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Pitomača is a charming village and municipality in Virovitica-Podravina County, in northeastern Croatia. It is located in a spacious valley between the hills of Bilogora and the Drava River, making it an ideal destination for relaxation, enjoying nature and exploring the rich cultural tradition of Podravina region. Pitomača is the perfect destination for guests and travelers looking for an authentic experience far from the usual tourist routes. With a population of around 10,000 inhabitants, it has preserved the peaceful atmosphere of a small town, ideal for escaping the crowds and asphalt of the city. Among the tourist attractions, we can highlight the Church of St. Vitus, located in the center of Pitomača, and the Interpretation Center of the House of Petar Preradović in Grabrovnica. This modern museum is located in the birthplace of the famous Croatian poet Petar Preradović. It was renovated in 2019 and offers an interactive exhibition about Preradović's life, poetry and the history of the entire region. A special tourist attraction of this part of Podravina is the small picturesque village of Križnica, the only settlement on the left bank of the Drava that can be reached by a suspension footbridge. Its well-preserved, untouched nature and peaceful atmosphere are ideal for relaxing, fishing or tasting Drava fish dishes. Among the tourist activities, we highlight adventures on the Drava River, cycling and hiking on nearby Bilogora. The Drava River, often called the "Amazon of Europe", is a paradise for nature lovers and offers relaxation on sandy beaches, and is part of the Mura-Drava-Danube Biosphere Reserve. The Green heart hiking trail leads to Kula, the highest peak in the Pitomača municipality (288 m) on Bilogora, from which there is a beautiful panoramic view of the Podravina forests and plains. Pitomača is part of the famous Podravina wine region, and local winemakers offer wines such as Graševina and Frankovka. In rural households and local restaurants you can enjoy traditional dishes such as kulen and other cured meats, čobanac (spicy Slavonian goulash), and homemade strudel and cakes. Accommodation can be found mostly in private accommodation, and holiday homes along the Drava river are particularly popular. Visit Pitomača, a hidden gem of Podravina, and relax and enjoy the preserved nature and get to know the rich tradition of this part of Croatia.
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Kaštelir-Labinci is a small village and municipality in the county of Istria in Croatia. It is located on the west coast of Istria, about ten kilometers from the town of Poreč. Formerly two separate places Kaštelir and Labinci (Castelier - S. Domenica), spread and developed over the centuries and today merged in a unique place and the municipality Kaštelir-Labinci. Today in Kaštelir-Labinci lives about 1,500 inhabitants, who are mostly involved in small businesses, agriculture, wine, and olive oil production. In many private houses guests can find accommodation in apartments or rooms, and enjoy local cuisine and Istrian specialties. You can also find here rustic luxurious houses with a swimming pool and beautifully landscaped gardens. Cyclists, walkers and nature lovers can follow the bike paths in the hinterland of Poreč and the surrounding of Kaštelir, which will undoubtedly take them to numerous lookouts, picnic areas, and interesting farms. We recommend visiting the folk museum that preserves a valuable collection of old tools and objects that will return you to the past of this region. Poreč beaches are only ten minutes easy driving distance, and they offer numerous opportunities for fun and enjoyment in the clear seawater. Visit Kaštelir and Labinci, two typical Istrian villages surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation where you can enjoy the scents of nature, clean air and the hospitality of its inhabitants. Search for private accommodation in Kaštelir and Labinci. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes for rent in Kaštelir and Labinci cheaper up to 40% without expensive agency fees. Welcome to Kaštelir and Labinci!
