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Heatwave Crisis in Croatia: Red Alert Issued

Victoria Udrea

Croatia Heats Up Under Unrelenting Sun A severe heatwave has struck Croatia, triggering a red alert across the country as temperatures skyrocket to 37 degrees Celsius (99°F) in the northeastern Slavonia and southern Dalmatia regions. Seawater temperatures have also risen to 28 degrees Celsius (82°F), offering little relief. With the mercury soaring, the threat of […]

1 year ago

Hvar: One of the Most Beautiful Islands in the World

Kostas Raptis

Early Discoveries and Spontaneous Adventures In 2002, I spontaneously purchased a house in Jelsa on Hvar. Unfamiliar with the island’s charm, it was only after exploring the town and seeing a map titled “One of the 10 most beautiful islands in the world” that it became clear this place was special. This stunning gem has […]

1 year ago

Europe’s Most Picturesque Vineyard is in Croatia

Victoria Udrea

Vinarija Rizman in Croatia is one of Europe’s most beautiful. Spanning 23 hectares, the vineyard surpassed renowned wine regions in Italy and France.

1 year ago

Croatia’s Vineyard Tops Europe’s Scenic List

Victoria Udrea

A study examining over 20,000 Google reviews has determined the most picturesque destinations. While vineyards focus on producing quality wines, their setting among rolling hills and sunlit landscapes adds to their charm. Europe is abundant with these scenic vineyards, perfect for wine tasting and photography. DFDS Study on Scenic Vineyards Using an analysis method that […]

1 year ago

Historic Discovery Near Cape Kamenjak

Manuel Santos

Underwater archaeologists unearthed brass trumpets dating back to the late 16th century near Cape Kamenjak, Istria.

1 year ago

T’way Air Launches Zagreb-Seoul Flights

Kostas Raptis

T’way Air made its first official trip to Europe, connecting Zagreb and Seoul on May 16th, 2024.

1 year ago

Kvarner Gulf Is the European Region of Gastronomy 2026

Iorgos Pappas

The Kvarner Gulf region has been recommended for the prestigious European Region of Gastronomy 2026 title.

1 year ago

May Festival in Novalja

Victoria Udrea

Visit Novalja in May for the May Festival, an ecological and gourmet event where famous chefs produce regional specialities.

1 year ago

World Dog Show 2024 to Take Place in Zagreb, April 24-28

Victoria Udrea

The Croatian Kennel Club will host the World Dog Show 2024 from April 24th through the 28th in Zagreb, Croatia.

1 year ago

Zagreb Welcomes Spring with a Festival of Lights

Manuel Santos

An art form that has broken out from museum walls, the Festival of Light uses the city and the night sky itself as its canvas.

1 year ago

New Road to Connect Makarska Riviera to Bosnia and Herzegovina

Kostas Raptis

Croatian roads will undergo an ambitious plan in 2024, with 20 projects planned. One project will shorten the journey from parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Makarska Riviera, a popular summer destination.

1 year ago

Navigating Dubrovnik Without the Crowds

Argophilia Travel News

Dubrovnik, also known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, has long captivated visitors and continues to gain popularity. Fans of Game of Thrones recognize it as the real-life King’s Landing, and it has recently been featured in films such as Robin Hood: Origins and Star Wars: The Last Jedi, drawing even more attention to the […]

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