CroatiaSpots – An Insider’s Guide to Croatia
Island Hopping from Split is a very good choice. Split is a convenient transportation hub for the whole area (the airport is nearby, ferries are there, buses too) so the town is a very good starting point for island-hop to all islands in the archipelago including Dubrovnik too.This article covers a selection of options for … Read more Island Hopping from Split
Getting from Dubrovnik to Vis island or Vis to Dubrovnik involves several options – you can get there by passenger ferry, car ferry, bus & ferry, or private transfer. The total distance between Dubrovnik and Vis island is just under 160 kilometers. There are no flights between the two places and no train connections. Here are … Read more Dubrovnik to Vis
Map of all car ferries and fast catamaran ferry crossings Map of all car ferries and fast catamaran ferry crossings to and from Split, Croatia The map shows all local domestic direct ferry routes to and from the Split ferry port including fast ferry shuttle service to and from Split Airport, car ferries to Brac, … Read more Split Ferry Map
Mljet island is one of the Croatian islands that is also a National Park. Historically considered as one of Dubrovnik’s islands (beside Elafiti Archipelago), Mljet is situated 14.5 nautical miles from Dubrovnik (about 27 kilometers). The island has just over a thousand permanent inhabitants. Conveniently connected by daily ferry boat lines with Dubrovnik and daily car ferry crossing to … Read more Mljet Island
Discover the best mainland and island destinations to visit on this three to five-day trip around Dalmatia. With this itinerary, you will visit two popular Croatian cities, Dubrovnik and Split as well as five Croatian islands – Lokrum, Korcula, Badija/ Vrnik, Hvar and Pakleni islands. Island Hopping between Dubrovnik and Split in 3 to 5 … Read more How to Spend 3 – 5 days Island Hopping in Croatia
Dubrovnik is one of the most popular towns in Croatia and according to Google trends, it is more popular than Croatia as a country itself. I grew up in this region visiting the town on numerous occasion since I was a child. I was also doing my university degree course in Dubrovnik, living there for … Read more Dubrovnik