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Nin is a small town and the center of the eponymous municipality in the county of Zadar in Croatia. It is situated in a deep natural lagoon, 17 kilometers northeast of the city of Zadar, surrounded by sandy beaches and the famous Nin salt-pan. In the town of Nin lives only 1200 inhabitants, but in the whole municipality, almost 3,000 inhabitants. The historic center of the old town is located on the island only 500 meters in diameter big and connected to the mainland by two stone bridges from the 16th century. The city on the island has developed nearly 3000 years ago and is one of the oldest cities on the east Adriatic coast. The ancient Romans had here maritime and trading center named Aenona, which later in the Middle Ages developed into Nona. The rich archaeological findings prove strong sea links with the old Greek civilization. Croats inhabited this area in the 7th century and is historically important as a center of medieval Christian diocese and the seat of the Dukes of Dalmatia. Probably the most famous resident of Nin was Bishop Grgur Ninski, which was an important ecclesiastical figure of Dalmatia in the 10th century. The preserved nature, pleasant Mediterranean climate, and friendly hosts made this town very enjoyable for holidays, and very interesting because of its rich historical heritage. Accommodation in Nin is available in rooms and apartments within the private family houses, and hosts will do everything to make your holiday unforgettable. One of the biggest attractions in Nin is peloid - medicinal mud, which is located in the middle of a lagoon near the longest sandy beaches in Croatia - Kraljičina beach. The medicinal mud is located in a natural oasis of shallow and long sandy shores, far from any human impact on nature. Even the ancient Romans recognized the beneficial efficacy of the mud on human health and is still used today in the treatment of many health problems. In Nin surroundings, there are hundreds of kilometers of bike trails that will provide an opportunity for a healthy active holiday in preserved nature. Among the other sports, you can try horseback riding, windsurfing, paragliding, and scuba diving. Near Nin is the island of Vir, which you can visit by car because it is connected by bridge to the mainland. You can also visit famous alpine paradise, Paklenica canyon which is a must destination for all nature lovers. In short, Nin and its surroundings are ideal for both active vacation and relaxation on the kilometer-long beaches. Search for private affordable accommodation in Nin, near Zadar. Apartment, rooms and holiday homes in Nin. Welcome to Nin!
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Podgora is a small town and municipality located in the heart of Dalmatia and is an integral part of the popular Makarska riviera. Due to its favorable location, the place is very early inhabited and was first mentioned in the 16th century. Residents of Podgora have historically practiced sailing and fishing, and from the middle of the last century, tourism has an important role in the economy. The mild climate all year round is a prerequisite for a pleasant summer holiday with lots of sun, but is also suitable for a holiday in the mild winter time. During the summer months, Podgora organizes numerous events and celebrations such as fishing nights, folklore evenings ... This place is a paradise for those who want to spend their holidays away from the city bustle, surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, beautiful beaches, and crystal clear sea. Sports and recreation activities possible in Podgora are football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, biking, hiking, diving, sailing, and other water activities. Whether you decide to spend a vacation at one of the famous hotels, or in one of the many apartments and guest houses, you will surely spend an unforgettable vacation in Podgora. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Podgora. Contact directly owners of private accommodation and save up to 40%. Welcome to Podgora!
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Duga Resa is a small town in the county of Karlovac in Croatia. It is situated near Karlovac, on the banks of Mrežnica river, on the crossroads to Rijeka and Senj. It is named after a plant that grows abundantly in this area on land and in water. The history of the place dates back to the Middle Ages, and only the appearance of cotton processing factory in the late 19th century and the construction of the railway Karlovac - Rijeka, from the small village became an industrial site, and later was awarded the status of a town. It has about 12,000 inhabitants, who are mostly engaged in agriculture, the service industry, but it is still a significant cotton industry. Thanks to the unique natural pearl of continental Croatia, Mrežnica river, slowly is developing tourism. Residents of Duga Resa are slowly offering accommodation in apartments and rooms inside their private homes. The tourist offer is mainly based on Mrežnica river where is organized rafting, canoeing or boat drive, and during the summer you can find refreshment in one of the many city beaches on this emerald green and clean river. Nearby Duga Resa there are plenty of well-kept cycling trails, and you can hike to the nearby mountains and the highest peak Vinica. This area is known for its ancient forests, where it is possible to hunt pheasants and foxes. All fishing enthusiasts will also come into their own on Mrežnica, which is a small river treasury of freshwater fish. We invite you to visit Duga Resa and spend a quality weekend in nature and numerous activities that this place offers. Search for affordable accommodation in Duga Resa and surrounding areas. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Duga Resa, cheaper up to 40%, without high agency fees. Welcome to Duga Resa!
