Slovenia’s Charming Ljubljana & Lake Bled in Julian Alps
Ljubljana is a totally charming small city—though it is capital of Slovenia and its largest city at under 300,000 residents. The whole country’s population is only 2 million but of the former Yugoslavia countries, it was the 1st to leave and is the most successful....
Croatia–from Zagreb & Rovinj to Dalmatian Coast
Highlights: Zagreb, Postojna Caves, Prejama Castle, Rovinj and hill towns of the Istrian Peninsula, Plitvice Lakes National Park, and Split (our 1st stop on Croatia’s famous Dalmatian Coast). In Zagreb (ZAH-greb), we met our friends with whom we traveled for the...
Off Croatia’s Dalmation Coast–Hvar Island & Nearby Pakleni Islands
Hvar Island’s original inhabitants were migrants from the Greek Island of Paros in the 4th century BCE who created the settlement of Pharos, from which the name Hvar is derived. It too has been overrun like the rest of the former Yugoslavia, by Slavs, Venetians,...
Croatia’s Crown Jewel on the Dalmatian Coast: Dubrovnik
We sailed from Hvar to Dubrovnik on catamaran Ferry, the fastest and the most comfortable way to get to Dubrovnik. We met our guide at Place Gates for our walking tour, then we learned some of the history and culture by visiting some important city sites: Old Town,...Read Our Book for FREE
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