Sara Renar on Bulgaria and Croatia
I had the great experience to e-meet Sara Renar, a Croatian signer who spent two months in Bulgaria this autumn recording an album and exploring the country. We talked about her lovely experience in Bulgaria, how beautiful the Black Sea is, and what are the...
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Christmas in Croatia 2020 – when, what, how
Due to the uncertainty around COVID-19, most of the Christmas fairs in Europe, and Croatia, will be held under special epidemiological measures and will not be the same as previous years. It is difficult to organize an event when a new lockdown is probably on its way....
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Croatia for children in 2020: Nature and national parks (Part 4)
Welcome to the fourth part of Croatia for children in 2020 series! This one is dedicated to nature and national parks in Croatia and how suitable for kids are they. All of the national and nature parks are open and will remain open in summer 2020. Around Zagreb ...
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Croatia for children in 2020: Zagreb (Part 3)
Welcome to the third part of Croatia for children in 2020 series! This one is dedicated to the capital Zagreb. Zagreb may not have the sunny beaches of Dalmatia (Part 1) or Istria (Part 2) at the seaside, but it has no competition when it comes to cool museums and...
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Croatia for children in 2020: Istria (Part 2)
Welcome to the second part of Croatia for children in 2020 series! This one is dedicated to Istria, one of the best regions to visit with children in Croatia. Istria may be the smallest region in the country but it is quite popular with tourists. Pula is the largest...
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Croatia for children in 2020: Dalmatia (Part 1)
Welcome to the first part of Croatia for children in 2020 series! Let’s start by...
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A rainy day in Zagreb
Is Zagreb that rainy? Well… yes and no! Zagreb is Europe's 10th wettest capital. The climate is oceanic with significant continental influences and very closely bordering on a humid continental climate (Wikipedia). This means you can experience all four seasons in...
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What to expect from Etnoland in Pakovo Selo
Etnoland is a theme park that brings visitors back to the old days in a typical Dalmatian environment. This family-run historical and cultural site is in Pakovo Selo, just next to the Krka National Park and Sibenik and it is ideal to visit for half a day. It has a...
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3 (unexpected) places in Sibenik your kids will love
Sibenik (Šibenik) in Croatia is getting more and more popular with both couples and families with children. The beaches are awesome, the old town is always exciting, and getting on a boat trip here guarantees fun. However, as a person who knows Sibenik better than my...
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