Lopar, Rab
Choose Lopar’s sandy bays and geological walks, discover maritime heritage and stay near the beach on Rab’s northern peninsula.
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Choose Lopar’s sandy bays and geological walks, discover maritime heritage and stay near the beach on Rab’s northern peninsula.
Postira combines a working harbour, stone streets and nearby beaches on northern Brač. Add Lovrečina’s sandy bay or an inland visit to Dol to explore beyond the waterfront.

Rocky coastline east of Orlec on the island of Cres.
Discover inland Orlec’s stone village and pasture landscape, with a separately planned Mali Bok descent and wider Cres food and stay options.

Church of Our Lady of the Snows and surrounding stone houses in Pupnat on Korčula.
Pupnat offers stone-built village streets, the Kumpanjija tradition and a meal in the island interior. Pupnatska Luka is a separate coastal outing below the hills.
Clifftop stone lanes, Glagolitic collections and Žlahtina wine on Krk’s eastern coast, with beaches below and beyond the town.

Žrnovo on Korčula, with Orebić and the Pelješac Peninsula in the background.
Žrnovo combines four inland hamlets, stone lanes and handmade makaruni. Walk the village, plan a separate Kočje outing and distinguish inland accommodation from the nearby coast.

Pakleni Islands and Pakleni Channel, viewed from Hvar.
A protected archipelago opposite Hvar town, with wooded coves, island restaurants and very different choices of landing place.

Houses and green hills in Popovići in Konavle.
Popovići stands above the Konavle cliffs, where village fields meet a dramatic coast and a steep path descends to Pasjača beach.

Dragozetići village on a wooded hillside on the island of Cres.
A small northern Cres village of stone houses and rural paths, with Tramuntana walks and a separate excursion to Beli.

Aerial view of Njivice harbour and coastline on the island of Krk.
A harbour, coastal promenade and beach neighbourhoods on northwestern Krk, with traces of a much older settlement behind the holiday setting.

Shallow coastal water at Privlaka near Zadar, with a fishing boat and the bridge to Vir in the background.
Privlaka near Zadar brings sandy shores together with a fishing harbour, old wells and the history of the sabunjari sand workers.

Bell tower and roof of the Church of St James in Soline on Dugi Otok.
A small waterfront village on Solišćica Bay, with a salt-working past and a separate beach outing to nearby Sakarun.