Croatia’s Adriatic coastline is lined with towns and villages that each tell their own story. Some are ancient, founded by Greeks or Romans, with UNESCO listed old towns and centuries of history still visible in the stone. Others are relaxed seaside villages, known for their beaches, camping, and easy access to bigger cities nearby.
Every town featured here, I have visited and filmed. You will find information about beaches, local history, day trips, and practical things like transport and where to stay. Whether you are looking for a lively town or a quiet spot along the coast, the Croatian coastline has something for everyone.
Each article also comes with a YouTube video, so you can see the town before you decide to visit. I live in Split and have spent over 20 years exploring the Croatian coast, and I keep filming more towns as I go. There is always another stretch of coastline worth discovering.
Just 8 km south of Split lies the village of Stobreč, which forms part of the Split municipality. What most people don’t realize is that Stobreč is actually older than Split; like Trogir, it was founded by the Greeks. The original name of Stobreč was Epetium—a name you will still
If you’re looking for a budget-friendly holiday spot near Split, Croatia, consider Podstrana, a 9000 inhabitant relaxed coastal village just 10 km south of the city. Podstrana stretches about 6 km along the Adriatic coastline, from the Žrnovnica River southward. Perfect if you want sea views, easy access to Split,
Trogir is a must visit if you are in central Dalmatia. The UNESCO inlisted old town Island is a real gem! The city, which was originally named Tragurion, was founded in the 3rd century by Greek colonists who came over from Issa, the Island we today know as Vis. Trogir
My first encounter with Split was in October 2003, In spring 2004, I opened my first company here. At that time, I did not know how much I would fall in love with the place, and how much the place would change me! I still recall one of my first
Have you ever passed by a place and told yourself, “I need to visit there one day”? That’s exactly how I felt about Krapanj Island, which I’ve admired countless times while driving the coastal road from Split to Šibenik. Well, guess what? I finally visited Krapanj Island in combination with
Šibenik is a fascinating town, often overlooked due to its lack of an airport. Nevertheless, I believe Šibenik is worth considering for a holiday or a day trip. In the video below, I showcase Šibenik’s Old Town, the green market, the fortress protecting the city, one of its UNESCO sites,
Croatia’s Dalmatian coast is full of picturesque towns that blend history, charm, and stunning seaside views. In the video below, we visit two gems—Tribunj and Vodice. These lesser-known coastal destinations offer a perfect mix of relaxation, culture, and adventure. Join us as we wander through their narrow streets, beaches, and
Welcome to Zadar’s Old Town, a captivating peninsula on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast where history, culture, and modern charm intertwine. In my latest YouTube video, I take you on a walk through the Old Town, where we see the main sights, including the UNESCO listed city walls. We also visit the
