Croatia

48 hours in Korcula – 2 Day Itinerary

·27 January, 2023
·Samantha - Travelling King

Floating off the southern coast of Croatia is Korcula. It's an island rich in olive groves destined to be squeezed into olive oil and vineyards filled with grapes you won’t find anywhere else. Living in the charming villages dotted around the pristine coastlines are mainly local Croatians, as the tourism industry on Korcula island is only starting to become popular. With nearby Hvar having a better infrastructure for visitors, is Korcula worth visiting? Yes! And this 2-day itinerary for Korcula is perfect if you want to hop around several islands off the Dalmatian coastline on a week or two-week-long break.…

48 hours in Dubrovnik – A 2 day Itinerary

·5 January, 2023
·Samantha - Travelling King

Nicknamed the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' Dubrovnik has always been a stunning place to visit, but thanks, in recent years, perhaps to The Game of Thrones, it has become one of the top travel destinations in Europe. If you're wondering if is 2 days enough in Dubrovnik or how many days in Dubrovnik? Well it all depends on what your plans are. You could easily spend 2 weeks in Croatia or 2 months and still not see or do everything. Below is a great guide on what to do in Dubrovnik for 2 days because sometimes 2 days in Dubrovnik…

Where to stay in Dubrovnik

·6 December, 2022
·Samantha - Travelling King

Known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic Sea,” Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful and appealing destinations in the Mediterranean region. Whether you love city breaks, beach escapes, or are a history buff about Europe’s former days, Dubrovnik brings them all together in a charming way that will satisfy any traveller. Located in the extreme South of Croatia, Dubrovnik stands boldly as one of the world’s most magnificent walled cities facing the calm blue waters of the Adriatic Sea. Once the capital of the wealthy sea-faring Republic of Ragusa, the city has reclaimed the essence of its former glory…

Where to stay in Split

·6 December, 2022
·Samantha - Travelling King

As Croatia tourism grows, so does the popularity of the Dalmation Coast and the city of Split, Croatia. Unlike Dubrovnik, which is quite small and mostly for tourists, Split is an actual city with residential areas in addition to the tourist areas. There are many unique neighbourhoods in Split, so it can be difficult to determine the best area for tourists and the best Split hotels. With this article, we help you find the best places to stay in Split, Croatia, including the best Split accommodation for every budget. We will cover off all types of Split accommodation options from…

Where to stay in Zadar

·4 December, 2022
·Samantha - Travelling King

The word is out on Croatia as an amazing destination. While travelers flock to the Dalmatian Coast and cram into the street of Dubrovnik, Croatia’s oldest city, Zadar, remains somewhat off the beaten tourist path. Zadar is not entirely exempt from tourism, however, as there are many Zadar hotels to choose from when you are figuring out where to stay in Zadar. Using our guide to the different choices around town, you can find the best places to stay in Zadar, Croatia. We will cover off all types of Zadar accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Zadar hotels as well…

Where to stay in Hvar

·3 December, 2022
·Samantha - Travelling King

Travelers planning a holiday on Hvar Island Croatia are in for a treat! This summer resort island in the Adriatic Sea offers opportunities for outdoor adventure and plenty of ways to relax and enjoy the scenic beauty as well. After a few hours’ ferry trip, you leave the mainland behind and join “island time” in Croatia. The most difficult part of your vacation may be choosing the best place to stay in Hvar, as there are so many options for Hvar accommodation to choose from. Using our guide to Hvar, we can help you choose the best area for tourists,…

Where to Stay in Zagreb

·3 December, 2022
·Samantha - Travelling King

Croatia’s capital city of Zagreb is a hidden gem of Europe. Zagreb has amazing food, interesting architecture, and lots of culture. Every season is celebrated in Zagreb, from summer festivals to Christmas markets. Zagreb has a public transportation system that includes trams that are affordable and easy to use, so no matter where you stay in Zagreb, you should be able to get to some of the best neighborhoods in Zagreb. There are many cool places to stay in Zagreb, from Zagreb apartments to hotels and hostels. No matter your budget or travel style, we’ve rounded up some of the…

48 hours in Split Croatia – A 2 day Itinerary

·14 November, 2022
·Samantha - Travelling King

Split is the second largest city in Croatia, after Zagreb. It has a population of 160,000 people and it is situated on the Adriatic coast. Split is located in the Dalmatia region of Croatia and it is a popular tourist destination. There are many reasons why you should visit Split, Croatia. First of all, it is a city full of history and culture. It is one of the oldest cities in Europe that has preserved its original Roman architecture. Secondly, it is a great location for beach lovers as there are lots of beautiful beaches nearby Split such as Bačvice…

Luxury Travel Guide to Dubrovnik

·27 December, 2021
·Samantha - Travelling King

Dubrovnik is the most popular destination for tourists in Croatia due to its incredible historic walled cities and stunning coastline which will look familiar to you, appearing as a backdrop to Star Wars: The Last Jedi and most importantly, the Game of Thrones series which truly propelled Dubrovnik to international recognition. The shimmering azure blue of the Adriatic sea laps gently at beaches lined with rows of historic buildings, transporting you to the Middle Ages with red-tiled roofs and whitewashed stone walls that make up the buildings of the old city. The city is truly magical with a Mediterranean feel…

15 Things to do in Hvar – That People Actually Do!

·22 December, 2021
·Samantha - Travelling King

Hvar is a remarkable island off the Dalmatian coast of Croatia. The 13th-century walls and Renaissance vibes of the main port town create a superb base for island hopping around the Adriatic Sea. Seeking to escape the dreary Southern Hemisphere winter and spend some time in a summer paradise? With a Mediterranean climate, Hvar is absolutely perfect for a relaxing beach getaway or a lively party weekend. After an hour-and-a-half journey from Split Airport, you’ll be ready to chill out and leave all your daily worries behind. Excited to explore Hvar? To help you get started on your planning, here…