These stories cover the island-hopping, the Adriatic light, the fresh seafood,and the hidden coves
that make this country one of the most beautiful places on earth.
A few years ago, my friends and I went to Croatia, where we fell in love with the country, its people, and their seasonal farm-to-table cuisine. I made a promise to myself to return someday. This time around, our trip
Where is Slovenia? Located in southern central Europe, Slovenia shares borders with Austria, Croatia, Italy, and Hungary, making intra-country travel easy. The country is half the size of Switzerland and slightly smaller than the U.S. state of New Jersey. Slovenia
ust what are the beauties of Croatia? 8 days and 7 nights later you will know them well.
Zagreb – the national capital, the city’s historical center and St. Mark’s church – just to name a few must-see’s while visiting this town.
Solta is an exquisite island, heaven on earth, while only being a 40 minute ferry ride from old town Split, Croatia. The one regret I have on day five of our trip is that we didn’t spend the entire day on this peaceful island. It is a destination that I will return to for a three day stay – at least!
Croatia has two climates: Mediterranean and Continental. Needless to say visiting Split, Croatia in the prime of the summer is an invitation to enjoy the Adriatic sea.
Ston, just 33 miles northwest of Dubrovnik, has been an important salt-producing town since the Republic of Dubrovnik. The salt pans were essential to Dubrovnik’s wealth and they are still operating today.
A massive wall was built in the hills around the salt pans; when you visit the town, carve out time to walk a portion of the wall. Views will be magnificent.