Are you currently sailing in Croatia? Maybe planning a trip to Istria? If so, then we recommend you visit Pula. Pula or Pola is a popular holiday destination and the biggest city on the Istrian peninsula. The town is known for its many ancient Roman buildings, the most famous of which is Arena - one...

Ahoy, again! We’re still on Lošinj island. Just can’t seem to get enough of it! Today we decided to take a swim and bask in the sun on the beautiful pebble beach Veli Žal in Sunčana uvala, which name literally translates as sunny cove. Veli Žal beach is located only 20 minutes by foot from...

Ugh Mondays, right? We know you’d rather be lying on a beach or strolling the streets of the charming little town of Korčula than being stuck in your office staring at the screen all day. But, since you’re staring at the screen already, at least feast your eyes on this lovely view of the old...

Campsites often offer the closest bond visitors can have with nature. The beach in Mon Perin campsite in Bale, just south of Rovinj Town on the western coast of Istria, provides just that. Click on the photo to be transported!...

The Bay of Banjole sits just off the main section of Pula town, the administrative centre of Istria located in the very south of this peninsula. Banjole offers more than just a safe haven for mariners, with plenty of beaches and services. Check out the view by clicking on the photo!...

Set halfway between the popular destinations of Rovinj and Pula, Barbariga offers olive groves and Mediterranean flora, with accommodation in a quiet and clean village, almost traffic-less. This makes it one of the most popular destinations for families with children. Click on the photo to see what...

Good morning, fellow sailors! Today we are in the former capital of the medieval Croatian Kingdom - Biograd na Moru, or simply Biograd. The town is a popular tourist resort and nautical centre in Dalmatia, located between the historic towns of Zadar and Šibenik. The town's name in Croatian fully...

Biograd na moru (Biograd at sea) is at least 11 centuries old and a former Croatian royal town, a seat of Croatian royalty and bishops in the 11th century as well as the location of the crowning of Croatian-Hungarian King Koloman in the 12th century. It became a touristic destination between the two...

A camp on a perfect beach? Look no further, as Camping Šimuni offers just that, with camping spaces in a dense pine forest. The beach faces Maun Island and has many amenities to enjoy, for all ages. Click on the photo and enjoy the view!...

Crikvenica is one of the most important tourism destinations on the Kvarner coastline in the North Adriatic. In the 19th century it became a very attractive touristic location, with many hotels built in the beginning of the 20th century. Together with Selce and other nearby municipalities, it forms...