SUMARTIN BAY
Sumartin, Brac is a pretty sea edge town on the Island of Brac with quintessential little harbour and bobbing boats plus beautiful beach. Find out more
CROATIA LOCATIONS
KORCULA TOWN
Korcula town is a short passenger or car ferry hop from Orebic, and is one of the best preserved medieval towns of the Mediterranean. Find out more
STARI GRAD BAY
Stari Grad Hvar Island, is a pretty old harbour town with bobbing boats along its long promenade. Find out more
ZLATNI RAT, BOL
Facing south, directly opposite the Island of Hvar, the famous and stunning Zlatni Rat Beach juts out into the turquoise sea – Situated at the edge of the little old town of Bol, it is much photographed due to its shape-shifting beauty and it’s turquoise colours – the peninsula of shingley sand changes shape with the tides – this beach is much visited and a space on it is sought after! Find out more
KRAVICE WATERFALLS
Kravice Waterfalls
Travelling up from Dubrovnik to Mostar for a visit ? Find out more
MOSTAR OLD TOWN
Mostar Old Town is one of the most popular day trip for tourists visiting Dubrovnik and Split and it’s a beautiful town – If you are just doing a quick visit to the Mostar area, it’s worth being a bit of a tourist; Mostar is famous for being the place where East meets West and the history, culture, food and architecture are pretty diverse. Find out more
MEDJUGORJE
Medjugorje is the scene of an apparent visitation by the Virgin Mary to a group of youngsters on a hill near the town – The visitation happened on 24th June, 198, and apparently still occur. Find out more
POCITELJ VILLAGE
Pocitelj Village is a small Ottoman hillside village not far from Mostar in the Dubrovnik direction (maybe 15 minutes drive from Mostar Town) – it is on the banks of the banks of the Neretva River, on the main road between Mostar and Dubrovnik. Find out more
PODSTRANA BAY
Podstrana is a small town just 8km down the coast from Split and has 9kms of beach fringing the sea edge. Find out more
MIRCA BAY
Mirca Bay is a pretty little place with beautiful beaches and scenery – just right for getting away from it all and relaxing but the next stop along from Supetar so an easy transfer and close to more action if you get restless. Find out more
SUTIVAN BAY
Sutivan Bay is a pretty little sea side town near Supetar Bay so it’s a short transfer from the ferry port if you are crossing from Split. Find out more
SLANO BAY
Slano is an absolute must for anyone who loves relaxing in the sunshine by the sea in quiet and peaceful surroundings. Find out more
BRSECINE BAY
Brsecine Bay is a beautiful little village on the Orasac Coast – just a short drive from Orasac Bay, it’s a gorgeous place to kick back and relax for a day. Find out more
OREBIC
Orebic has a pretty old town and lovely beach at the end of the old town and is named after a famous seafaring family and was the maritime centre of the Peljesac Peninsula – Roman remains have been found here and, until 1806, it was part of the Dubrovnik administration. Find out more
STIKOVICE BAY
Stikovice is a lovely little bay just at the entrance to Zaton Bay and the turn off the main road to drive down is on a bend so you can easily miss it! Find out more
LAPAD BAY
Lapad Bay is part of Dubrovnik and is a popular area with tourists and locals alike. Find out more
OMIS
Omis is an historic town famous for it’s legendary pirates and awesome gorge with the stunning river Cetina running through it and ancient fortresses built on it which once protected the town from invasion. Find out more
BOL TOWN
Bol Town is a vibrant little sea side town all through the summer season with a very pretty harbour and lots of bay side restaurants and bars to tempt you. Find out more
SPLITSKA BAY
Splitska Bay winds down from the coast road above, down through an enchanting valley ending up in a lovely hidden bay with beautiful beaches on either side. Find out more
BRNA BAY
Brna Bay and sits on one side of a peninsula and is a lovely place to stop for lunch – this beautiful bay has a shop, some restaurants, little harbour and beach – it’s is very pretty and on the other side of the little peninsula there is another beautiful bay with a beach. Find out more
PRIZBA
Prizba is a little place on the southern coast of Korcula Island about 4km from Brna and about 25 minutes drive from Zavalatica. Find out more
KONAVLE
Dubrovnik meets Tuscany! The Konavle Region is just south of Dubrovnik Airport so easily accessible. Find out more
SUPETAR BAY
Supetar is a popular holiday town due to its pretty and atmospheric old town and attractive beaches and pine forests along its coast – If you are staying in the town, you won’t be short of lovely places to swim, visit or eat! Find out more
SIBENIK
Sibenik is a wonderful old town and although much less well know than other old towns on the Dalmatian coast it is well worth seeing – about an hours drive from Trogir, its beautiful buildings will interest those who love to sight-see and are interested in architecture. Find out more
ROVINJ
Rovinj is a beautiful old town jutting into the sea with pretty colourful houses and winding, medieval streets – it is around 40km from Pula and one of the must popular towns because it is so pretty! Find out more
POREC
Porec is one of the main old towns and destinations on the Istrian peninsula – the old town is beautiful and juts out into the Adriatic Sea – it still has its roman grid street format – in fact you can still visit its original Roman street. Find out more
PULA
Pula is the largest town on the Istrian peninsula and has a rich history which dates back 3000 years, indeed it is most famous for it’s stunning Roman ampitheatre which is still used today for concerts and events. Find out more
