Vodice is becoming more and more popular as a holiday destination. Find out what’s on offer in this Croatian seaside town.
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Christmas may well be long gone but there's no need to feel down in the first frosty months of 2012. In Zagreb, the party keeps on going.
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Split is a breathtaking city and has in recent years gained much popularity not only for its beautiful and historical city sights, its great night scene and fabulous restaurants but also as a meeting place for tourists and business professionals alike. The city has much more to offer than fun in the sun including great events & international exhibitions such as the Croatia Boat Show, SASO & GAST.
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Within the last twenty five years, Croatia has been granted several places of cultural interest. Towns, cities, cathedrals and natural beauty spots all fall under the same umbrella of global recognition in Croatia. For the historical importance alone that these locations hold, a visit to each is definitely encouraged on a trip to Croatia.
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From the 6th to the 31st and after, the celebrations do not stop. In Croatia, elves, candy canes, and holly are exchanged for Saint Nicholas, licitar hearts are given and wheat grown. Christmas trees ornate every town square while scents of Christmas cooking of fish cod with homemade noodles fill the air. Here are some of the very special Croatian traditions that you won’t find anywhere else.
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