality and comfortable accommodation in apartments and rooms within their private homes. The biggest attraction of the place is certainly wide sandy beaches and reefs that are ideal for carefree play and relax for families with small children. The place is very quiet and peaceful, and away from all main roads, which also gives it a special charm, for those who like to spend a holiday away from the crowds and crowded beaches. In addition to comfortable apartment accommodation in Ljubač, there is a marina, shops and several restaurants offering authentic Dalmatian specialties. For lovers of active holidays, near Ljubač are many cycle paths, and in the immediate vicinity are Paklenica National Park and the karst beauty, river Zrmanja. Visit Ljubač, this hidden little dalmatian village, and spend a quiet family holiday on the large sandy beaches. Search for cheap accommodation in Ljubač! Apartments, rooms and holiday homes cheaper and up to 40%, without expensive agency fees. Welcome to Ljubač!
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Kućište is a small tourist resort in Dubrovnik-Neretva County in Croatia. It is located on the south side of the Pelješac peninsula, about 6 km west of Orebić. In Kućište lives only about 200 permanent residents who are beside fishing mainly engaged in tourism. Near the town is a popular resort Perna with a hotel complex and a camp. Nevertheless, most of the accommodation facilities are located within a private family accommodation whose hospitable owners provide cozy rooms and apartments. Although a small town, it is known for its sandy beaches, thick shade of pine trees, clean water, restaurants and taverns with local specialties and famous Pelješac wines. This all provides ideal conditions for a pleasant and comfortable family vacation. Because of its location and permanent summer westerly winds of the Pelješac channel between the islands of Korčula and Pelješac peninsula, Kućišta is ideal for surfing. Near Kućišta is town Orebić which is ideal for evening walks along the coast. We recommend a day trip to the nearby historic city of Korčula, wherein the old town you can experience the true atmosphere of the past centuries. Lovers of active holidays and nature can enjoy hiking and climb to the highest peak of the Peljesac St. Elijah at 960 meters above sea level which offers breathtaking views of the islands of Korčula, Vis, Mljet, and the whole Dubrovnik archipelago. Visit this small and quiet town on the Pelješac peninsula, where you will surely spend a dream vacation. Find affordable apartments, rooms and private accommodation in Kućišta on the Pelješac peninsula and contact property owners directly and save up to 40% on expensive agency fees. Welcome to Kućišta!
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Veli Lošinj is a small island town in the Primorje-Gorski Kotar county in Croatia. It is located in a small bay on the southeast side of the island of Lošinj. It is the second-largest town on the island of Lošinj with 900 inhabitants. Administratively, it is part of Mali Lošinj. It was first mentioned in the 14th century under the name Velo Selo, as it was then a larger settlement from Mali Lošinj (Malo Selo), but Mali Lošinj historically developed faster, so the situation is now reversed, and the names of towns remained unchanged. Veli Lošinj was gradually developed around the Romanesque church of St. Nicholas, which has been upgraded and expanded during centuries. Throughout history, the residents of Veli Lošinj were engaged mainly in agriculture, cattle breeding, and fishing, but today the situation is quite different, and tourism is the main economic activity thanks to a unique blend of lush and varied Mediterranean vegetation and favorable microclimate of the island of Lošinj. Friendly hosts are offering comfortable and affordable accommodation in apartments and rooms inside their homes. During sunny weather, you can spend days on beautiful beaches like Rovenska, which is located in the homonymous small bay, Timi beach or on the beach of hotel Punta which holds blue flag. On this beach, you can find a variety of restaurants, sport and entertainment facilities. The diving center is open all year round, so you can explore the interesting and rich underwater of Lošinj archipelago. Active vacation lovers will surely enjoy the numerous hiking paths and biking trails that lead through the dense pine forest to the beautiful gazebo and small bays. We recommend Lungo Mare promenade, that connects Veli Lošinj and Mali Lošinj, which are only 3 km away. We also recommend visiting educational center Plavi svijet that is actively engaged in the protection of marine life and of large number of dolphins that live here. You also have the opportunity to see them in organized panoramic boat ride. Visit Veli Lošinj, this interesting little town on the island Lošinj which will have a beneficial effect on your physical, mental and spiritual health. Search for private accommodation in Veli Lošinj. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes for rent in Veli Lošinj. Welcome to Veli Lošinj!
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Drvenik Veli is a tiny but inhabited island located in the middle of the Adriatic archipelago, northwest of the island of Solta and only 1.8 km from the mainland. The only settlement on the island is also called Drvenik Veli and here live only 150 permanent inhabitants. The island was first inhabited in the 15th century. Since there are no urban areas nor industrial plants, the island of Drvenik and its nature remained intact. The landscape of this green island is full of cypress and pine trees, bushes and groves of Aleppo pine and oak with some vineyards and olive groves. With all this island of Drvenik is rich in authentic gastronomic delicacies of the Mediterranean fig, carob, and various citrus. Karst nature of the island will create the image of an authentic landscape and a specific ambiance of Dalmatia. The coastline is made up of numerous sand and pebble beaches which are characterized by crystal clear water in the bays such as Solin, Drvenik, Mala Luka, and Grabule. If you wish to spend a vacation in untouched nature surrounded by peace and quiet with typical Mediterranean sounds of crickets and birds singing, and if you want to experience the ambiance and authentic island atmosphere, Drvenik is the right choice for you. Accommodation is offered in numerous apartments and rooms of private family houses whose owners will offer you with local delicacies. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes on the island of Drvenik. Welcome!
Motovun is a picturesque medieval town in the county of Istria in Croatia. It is located in the interior of Istria, on a 270-meter high hill near the towns of Buzet and Pazin, about twenty kilometers from the western coast of Istria. The area was inhabited since prehistoric times when it was inhabited by the ancient Celts and Illyrians. It was named after the Celtic word "Montona", which means city in the mountains. In the 10th and 11th century it belonged to Poreč bishops, and from the 12th to the 18th century it was under Venetian rule, when it was developed and it received its current appearance. In this period were built massive walls which surround the city, and today serve as a promenade from which is beautiful view on all four sides of central Istria. Within the city are well-preserved towers, city gates, stone streets and stone houses that contain elements of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance, which is a typical example of Venetian colonial architecture. Today, the town has about 1,000 inhabitants and the backbone of the economy along with agriculture is tourism thanks to its unique location, beautiful nature and the medieval charm that has remained to this day. Accommodation in Motovun can be found in several small family hotels and many apartments, rooms and holiday homes as part of private family accommodation. Motovun is surrounded with thick forests and meadows where you can hike, ride a bike or go in organized truffle hunting, and enjoy the fresh air and the intoxicating scents of nature. Paragliding airfield was built recently, from which you can take off, and experience Motovun and the whole central Istria from a different perspective. Many cultural and entertainment events are held in Motovun, out of which the most famous is Motovun film festival. This world-famous festival is held in Motovun every year in late July. Visit Motovun, this romantic medieval town and enjoy beautiful and breathtaking views. Search for cheap private accommodation in Motovun and the surrounding area. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Motovun cheaper up to 40%, without expensive agency fees. Welcome to Motovun!
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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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