Travel Wisdom

We travel to feel inspired, but there is no inspiration without going outside of our comfort zone. Knowing how to familiarise yourself with local ways is a skill that can be learned and applied universally – no matter which country you're visiting. In today's global world, dealing with cultural difference is a matter of basic literacy. It's also a perfect way of looking within and learning about yourself. Dig into my travel wisdom!

Imotski Croatia: the land of epic nature and poetic people

Imotski is a small town in inland Dalmatia. A trip there is a world away from the Dalmatian coast. But if you can get by without the Adriatic Sea a day or two, your visit won’t be short of … [Read more...]

10 reasons to fall in love with Sinj: the heart of Dalmatia

Dalmatian coast… Who can resist the divine appeal of its crystalline Adriatic, its succulent seafood and the intoxicating song of tireless crickets?Most foreign tourists can’t. Most Croatians … [Read more...]

Croatian money: 17 useful and strange facts you should know

Croatia is proud of its cultural quirks and Croatian currency is no exception.Croatian money is called Kuna (Kn) which in Croatian means pine marten. Don’t worry. These days we don’t walk around … [Read more...]

Fun Quiz: how well do you know indigenous Croatia animals?

Many domestic breeds of Croatia animals are endangered today. Some indigenous cows have almost died out because they don't give 'enough' milk according to the industry standards.Horses native in … [Read more...]

10 yummy secrets every foodie must know about Croatia

How do you decide which food to put in your belly? Is it because it's in season? Is it because it tastes yummy and you've loved it since childhood? Maybe you've read that a certain dark leafy veg does … [Read more...]

How to use Airbnb in Croatia without breaking the law

Traveling like a local is the big thing. Choosing private accommodation over hotels, learning about authentic food and wine, mimicking local customs, even having a little crush on a local.But what … [Read more...]

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