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Gradac - Guides

Gradac is the southernmost tourist settlement on Makarska Riviera, situated half way between Split and Dubrovnik. Once only known for its fishery and olive growing, today it is a modern tourist destination, with one of the longest pebble beaches on the Adriatic. Gradac is situated on an olive and pine grown slope which guarantees a lasting shade, and its surroundings are perfect for sports and... Read more

Mali Iž - Guides

Mali Iž is a village in Zadar riviera, situated on the northern coast of the island and connected to the mainland by regular ferry lines. Mali Iž has less then 200 inhabitants but it is a favorite destination of all who prefer peaceful holidays, miles from the city centers. Lovers of nature and diving will find many interesting locations for exploration since Iž is surrounded by 10 islets and... Read more

The island of Šipan - Guides

The island of Šipan is the largest of the Elafiti islands and has the most inhabitants. The surface area of the island is 16,5 km2 and the highest point is Velji Vrh and goes up to 243 meters. Šipan is a long-stretched island with two villages. Both are sheltered by the wind by deep-setted bays. The village Suđurađ has about 250 inhabitants, but has a very important harbour, where a car-ferry... Read more

The city of Pag - Guides

The town of Pag was built from 1443 to 1474 in its current place. Until that time, Pag residents had lived in the Old Town, an archeological site today. In 1244, King Bela IV granted Pag the Free Kingdom Town status, and in the 16th century, Pag got its own town statute. The town of Pag was created by traditional medieval architecture, with a central square and four streets dividing the town... Read more