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Podstrana is a small tourist resort located on the picturesque south-eastern part of Split-Dalmatia County, 8 km from Split. The coastal part of Podstrana stretches 6 km along the 533 m high hill Perun following the 6-km long indented coastline with a number of beautiful gravel bays and beaches. On the slopes of the picturesque hills are ancient olive groves, stone walls, vineyards, and peach orchards, surrounded by greenery and wild underbrush and Mediterranean plants. The tourist offer consists of more than 2,500 beds, most of which are apartments in private accommodation. If Podstrana is your choice for holidays and vacations, in addition to its natural beauty and friendly hosts, it offers active recreation such as hiking and biking. You can do various sports: windsurfing, sailing, sports catamarans, water skiing and rafting on the Cetina river which is only 15 km away. Close to the historic cities of Split, Trogir, Salona, Klis, and Sinj allows all the guests to explore the rich history of Dalmatia, its inhabitants, and customs. Visit Podstrana and stay in an apartment or room in the private accommodation and meet friendly locals and hosts. Welcome to Podstrana and Dalmatia!
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Betina is a small tourist settlement on the island of Murter, seven kilometers away from Tisno, where the mobile bridge connects the island of Murter with the mainland. The island of Murter is the largest island of the Šibenik archipelago and is also the closest to the mainland. The island is easily accessible for all tourists and visitors. It has been inhabited since the time of Illyrian (Liburna tribe), and the entire island is full of remains of Roman villas, mural paintings, and mosaics from the time of the Roman Empire. The name Betina comes from the Celtic word "bet" which in translation means "mouth" - and describes the look of a naturally formed port of Betina, which has protected from ancient times ships of storms and winds. The settlement is under protection as a cultural monument because of its very well preserved historical core and therefore it is named "the beauty of the Mediterranean architecture". Although it is only 1 - 2 km away from the largest town of Murter, Betina is administratively belonging to the municipality of Tisno. About 800 permanent residents live in Betina, traditionally engaged in agriculture (growing of olives and figs) and fishing. The settlement is also well-known for its shipbuilders who have a long tradition of building wooden boats. Recently tourism is developing and more people are providing accommodation services in their family homes. In the settlement, there is the marina Betina which is suitable for the development of nautical tourism especially due to the vicinity of Kornati islands. We recommend all guests to visit the Museum of Wooden Naval Architecture, the church of St. Franjo, Plitka Vala, where the remains of the ancient Villa Rustica and the Old Romanesque cemetery were found, the church of St. Rok on the hill of St. Rok with beautiful views. Nearby are also Gradina and the remains of the ancient city of Colentum with old villas and Roman remains. Here is also the old Christian church of Our Lady of Gradine from the 6th century. On the small island of Moster, only half a nautical miles from Betina are the remains of the Franciscan monastery from the 12th century. Betina and the island of Murter abound with beautiful natural beaches that are characterized by exceptional sea purity. They are suitable for families with children, and you can choose between sandy and pebble beaches. The most famous are Plitka Vala, Kosirina, Zdrače, Bisage and Slanica in nearby Murter. If you are spending your holiday in Betina, you can enjoy great opportunities for one-day trips to the National Parks of Kornati and Krka and the nearby UNESCO city of Šibenik. You can also explore the island of Murter which offers numerous beaches, coves, and viewpoints. Accommodation in Betina can be found in numerous private apartments, rooms and holiday houses offered by residents. Contact directly the owners of private accommodation in Betina and save up to 40% on expensive agency fees. We invite you to spend a holiday on the beautiful island of Murter and the small and charming village of Betina. Welcome to Betina!
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Jadrtovac is a small village located within the large bay Morinje, 11 km south of Šibenik. Although it is a small village with just over 150 residents, Jadrtovac has a long and rich history. Here are the remains of an early Christian church, Renaissance and Baroque altar and a tower from the 16th century. Morinje bay in which is situated Jadrtovac is known as the natural area for spawning fish. Because of the mixed freshwater and seawater, the cultivation of shellfish is popular. The northern part of the bay is rich with therapeutic mud, which in recent times attract many visitors because of its many medicinal properties. Residents of Jadrtovac are engaged mainly in traditional jobs like fisheries and agriculture, and the more recently in tourism. The villagers in their family houses gladly accommodate any domestic or foreign guests who still prefers to spend vacations in the secluded, small and quiet place. The exceptional natural beauty of the bay and the vicinity of Žaborić and Brodarica are good conditions for the intensive development of tourism. Many boaters appreciate the tranquility of Morinje bay, and Jadrtovac becomes a regular stop on their summer cruises. Close to popular tourist destinations such as Šibenik and Primošten makes Jadrtovac an even more attractive place for a holiday as it offers much cheaper accommodation. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Jadrtovac. Contact directly owners of private accommodation in Jadrtovac and save up to 40% on high agency fees. Welcome to the Jadrtovac!
