Magical Istria tour: A family fortnight on Croatia's Adriatic coast

As our guide rattles through his geology lesson (a dizzying cocktail of English, Russian, bad jokes and subtle-as-a-breeze-block chat-up lines) I realise I’ve found it... the perfect place for a sunburnt, slightly hungover holidaymaker to escape the relentless heat.

With our hire car’s thermometer creeping closer and closer to 40C, we’d clambered down countless iron steps deep into the spectacular Baredine Caves near Porec innorth-west Croatia.

A link between Pescara and Komiža

Last weekend at the invitation of Italian colleagues to visit the city of Pescara stayed MP and Mayor of the City of Komiža, Vis Tonka Ivčević and city councilor in the City Council of the City of Komiža Pjerino Ivčević. Delegation: Komiža in Italy was received with great interest and I received was organized at a high level. Komiža received the Mayor of Pescara Luiggi Albori Mascia, and the leaders of the Chamber of Commerce and Becca Daniel Bruno Santori.
Although he was scheduled round table, turnout tourism operators, city businesses and people from the business community was so great that he arranged a little expensive.

Komiža, Vis, Croatia

Popular Destinations with Cruises from the UK

Croatia is popular destination with cruises even in winter months. Continue reading to find out why. "In Europe, we are blessed with a variety of beautiful coastal towns and cities all within a short distance of British shores. The best and easiest way to visit these great locations is by sea. Thomas Cook offer trips to nearly all of the major highlights of a cruise itinerary with their extensive range of cruises from the UK.

'Scents of Christmas in Konavle' near Dubrovnik, Croatia

Here is one interesting event which is happening in Dubrovnik soon, so if you find yourself in the nearby, you should definitely visit Dubrovnik.

"Scents of Christmas in Konavle - the best event in Croatian rural tourism, the bearer of the Golden Charter Award 'Sunflower of rural Croatian tourism', reports dubrovnik-turist- info.com.
Konavle is a small region and municipality located southeast of Dubrovnik and it is really worth a visit.
This manifestation, Scents of Christmas in Konavle, runs from 2008. as the biggest carols in Croatia. In a very short period, it became recognized as a tourism product, and the organizer is Agritourism Konavle.

From 23rd December to 30th December 2012. be part of the fifth traditional event Scents of Christmas in Konavle!

New Year in Croatia

New Year’s Eve is coming soon, and if you still do not know where to spend the New Year's night and celebration, you should definetely consider Croatia. Here are some of our suggestions:

"Croatia has a lot to offer during winter holidays and there are also favorable Croatia Flights available throughout the year. We present you some of the best places to celebrate the craziest night of the year…

Apart from Zagreb that prepared excellent New Year’s program, also organized for spoiled London audience, there are also great events in Istria and Dubrovnik, which was named one of the world's top destinations for New Year's Eve celebration, reports tportal.hr.

Cheap Flights to Croatia: EasyJet offers promotional prices of flights on the new line Lyon - Dubrovnik

When someone says "Croatia", most people usually think of Dubrovnik. If you haven't visited Dubrovnik, it is the right time, especially because of these cheap prices.

"Dubrovnik is once more proved to be the most popular holiday destination in Croatia as the low-cost airline EasyJet introduces yet another line, its jubilee tenth flight to this Croatian jewel. Croatian Holiday gem breaks tourism records!

Natural Beauty on the Dalmatian Coast - Vis

Dalmatian Coast has very good reputation, but their is one special place on the Dalmatian Coast that is not to be missed - the Vis island. 

"Just 12.5 miles across the water from Hvar Town, the island of Vis is as insular as its neighbor is cosmopolitan, its hardscrabble landscape a far cry from Hvar's sparkle and polish. Foreign visitors were not allowed on Vis until 1989; before then the island was largely controlled by the Yugoslav army, with just a scant population of farmers and fishermen for company.