THE KVARNER REGION
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The Kvarner region is different again. Find out more
ZADAR COAST & ARCHIPELAGO
Zadar Coast
Zadar lies just up the coast from Split & Trogir – Zadar is about an hour / hour and half’s drive from Sibenik/ Primosten /Trogir (where most Split Riviera villas are) – with an airport in Zadar, it is a good alternative for flights to the Split/Trogir region too and we can help you arrange transfers easily from Zadar to the Trogir area and Split area as a whole. Find out more
TUCEPI
Tucepi is a is a holiday haven – tasteful hotels and accommodation along a beautiful, pine shaded beach not far from Makarska, it is a good location for an easy holiday with family or friends. Find out more
MAKARSKA
Makarska is the main town of the Makarska Riviera and has lots going on – It has a pretty old town with restaurants and marina and then on the other side of the peninsula it has a large bay with long, attractive beaches. Find out more
BASKA VODA
Baska Voda is one of the main tourist areas on the Makarska Riviera – with its beautiful sweeping beach fringed with pine trees, its attractive marina and beach promenade with stalls and restaurants, it is well set up to cater for its many holiday makers who full its hotels and apartments. Find out more
BRELA
Brela is a pretty town on the Makarska Riviera which has beautiful beaches with calm, turquoise water, perfect for sunbathing and swimming. Find out more
IGRANE & ZIVOGOSCE
Igrane is a lovely little town on the Makarska Riviera with a pretty beach front and beautiful beach – it’s perfect for families or couples the beach has a shallow incline with millpond calm water – idyllic for swimming. Find out more
HVAR ISLAND BAYS & COVES
If you want to get away from it all then there are some fantastic cozy little bays which have little B&B’s, a few apartments and villas (usually from around 1-10 properties). Find out more
SAPLUNARA
The Island of Mljet is well known for its National Park but that is by no means all it has to offer – If you want to get off the beaten track for some serenity and unadulterated nature and scenery then head for Saplunara, the centre piece of which is a stunning, sweeping, turquoise bay. Find out more
IVAN DOLAC, SVETA NEDJELA & ZAVALA
Ivan Dolac on Hvar Island is a little village on the south side of the island separated from the other side by a tunnel through the hill. Find out more
ORASAC BAY
Orasac Bay is a great place for a Croatia holiday – just 15 minutes drive from the Old Town of Dubrovnik, Orasac is just around the bay from pretty Zaton Bay and has stunning views out across the blue, open sea with views out to the beautiful Elafiti Islands. Find out more
VRBOSKA
Founded in the 15th century, the Vrboska we know today is a picturesque little town situated in a fjord – It is known as “Little Venice” due to its many little bridges and it is a very pleasant place to sit for a drink and watch the world go by! Find out more
JELSA
A very pretty little fishing town, Jelsa is a lovely spot for a family holiday or for couples who want to experience quintessential Croatia. Find out more
HVAR TOWN
Hvar is pronounced “Hwar” by Croatians and is a fascinating place – It’s name comes from the Greek “Pharos” which means “lighthouse” and its history includes the Illyrians, the Greeks and the Romans, who are responsible for its decidedly delectable wine producing industry today.. Find out more
POVLJA BAY
Povlja is a little town on the sea on far from Sumartin – if you look on a map you will see it is surrounded by some very pretty coves and beaches so it’s an interesting area with plenty of natural beauty and perfect for getting away from it all! Find out more
POSTIRA
About 15 minutes drive from Supetar, Positra is easy to get to and very pretty – surrounded lovely coves and beaches and as with the whole of Brac Island, the coastline is gorgeous. Find out more
MILNA BAY
Milna is a pretty fishing town in a sheltered bay with south facing beaches and crystal clear water, surrounded by pine forest so perfect for lazy days on the beach with family or friends. Find out more
VIDOVA GORA
Vidova Gora on the island of Brac is the highest peak of all the Croatian islands – It’s a fantastic view point and apart from being able to see the distant Croatian island of Jabuka (apple) and practically the while of one side of the Island of Hvar, you can apparently see as far as Italy on a clear day! Find out more
SELCA
Selca is just next to Sumartin on the Island of Brac and just a little bit inland , it has a lovely village square where locals enjoy the sunshine and the coffee bars and as will become clear if you visit Selca, it is famous for it’s stone-masonries! Find out more
TRSTENO BAY
Trsteno Bay is a really pretty village on the Orasac Coast – the main event is the spectacular little bay and impressive arboretum leading down to it. Find out more
SPLIT OLD TOWN
Split is very close to Trogir and certainly worth visiting, especially if you want to do a bit of sightseeing or discover more of the history of the area…
The Palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian (started approx 293AD) is a must see – the palace makes up much of the “Riva” which is the waterfront of the old town of Split and is about 30 thousand square metres. Find out more
PRIMOSTEN
Primosten lies just up the coast from Split & Trogir – it boasts an beautiful old town, jutting out into the sea and is surrounded by turquoise water, about half an hour’s drive from Trogir, it is a pleasant drive. Find out more