Mali Losinj

1800 tourists celebrated New Year in Losinj

According to the last available data from Mali Losinj Tourist Board, approximately 1807 tourists spent New Year’s Eve on Losinj island.That’s a little bit over half of the tourists from 2 years ago. Last year, when the control of international travel was very rigorous due to COVID-19, just 207 people stayed on Losinj island. During […]

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Zadar historic center

Zadar-Ancona ferry line officially canceled

It’s official. The city of Zadar is left without its international ferry line, Zadar-Ancona. Jadrolinija did not include this line in the sailing schedule for 2022. Under the motto “connecting the Italian and Croatian coasts in 2022”, the state shipping passenger company announced sales only on the international lines Dubrovnik – Bari, from April to […]

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Hvar Island

Archeological findings on island Hvar

In December, the first phase of underwater archaeological research of the Hvar island seabed was completed, during which a number of valuable archaeological finds were found. This confirmed the importance and continuity of the existence and functioning of Hvar ports and settlements over a period of almost 3,000 years. The earliest archeological artifacts date from […]

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Bol Brac island

68% of 2019’s tourist traffic in Bol in 2021

According to Mayor of Bol on island Brač Katarina Marčić, the director of the Bol Tourist Board, Markito Marinković, said that about 428,000 overnight stays and 73,000 arrivals had been made in 2021, which is about 68 percent of the tourist traffic in 2019. Next year, up to 90 percent of the traffic from 2019 […]

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Silba Zadar

Silba and Iž to be part of the EU funded project “Starting the energy transition on the Zadar islands”

The Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds has approved the project “Starting the energy transition on the Zadar islands”.The project is led by the Samotvorac Association along with the Tarabuži Iž Youth Association and the Island Movement association. The project is worth 45.426,88 Kuna, while MRRFEU is co-funding 45.016,52 Kuna. The Samotvorac Association is […]

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Korcula

The “Mapping of the Energetic Potential of Island Korčula” project is completed

In April 2021, the US Embassy in Croatia approved funding for the Island Movement‘s project “Exploiting the Energy Potentials of Croatian Islands” with the purpose of research into the energy potentials of island Korčula. Funds were obtained from the US Embassy’s call for small loans called “Energizing the Balkans”. The Island Movement focused on Korcula. […]

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