Two other provinces of the former Yugoslavia are beginning their news ‘lives’ after more serious damage from the 1990s war. Croatia is on its way to becoming a tourist Mecca, having been discovered already by western Europeans. And why not? The Croatian Riviera is breathtaking and is half the cost of the French Riviera. Split is a treasure town, going back to the Roman Empire. Dubrovnik is a 7th Century city that is one of the most charming communities in all of Europe. We’ll also show you Mostar Bridge, destroyed in war and rebuilt as a gesture of peace. Highlights include the island of Krk and the town of Vrbnik, the Istrian peninsula and Dubrovnik George Bauer, the Traveler, is a radio and television journalist with 30 years of experience. He’s been a reporter and anchor on local stations and national networks in the United States and Great Britain. Now he has decided to change course and give in to a nagging desire–to travel and tell others about exciting places across the globe.The Seasoned Traveler is a unique series created especially for today’s over-50 explorer. Award-winning broadcast journalist and travel aficionado George Bauer presents destinations and useful travel tips in a style that is informative, fast-paced and fun. The series caters to both the active explorer and the traveler who prefers a more relaxed pace.
Another beautiful island of Croatia .Curzola (in Croatian Korčula) is the southernmost Dalmatian Island, according to the legend Marco Polo would be born here.The island of Korčula extends on the surface of 276 square kilometres and is surrounded by islands of Lastovo, Mljet, Hvar,Vis and the peninsula of Pelješac.
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Batosic Bed & Breakfast offers comfortable and clean vacation accomodations at affordable prices in our double and three-bed rooms with own bathrooms, a tasty and generous breakfast on our garden patio, the use of a kitchen, minibus and boat tours of Makarska and central Dalmatia, our own private parking, free internet access in all rooms, fitness classes, and many other services designed to make your stay with us unforgettable.
You’re getting ready for a holiday to Croatia and you don’t know which part of the Adriatic to go to?With our video guide you will visit the most interesting places in Dalmatia and the most beautiful parts of the Adriatic coast. You will see the beautiful natural scenery of the Plitvicky lakes and their crystal clear waterfalls. You will view the ancient town of Zadar with its nearby recreational areas and the island of Pag. The national park of Kornati is awaiting you with hundreds of islands.Discover the national park of the river Krk with its magical waterfalls.You will travel through centralDalmatia to Primosten, Trogir, Split, Omise and Brela.The Makarska riviera will embrace you with its recreational centers of Baska Voda, Makarska, Tuepy, Podgora, Igrane, Zivogose, Drvenik and Gradac. You will visit Hvar, one of the most beautiful islands of the Adriatic, as well as the largest island in Dalmatia – Brac. Koreula, the greenest island, welcomes you with traditional folk music. You will also see the recreational areas of southern Dalmatia – Orebie, situated in the south-west of the Peljesac peninsula. Our journey through Dalmatia ends in the most beautiful town of the whole Adriatic – Dubrovnik.
If you want to spend your holidays in a new location this year, why not try and visit Croatia Adriatic.
Dubrovnik is the capital of Croatia and has been magnificently preserved since its origins in the sixth century the old city is surrounded by nearly 2000 meters of fortified walls, but there are a lot of historic sites, churches and museums to keep you busy for a tour of interesting.
There are a number of beaches near the town that are perfect for a relaxing day in the Sun by the sea.Croatia enjoys more and hotter summers than most other northern European countries and as such is now attracting many visitors to its shores every year.
There’s a new wave of holidaymakers who seem to enjoy independent holidays instead of the original ‘ vacation package ‘ of previous years, and holiday rentals in Croatia have become extremely popular with foreign visitors, mostly because its easy to find reasonably priced accommodation. search the Internet for holidays, villas or apartments in a choice of coastal cities and Resort has become a cliché.
The coasts of the Adriatic and Dalmatia offer a wealth of adventure, sports and Cruises sailing alongside localities mainstream and very popular Dubrovnik, Pula, Istria and Dalmatia.If you look carefully, there are over 1,000 offshore islands of Croatia that are worth visiting, especially if you like ‘ defeated ‘ style holidays.
The islands of Hvar, Korcula and Ciovo are only a handful of more recent locations, where you will find a selection of growing vacation rentals, villas ideal of coastline and a lot of apartments for a great family vacation.