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Svetvinčenat (Savičenta or San Vincenti) is a picturesque small town and municipality in the county of Istria in Croatia. It is located in the interior of the southern part of Istria, about halfway between Pula and Rovinj. Svetvinčenat is named after the Holy Vincent and the eponymous Benedictine abbey, around which the town was gradually developed. It was first mentioned in the 10th century when it was part of the properties of the Poreč bishops. Until the late 18th century it was under the direction of Venice and Venetian noble families. The most significant was the family Crimani di San Luca, which lived here in the late 16th century. They raised a large castle in the center of the main square, popular Placa. Grimani castle is one of the most beautiful and best-preserved Venetian buildings of that time in Istria. Grimani castle consists of 3 towers and large mansions and high walls that connect them. The main square is another Renaissance gem, where is the parish church of Annunciation, also from the 16th century. In recent years, Svetvinčenat revives tourist offer thanks to the various events held in the attractive historical sites, rich and diverse cuisine, pleasant climate and lush greenery that surrounds it. Accommodation in Svetvinčenat is offered exclusively in apartments, rooms, and holiday homes within private family accommodation. Friendly hosts will do everything to make your vacation even more enjoyable and carefree. It is ideal for nature and active holiday lovers because the whole surrounding is intertwined with well-kept cycling paths and hiking trails. Except for visits to historical sites, we recommend visiting taverns and restaurants where you can taste traditional dishes such as the Istrian prosciutto, goat cheese, homemade pasta, and various meat, poultry and fish, together with a glass of excellent red or white Istrian wine. The Adriatic sea and beautiful beaches of the west and east coast of Istria are only twenty kilometers away, and most of them can be reached within twenty-minute drive by car. Visit this small historic town in the heart of Istria, and spend a holiday surrounded by clean air, unspoiled nature, and healthy and delicious food. Contact directly owners of apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Svetvinčenat and save up to 40% on expensive agency fees. Welcome to Svetvinčenat!
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Tuhelj is a small town and municipality in Krapina-Zagorje county in Croatia. It is situated at the foot of Cesargrad hill, between wooded hills about 50 kilometers northwest of Zagreb. Tuhelj was first mentioned at the end of the 14th century, and in the 17th century here was built the magnificent baroque church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the monument of the first category. Tuhelj is probably best known by Terme Tuhelj, thermal water and healing mud that has been known since the time of ancient Rome. Today the Tuhelj Terme is one of the most complete tourist and recreational centers of continental tourism in Croatia. The center offers the 4 outdoor swimming pools and 4 indoor pools and lazy river with many water attractions, water massages and water slides for relaxation and fun for the whole family. The water at the source has a temperature of 33 degrees and has proven therapeutic for rheumatism, sciatica, arthritis, gout, gynecological diseases, and respiratory diseases. With the healing waters, spas are known for the famous grainy, mineral healing mud. Accommodation in Tuhelj you can find in the hotels Terme, but also in favorable apartments, rooms and houses within a private family accommodation. Near the Terme Tuhelj is a baroque castle Mihanović which is unique for its baroque architecture and fascinating history. The castle is named after the poet Antun Mihanović, author of Croatia's national anthem, and today it is a unique place for business meetings, conferences, weddings, and special occasions. Visit Tuhelj and Tuhelj Terme and relax and have fun in a good family atmosphere. Search for private accommodation in Tuhelj. Apartments, rooms and holiday homes in Tuhelj and its surrounding. Welcome to Tuhelj!
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Top 10 tourist destinations
Croatia abounds in interesting and diverse places, thanks to its geographical position, long and rich history. Croatia occupies three very different geographical regions:Adriatic, Dinaric Alps (Dinarides) and the Pannonian plain. In a relatively small area, there are many interesting destinations and opportunities for either a short vacation and a getaway for a weekend or a long summer vacation.
In major Croatian cities on the Adriatic coast, you can explore the cultural and historical heritage of the ancient Romans, the Venetian, and the Dubrovnik republics. In continental Croatia you can feel the Central European spirit of old towns.
In small and lesser-known tourist destinations you can spend a peaceful vacation in cozy private family accommodation next to the beautiful beaches under the shades of fragrant pine forests and surrounded with crystal clear Adriatic sea.
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