New ferry line connecting Ancona and Dalmatian city of Split!

We have some great news for all of you who is planning to visit Croatia this summer. Read more to find out these great news. 

"According to Croatian Times, Italian ferry operator Snav announced introduction of the line between Italian seaport and city Ancona and second largest city in Croatia - Split.  Daily line will be connecting these two destinations from 27th April to 6th October.

Rovinj and Opatija are the World's Best Center

It seems that this will be a good year for Croatian tourism! In addition to our entry into the EU to European addresses that may have so far been less available for the first time the two destinations in the same country will receive the prize The International Association of Tourism Journalists and Writers of Tourism (FIJET). Two annual awards for the best destinations in the world, "Golden Apple" awards were Opatija, Rovinj in Croatia.

Taking it slow on the Croatian island of Vis

If you opt for easy and slow vacation, you should definitely consider the Croatian island of Vis. 

"“The Mediterranean as it once was.”

As tourism slogans go, this one has always held a special allure for me. Launched by the Croatian tourist board to invigorate its ailing vacation industry after the breakup of Yugoslavia, it’s a motto that has graced billboards and glossy magazine ads for a decade. And this morning, I’ve stepped off the ferry onto an island that embodies the claim better than any other.

Lying 30 miles off the Croatian mainland, Vis is the remotest of the populated Dalmatians, the archipelago of 1,185 islands that pepper the eastern Adriatic like seeds scattered by the sirocco wind. Like many of its neighbors, it has always boasted the raw materials necessary to become a quintessential Mediterranean bolt-hole: miles of pebble beaches, grape-and-olive agriculture and seafood by the nightfall. But it was a unique quirk of history that set it on course to fulfill the slogan’s halcyon promise. On the Mediterranean authenticity scale, Vis strikes an exquisite old-school note, the perfect balance between amenity and low-key local charm.

Museum of Marco Polo on Korcula

At the height of the tourist season in Korcula Museum opened to Marco Polo, the adventurer from the island of Korcula, in a distant 13th century then visited a distant and unfamiliar China.

The museum is an attractive tourism product that has enriched the offer of Korcula and the Croatian and the most famous journeys speaks in an original way. Visitors will be at the museum through seven scenes dočaranih superb scenery and hyper-realistic dolls, accompanied by an audio guide, pass life of Marco Polo from its movement on a journey from Korcula, caravans across the desert, all the way to the court of the famous Mongol ruler Kublai Khan.

Dubrovnik - a City to Visit

Croatia has revitalized its image with crystal clear Mediterranean country, medieval towns that blend Eastern and Western architecture, respect for the environment and traditions. Dubrovnik has become the ultimate symbol of this new big players in Croatian tourism. Destination Traveler usual Italian and German, Croatia progresses at a rate unprecedented in the ranks of the most visited by Europeans.

Thousands of Tourists Are Heading to Croatia

This text once more confirms that a very popular summer destination this year:


"A massive increase in people booking travel services to Croatia has been experienced in major travel companies this summer, compared to the one recorded last year. There is also a word going around about the great experience of spending summer holidays in Croatia. Lately, Croatia has been seen to pose a great threat to customary holiday destinations like Spain, Portugal, Greece, and so on. This country is known for its magnificent coastline as well as less packed beaches. What is more, the country is expected to become part of the EU sometime this year.

A new contender has arrived on Croatia’s festival scene

If you are into music and music festivals, here are some great news for you, especially if you are spending your summer holidays in Croatia.


"A new music festival from the creators of Hideout, The Warehouse Project and Field Day will take place in Rovinj, North Croatia from September 10-14, 2013.

Performing live will be Jessie Ware, TEED, Mercury Music prize nominees Django Django, Four Tet, and Disclosure,  who are currently enjoying their first UK chart breakthrough with their single White Noise.  DJ sets will be provided by Cyril Hahn, SBTRKT, Damian Lazarus, Julio Bashmore, Jamie XX, Erol Alkan, Joy Orbison and US house don Kerri Chandler.