Croatia People & Culture

Its easy to see why Shaw described Dubrovnik the Pearl of the Adriatic. It is a beautiful and romantic destination for all you love birds out there!! The old town is amazing, the city walls are great and well worth walking at least once. If you like seafood you'll love Dubrovnik, you can also find an authentic Bosian restaurant that serves up mean kebabs. The people are friendly, the weather is usually great and the architecture is cool. You can take a boat out to Elphite Islands that are very pretty and if you fancy swimming or mountain biking on the Islands it there for you to do. Local beers and wines are quite tasty too!!

Very beautiful place with nice people. Most of them are either locals or croatian tourists, but you'll meet some people from other countries aswell. Cool nightlife with nice bars and a few clubs. Be sure to bring your friends!

Sand beach, gorgeous vine and beautiful people... what else?

My hometown..one of the most beautiful cities in the world...amazing architecture, beautiful churches and beaches and beautiful people!! =D

veeery small, bad roads, but cute... nice to see that people have that kind of strenght to move on after the war.

Not very impressive and can be seen in a day or two at the most but, it gives you a better picture of Croatian culture. Don't miss the Museum of Naive Art .

It's a beautifull old city on the Adriatic sea, under the protection of UNESCO for it's historical and cultural beauty. Must visit.

Dubrovnik - the city of a unique political and cultural history, of world-famous cultural heritage and beauty (inscribed on the List of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO) - is one of the most attractive and famous cities of the Mediterranean. Apart from its outstanding natural beauties and well-preserved cultural and historical heritage, Dubrovnik also offers high-quality visitor opportunities. It is also the city of hotels, of high ecological standards and tourist programs, and is equally attractive in all seasons.

A town and harbour on the north-western part of the island of Hvar. The summer months offer numerous cultural and sports events: the Summer of Stari Grad, concerts, recitals, shows. Stari Grad hosts the International Summer Music School in July and August. The first Sunday in September attracts many swimmers on the Faros Marathon, International Croatia Cup in long-distance swimming.

Situated in a deep bay, whose eastern coast abounds with large pebble beaches, Komiza offers excellent visitor opportunities: quality accommodation facilities - hotel, apartments, and a number of cultural and historic sites - monastery, fortresses. It is famous for its fishermen (fishermen from Komiza are also known in San Pedro, California), so that fish and other seafood are traditionally served daily. Famous are also Komiza wines and carobs.

Very Fun Island, lot of parties and music every night.

A town and harbour on the north-western part of the island of Hvar. The summer months offer numerous cultural and sports events: the Summer of Stari Grad, concerts, recitals, shows. Stari Grad hosts the International Summer Music School in July and August. The first Sunday in September attracts many swimmers on the Faros Marathon, International Croatia Cup in long-distance swimming.

Don't expect too much of the night life, unless you're accompanied by friends...
Avoid club Majestic :)
Definetly visit Morgan's, good house music, and beneath it is a rock bar, whith a good taste in rock music :) 

Go swimming near the musical steps and watch the boats come in from visiting the Koronati Islands. Take a ride with the boat man. Make sure that you shop around for a boating trip to the Koronati Islands - there are many companies, and some jam cram people on their boats which dosen't make for the most enjoyable day. I recommend a boat that looks in shape and form like a pirate ship. This particular ship has two blue eyes at the bow and has a lower seating capacity than many others. Drink as much wine as you like and eat as much as they can feed you, then get chatty with the crew - you'll have a blast.

There are some awesome burger bars in Porec. The burgers are so much nicer than the cheap tacky crap you get in McDonalds and the like. The two I'd recommend are the stall on the Waterfront (with the chef/waitress who seems only to speak German, but still makes an awesome burger) and the one near the musical instrument shop in the backstreets. I can't remember any names though, so sorry.

Its easy to see why Shaw described Dubrovnik the Pearl of the Adriatic. It is a beautiful and romantic destination for all you love birds out there!! The old town is amazing, the city walls are great and well worth walking at least once. If you like seafood you'll love Dubrovnik, you can also find an authentic Bosian restaurant that serves up mean kebabs. The people are friendly, the weather is usually great and the architecture is cool. You can take a boat out to Elphite Islands that are very pretty and if you fancy swimming or mountain biking on the Islands it there for you to do. Local beers and wines are quite tasty too!!

beautifull place to relax and enyoj laying on the sun at sand beaches,just take some books lots of free time and don't thing about anything.perfect place to forget how stress is your life and how much do u have to work.so it's a place where u can be simillar to a nature,sea and locals.try to find smtg for fun like go to the mountains or ride a bike across walles.

A town and harbour on the north-western part of the island of Hvar. The summer months offer numerous cultural and sports events: the Summer of Stari Grad, concerts, recitals, shows. Stari Grad hosts the International Summer Music School in July and August. The first Sunday in September attracts many swimmers on the Faros Marathon, International Croatia Cup in long-distance swimming.

Situated in a deep bay, whose eastern coast abounds with large pebble beaches, Komiza offers excellent visitor opportunities: quality accommodation facilities - hotel, apartments, and a number of cultural and historic sites - monastery, fortresses. It is famous for its fishermen (fishermen from Komiza are also known in San Pedro, California), so that fish and other seafood are traditionally served daily. Famous are also Komiza wines and carobs.

When you are in this gorgeous sea city, try the local seafood specialties - they are to die for. The best is the grilled fish, and in particular rainbow trout. It will melt on your tounge and you will never look at fish the same way again.

The Croatian capital has lots to see by way of museums, parks and the like... but would rather suggest spending your time on the coast, Dubrovnik upwards, hopping off at as many cities there as you can... but perhaps a couple of days at Zagreb is still worth it ... for a more East European or Balkan feel to Croatia, as against the Mediterranean feel its coast offers...

Its easy to see why Shaw described Dubrovnik the Pearl of the Adriatic. It is a beautiful and romantic destination for all you love birds out there!! The old town is amazing, the city walls are great and well worth walking at least once. If you like seafood you'll love Dubrovnik, you can also find an authentic Bosian restaurant that serves up mean kebabs. The people are friendly, the weather is usually great and the architecture is cool. You can take a boat out to Elphite Islands that are very pretty and if you fancy swimming or mountain biking on the Islands it there for you to do. Local beers and wines are quite tasty too!!

Go to GORNJI GRAD, or on the main square Trg Bana Josipa Jelačića, you'll have plenty things to see....

Small pictoresque village off the beaten track, and a great place to eat... If you're traveling from Zagreb to the coast, don't miss it.

It's worth going up to the Franciscan Monastery outside Orebić. The view is incredible.