Things To Do
Old Town Dubrovnik
Historical city full of culture and hidden cultural gems for you to explore. Much more than just a Kings Landing, it offers a glimpse of medieval Croatia and is maritime importance in Mediterranean. If you are a history lover, definitely visit local museums!
Trsteno Arboretum
Arboretum in Trsteno it’s one of the oldest Renaissance gardens in Europe, featuring exotic plants, historic fountains, and sweeping Adriatic Sea views. Just a short drive from Dubrovnik, it offers a peaceful escape where lush botanical beauty meets centuries of history.
Ston
You know about Great Chinese Wall? But do you know about Second Longest Wall in the world? YES - Walls of Ston in Croatia are often described as the second-longest preserved defensive wall system in the world after the Great Wall of China, originally stretching over 7 km (today about 5.5 km remains) and forming Europe’s longest fortress system.
Island Mljet
Have you ever been on an island in the middle on an island? Mljet is just a short ferry ride from Papratno and offers a National Park where you can rent a bike and explore the island. Hint, there is another island on Mljet, let us know if you get the name of it! Fun fact: Mljet is also know as "Odysseus’ Island.” According to local legend, it is linked to the island of Ogygia from Homer’s Odyssey, where Odysseus was held captive by the nymph Calypso, and you can even visit what’s known as Odysseus’ Cave on the island.
Island Korčula
Knows as a birthplace of Marco Polo! Another close island you can hop on with a ferry from Peljesac (Orebic). Korcula (town) is shaped as a fish bone, with narrow town streets open from sea sides act as a natural cooler in summer months! Perfect to get lost in and they offer local restaurant gems for fresh fish lovers!
Pelješac Peninsula
Its enough to say; Wine & Oysters! You get the rest. Hop from here to Mljet or Korcula! Or Both!
Neretva Usce
Croatian California! Rare sandy beach offers one of the best Kitesurfing spots in Europe! If you dare you can try to ride the "Maestral" wind - let Zvone know if you really want to try, he has good friends that are Kitesurfing Instructors here. Otherwise, its a great party place too!
Baćina lakes
In between Neretva river and Adriatic sea is this natural oasis close to Zvone's home town. Hidden from tourism, complex of seven tranquility lakes offers you a chill micro-jungle to explore with paddle surf or/and mountain bike tours. Or just lay in the shade and experience Fjaka!
Island Hvar
If you are going North towards Split - You should visit Hvar because it blends historic architecture, crystal-clear Adriatic waters, and vibrant nightlife into one compact, sun-soaked island. Whether you want to wander the elegant harbor of Hvar Town, swim around the Pakleni Islands, or sip local wines at sunset, Hvar delivers both relaxation and energy in equal measure.
Split
No need to introduce this one: Capital of Dalmatia region, home to Hajduk Split (best football club in the world) and home to Roman emperor Diocletian. Check out his palace and night life around it. Oh yes - you can book a flight from here to Copenhagen!