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Panoramic view of the old town of Buje in Istria, with hilltop buildings and surrounding vegetation.
Buje, or Buie, combines a hilltop old town with vineyard and olive-growing countryside. Explore St Servulus and the stone streets, then give Momjan and wine tasting a separate outing.
View from the eastern shore of Saplunara on Mljet, with wooded shoreline, small islands and a sailboat.
Sandy coves and pine woodland at Mljet’s eastern end, with beachside stays and a separate journey to the national park in the west.
Premantura and its bell tower in the distance across open countryside in Istria.
Use Premantura’s village lanes, restaurants and accommodation as a base for nature walks and a separately planned Kamenjak visit.
Vineyards and scattered houses on the hills near Železna Gora in Međimurje.
Železna Gora sits among the vineyards of Upper Međimurje. Combine a cellar tasting with lunch at Terbotz, then continue to nearby Štrigova for its churches.
Lumbarda brings sandy vineyards, Grk wine and contrasting beach bays together at Korčula’s eastern end. Combine a village walk with one beach, a tasting and a meal.
Coastal bay at Dragove on Dugi Otok, with houses, pine trees and rocks along the shore.
An elevated village on northeastern Dugi otok, with church heritage, views towards small islets and Veli Žal across the island.
View across Debeljak from the hill above the village at sunset.
Debeljak lies among the fields, vineyards and low karst hills of Ravni kotari, inland from Sukošan.
Zaton’s bay near Dubrovnik holds old summer residences, waterside villages and freshwater springs that once powered mills.
View of Vinišće bay near Marina, with waterfront houses and sailboats.
Vinišće curves around a deep bay west of Trogir, with vineyards in its history and old quarries along the surrounding coast.
Church and bell tower in Labinci, in the municipality of Kaštelir-Labinci in Istria.
Visit Labinci for medieval frescoes, a connection to the Parenzana railway and olive oil from local producers.
Walk Rogoznica’s old peninsula and sheltered waterfront, visit the Dragon’s Eye lake and choose a harbour meal or a longer coastal stay.
Dretulja River near Plaški, viewed upstream from the D42 bridge north of the town.
Plaški lies in a broad valley of fields, wet meadows and wooded hills. Explore the Dretulja landscape, then try working with clay in nearby Janja Gora.
