Autocamps also play an important role in Croatian tourism. In addition to private and hotel accommodation, they also have an increased number of overnight stays in recent years. Last year, 91% of overnight stays were achieved in the camps compared to the record 2019, although there was almost no pre-season. During the pandemic, camps proved […]
The longest-running festival on the Adriatic is celebrating 70 years this year, on the occasion of that anniversary, the program will last 7 days from 22.08. – 28.08.2022. In recent years, the wine festival has returned to its original purpose – to be a joyful manifestation of the promotion of domestic Hvar island wines, primarily […]
On Thursday, August 18, the Blue Cave Visitor Center – Biševo opens. Visitors will have the opportunity, in a unique way, to learn about underwater, land and geological phenomena and the island’s rich past. In 2016, the City of Komiža together with its partners, the “More i Krš” Public Institution, the Blue World Institute and […]
We proudly point out the beauty of Croatian islands, but few local and foreign tourists wonder how they got their name. There are various theories, but this is most likely the origin of the names of the Croatian islands. Brač The Greek name of the island was ‘Elaphousa’, apparently derived from elaphos ‘deer’. Based on […]
There are no places on the beaches, and there are no bathers either because deck chairs they set up overnight await them. This is the image of most Croatian beaches. But that will no longer be the case in Novi Vinodolski, because those who “leave” props on the beach face fines of up to HRK […]
Brač Film Festival is an international feature film festival for debutants and young filmmakers from Europe and the Mediterranean countries. The key goals of the Festival are the promotion of debut feature films, presentation of short feature films by students of film academies, film education of children and young people through special screenings and educational […]
SUĆURAJ – An external port in Sućuraj on Hvar island, worth more than HRK 35 million, is officially opened. From now on, ferries with a larger vehicle capacity will be able to dock in the new port, so it is expected that there will no longer be endless lines of vehicles waiting to board in […]
In a country with more than a million tourists, the Government is preparing a turnaround and a strategy for the development of sustainable tourism until 2030. Due to global challenges and rising energy prices, the green and digital transition are becoming imperative in the tourism business, Minister Nikolina Brnjac points out. The number of tourists […]
The Pelješki Bridge was officially opened on the 26th of July. It connects the south of Croatia with the rest of the country, and the historical event was commemorated throughout the day with a program that takes place on both sides of the bridge – at the rest areas of Brijesta and Komarna. The main […]
The first half of June was beyond successful for Croatian tourism, especially for the islands of Losinj and island Cres. In the first half of June, there were 5% more overnight stays in the area of Losinj compared to the first half of June 2019, the last year relevant for comparison, before the pandemic. From […]