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Apartments Jaklin
Our guests are primarily provide peace and comfort in the apartments with three stars. All the apartments are comfortable and well equipped, with air conditioning and satellite television. Each apartment has a covered terrace overlooking the sea, the Barbat channel islands (Rab, Cres, Losinj) and Velebit.
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Apartments Hrabar
A family house, located just 500m from the heart of the UNESCO protected old town of Trogir.
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Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Split
Tourist city located in central Dalmatia in Split (Marjan) peninsula, which today has about 178,192 inhabitants. Superb transport links (airport, modern highways, fast ferry, train and bus stations) this made the city easily accessible for tourists from all over the world and its surroundings. Another is a city and largest port in Croatia and when it comes to the number of passengers - the third Mediterranean ports. Split is the patron Saint Duje.
The biggest attraction and symbol of the city is certainly the Palace of Diocletian in the 4th century, which is due to its unique history 1979th was inscribed on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites in Europe. Split today provides a wide range of private accommodation, apartments, hotels, campsites and rooms for rent. Prices are colorful and svačji pocket.
From the sights of this beautiful city and attractions that everyone should visit if he comes to this city we recommend:
First St. Vitus Cathedral. Duje
Second Mestrovic Gallery
3rd City Museums
4th Prokurative
5th Gripe Fortress
6th Peristyle
7th Temple of Jupiter
8th Croatian National Theatre in Split
9th Split Summer
10th Split Festival
Famous people from Split: Diocletian, the Roman emperor, Oliver Dragojevic, a famous singer of popular music, Goran Ivanisevic - Wimbledon winner, the best Croatian tennis player, Branka Vlasic, Croatia's best athlete, Slaven Bilic, formerly known footballer, now respectable football coach, Ivo Tijardović, a famous composer and many others.
Split peninsula surrounded by some of the most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean and Croatian: Brac, Hvar, Solta and Ciovo. Fast ferry line will quickly let you switch to one of them.
Tourists looking for a rich night life and partying until the early hours of the morning, you'll find absolutely everything. Trendy discos, bars and clubs that host the world famous DJ dance will be the most demanding. When the turn comes to cuisine this city has restaurants, taverns, inns and hotels offer every guest the best meals.
Guests prefer an active holiday, you can enjoy all the water sports, hiking, cycling, soccer because we all know that's just split a city of sport.
Split is also ideal for family vacations. Provides a wonderful day trips to some of the island or visit one of the national parks. Beautiful seaside promenade, waterfront, parks, quiet coves and clear waters will provide great holiday everyone.
In this article we will present you with a few photos of Split.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Sun city Hvar
Hvar is a Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea, just off the Dalmatian
coast. Hvar is also the name of the largest city on the island.
Home to 4,200 permanent residents, the population of Hvar increases significantly during the summer as it is a very popular tourist destination full of hotels, restaurants, bars and clubs – and of course the Mediterranean climate and endless beaches.
We got the morning ferry from Split, and 75 minutes later, were docked in the port at Hvar.
Hvar was an independent commune of the Venetian Empire during the 13th to 18th centuries, and was an important trading port and naval base. Prior to this, Hvar was part of the Greek Empire and the Roman Empire. The city walls, as well as many of the buildings of this era are still standing today.
Home to 4,200 permanent residents, the population of Hvar increases significantly during the summer as it is a very popular tourist destination full of hotels, restaurants, bars and clubs – and of course the Mediterranean climate and endless beaches.
We got the morning ferry from Split, and 75 minutes later, were docked in the port at Hvar.
Hvar was an independent commune of the Venetian Empire during the 13th to 18th centuries, and was an important trading port and naval base. Prior to this, Hvar was part of the Greek Empire and the Roman Empire. The city walls, as well as many of the buildings of this era are still standing today.
Blue cave
First,
you must get yourself to the Croatian island of Vis, by ferry from the
city of Split. Once there, travel by bus or motorbike to the other side
of the island, to the tiny fishing town of Komiza. There, hire a boat or
tour to take you to the island of Bisevo, about an hour boat ride from
Komiza. Then you will approach the cave via a small rubber raft, which
is just small enough to enter the tiny cave entrance.
The Blue Cave (Modra špilja) is located at the Balun Cove on the eastern side of the island. Though Croatian fisherman have known of the blue cave since ancient times, it wasn't until 1884 that a (relatively) easy entrance was blasted out with dynamite. Before this small hole in the side of the rock was opened, the only entrance into the cave was to dive underneath the rock wall in just the right spot.
The cave is at its most beautiful between 11 am and 12 pm on a sunny day. The bright blue glowing effect is created when the sun's rays enter through the water and reflect off the limestone floor of the cave. The bright sun lights up the water, and the glowing ocean illuminates the cave walls a brilliant blue, creating an ethereal glowing blue grotto.
Though not an easy trek, it is a rewarding one – the blue cave is a truly enchanting natural wonder.
The Blue Cave (Modra špilja) is located at the Balun Cove on the eastern side of the island. Though Croatian fisherman have known of the blue cave since ancient times, it wasn't until 1884 that a (relatively) easy entrance was blasted out with dynamite. Before this small hole in the side of the rock was opened, the only entrance into the cave was to dive underneath the rock wall in just the right spot.
The cave is at its most beautiful between 11 am and 12 pm on a sunny day. The bright blue glowing effect is created when the sun's rays enter through the water and reflect off the limestone floor of the cave. The bright sun lights up the water, and the glowing ocean illuminates the cave walls a brilliant blue, creating an ethereal glowing blue grotto.
Though not an easy trek, it is a rewarding one – the blue cave is a truly enchanting natural wonder.
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