Vrsar
Vrsar combines a hilltop old town with coastal viewpoints and modern sculpture. Link the harbour and upper streets, then give Dušan Džamonja’s park its own visit.
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Franciscan monastery on Badija by the sea, with a boat off the shore and mountains in the background.
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Badija
Take a boat from Korčula to Badija for a pine-shaded island walk, rocky and pebble coves, and the Franciscan monastery.
Street in Karanac with traditional houses, trees and a church tower.
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Karanac
Karanac brings together Baranja cooking, village streets and a collection of old crafts. Leave time for the workshops of Ulica zaboravljenog vremena before lunch.
Beli on Cres, with stone houses and a bell tower on a hill above the sea.
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Beli, Cres
Explore hilltop Beli, Tramuntana woodland and griffon-vulture conservation, with a separate descent to the harbour and beach.
Metajna on Pag, with houses along the bay, small boats and rocky slopes.
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Metajna
Start in Metajna village, swim at nearby Ručica or plan a walk through Pag’s bare coastal landscape with a route suited to your experience.
Tučepi
Tučepi brings together a long pebble beach, medieval St George’s chapel and the stone hamlets on the slopes of Biokovo.
View over the rooftops of Murter towards the bay and nearby islands under a cloudy sky.
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Murter
Murter’s harbour, stone lanes and ancient Colentum tell the story of an island town shaped by farming and the sea.
Petrčane
Between Zadar and Nin, Petrčane combines a coastal village with medieval churches, vineyards and a history reaching back to the eleventh century.
Adamović castle in Čepin, with a weathered facade, red roof and greenery.
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Čepin
Explore Čepin’s church and manor near Osijek, then head into the countryside for the medieval Kolođvar ruins. Local festivals offer another reason to visit.
Houses and fields in a rural part of Tuheljske Toplice among wooded hills.
Tuheljske Toplice
Spend a day in Tuheljske Toplice between thermal pools, Mihanović manor and the hills of Zagorje. Velika Erpenja offers a hilltop church outing nearby.
View of Brtonigla in Istria, with houses and a central bell tower above greenery.
Brtonigla
Discover Brtonigla’s village streets, Rukavina gallery and wine country, with producer visits and countryside outings beyond the centre.
View across the sea towards Orašac near Dubrovnik, with houses beneath mountain slopes.
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Orašac
Orašac rises above the Koločep Channel near Dubrovnik, with a votive church, an old summer residence and a beach below the village.