Korcula is unique in that it is the birthplace of Marco Poloand is often recommended as a mini Dubrovnik.
Island of Ciovo is a particular favourite as is located 10 kilometres from Split airport and only 4 kilometres from the city of Trogir Unesco. such a short distance from a major airport makes this location a highly desirable holiday destination.
Good Hvar town is magnificent has berths for boats, while nearby you’ll find beautiful stone houses, waterways and picturesque bridges will find fascinating and enjoyable stroll throughout.
With over 2700 hours of sunshine per year in Hvar, it will be extremely difficult to leave the couch, but as there’s definitely a lively nightlife, you may fancy feast until late after a day full of sunshine campaign offers the Walker a series of splendid views on fields of lavender gorgeous and full of air scented and sweet fragrances. If it is a sand beach after, the small harbour town of Jelsa is nice a resting place where you can enjoy a swim or simply explore the nearby coves.
Tourism is not exactly a novelty for Croatia and with much of the population speaks good English, has become more attractive to a wider audience of delay.
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With July just around the corner and many of us realise we are for a well-deserved holiday last minute, where are the best places to go on a budget? The recession has rocked the world of tourism last year and even though it might not be quite easy as before to find cheap flights and budget breaks, there is still a wealth of choice out there and some amazing deals.
Some of the best places to head off in July are not destinations that would immediately think, but this is part of their charm. While the rest of the world jets off to the typical tourist areas, will be able to enjoy your little piece of paradise in relative peace!
In the first part of this series of five parties, I will show you some of the hottest vacation destinations in July.
Croatia
The beautiful Croatia is a country slowly gaining popularity in the tourism market. The prices are still relatively inexpensive and hotel can easily be booked for 30 euros per night or less (about 220 Croatian Kuna). Restaurants are also different and inexpensive.The climate is also glorious in July, usually hovering in mid 60s (about 74 celcius), although it may be hotter.
The capital, Zagreb, is a thriving metropolis that attracts half a million tourists each year with a lively nightlife and fantastic infrastructure, including a system of tram and Metro.Many shops and restaurants line the streets, many offering Croatian traditional products such as Crystal, ceramics, fine wines and cheeses. Croatian cuisine includes several famous dishes, including kremsnite (custard slices in flaky pastry), orehnjaca (a type of traditional Walnut roll) and duck or goose with mlinci (a type of pasta).There is also a thriving international stage should you fancy Italian, English or simply fast food!
The city is composed of an historic district and new areas. the historical part of town north of Ban Jelacic square is composed of Kaptol and Gornji Grand, a medieval urban complex of palaces, museums, churches, galleries and the Government buildings that are very popular among tourists on guided tours.Historic district can be easily reached on foot, from Jelacic Square, the Centre of Zagreb, or by a funicular on the nearby road Tomiceva.
If a break city holds little interest for you, why not simply ignore Zagreb and head for the stunning beaches along the coast of the Adriatic or a fascinating historical towns of Croatia, as Zara or Dubrovnik. seeing how the Croatian coastline stretches for nearly 1800 kilometres, you are spoilt for choice! many of the best beaches are Lanterna Beach, which is the top for lovers of swimming, the romantic, secluded Koralj Beach and Girandella Beach. All are nice, clean and ready access accommodations, restaurants and holiday activities.
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This is a short film of a tour boat pulling into the Croatian coastal town of Rovinj – a lovely place! This was my most recent holiday, and was great.
Croatia’s Dalmatian coast is a place of astonishing beauty, with over 1000 islands scattered along the pristine Adriatic seaside. In this part of the country, history has prevailed, leaving the observer with a priceless glimpse of times past. This show travels the majestic islands – where the air is infused with lavender, the sun shines year round and traditions spring to life through the resonating sound of the Klappa singers. From exploring the birthplace of Marco Polo, where whispers of the Venetians echo through narrow streets, to a soaring panoramic flight over the landscape, viewers are invited to experience a world that tantalizes all senses. Set sail and discover the islands of Croatia’s Adriatic coast, listen to the a capella harmony of the Klappa singers in Starigrad, visit the island of Korcula and walk in the footsteps of Marco Polo, catch big air with Europe’s top Wind and Kitesurfers, stroll through 1300 years of history along the ancient streets of Dubrovnik and climb aboard the Trike for a panoramic view of the Dalmatian Coast.