10 day trips from Split

Split is situated in the center of the southern Croatian region of Dalmatia and it’s the second-largest city in Croatia and the third-largest passenger port of the Mediterranean. The city of Split was an underrated tourist destination for many years as being seen just as an important passenger hub and a gateway to central-Dalmatian islands. But in the last decade, it became one of the most visited destinations in Croatia, each year reporting a record-breaking holiday season. Split was founded more than 1700 years ago by the Roman Emperor Diocletian and his imperial palace occupies the most important part of the old town. With the beachfront and palm trees right in front of the palace, Split offers the perfect Mediterranean postcard. During its long history, many cultures left their footprint still visible today on the squares and the alleys of the city center.

The city of Split is very close to many spectacular places one should visit when in Croatia like the islands of Brač and Hv

Novalja and Hvar among 15 best places to party in Europe

According to the “Insider travel”, one of the world’s leading travel web magazines, Hvar (island of Hvar) and Novalja (island of Pag) are among 15 best places to party in Europe. Well, Croatia is becoming one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, due to its spectacular beaches, numerous amazing islands, beautiful inland, delicious food, rich history and much more. Lately, Croatia also became a popular destination among all those who love to party, as there are several amazing places where you can combine partying, sunbathing, sightseeing, sports etc.

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5 Homemade Lavender Products

Croatia is one of the largest producers of lavender, which is one of the most popular Croatian souvenirs. It mostly grows on the rocky hills of Dalmatian island of Hvar and it is known for the highest quality among all sorts of lavender grown throughout Europe. You can buy numerous eco-lavender products when visiting the island of Hvar, but they can be found almost everywhere in Croatia. If you have lavender plants at home, you can use some of these simple recipes to prepare homemade body care products as lavender is a plant with numerous beneficial properties.  So here are 5 recipes for preparing special homemade lavender products.

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25 Photos That Will Make You Want To Visit Central Dalmatia

Dalmatia is one of the four Croatian historical regions, alongside Istria, Croatia proper and Slavonia and it stretches from the island of Rab to the Bay of Kotor. Dalmatia is divided into northern, central and southern Dalmatia and in this post, we will show you 25 amazing photos of Central Dalmatia that will make you want to travel there right now. Central Dalmatia stretches from Krka river in the northwest to Makarska Riviera in the south. The most important administrative and cultural center of Central Dalmatia and Dalmatia itself is Split, which has been only a transit hub and a gateway to central-Dalmatian islands for many years to become today one of the top sightseeing destination in Croatia. There are many reasons why you should make Central Dalmatia your next holiday destination, as it has so much to offer whether you prefer relaxing at the beach, discovering the 2000 years old ruins or having fun crashing waves in an acti