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Beli Manastir - Guides

Beli Manastir is the only town in Baranja and its administrative seat. It grew on the Southeast slopes of the Baranja Mountain, almost half way between Osijek in the south and Hungarian town of Mohač in the north. The town name derives from the Middle Ages when in 1227 the Hungarian palatine Moys de Daro erected a monastery on his property, in the place named Pél. Because of this, the place was... Read more

Privlaka - Guides

Privlaka is a picturesque tourist and fishing town on riviera Zadar, situated on a large, flat peninsula, from all three sides surrounded by crystal sand and divine beaches. Privlaka is the most important tie between the oldest Croatian royal town of Nin in the North East and the island Vir in the West. Privlaka is first mentioned in written documents in 1296 as a viticultural community. The... Read more

Island Drvenik - Guides

Island Drvenik is famous for its untouched nature and beauty of the sea. Island Drvenik is situated 15 miles from Split and 7 miles from city Trogir. The island is best known, probably for its beautiful beach Krknjasi. This most beautiful lagoon on Drvenik is situated on the south-east coast of the island. The bay is surrounded and protected with two islands, Large and Small Krknjasi. Krknjasi... Read more

The city of Pag - Guides

The town of Pag was built from 1443 to 1474 in its current place. Until that time, Pag residents had lived in the Old Town, an archeological site today. In 1244, King Bela IV granted Pag the Free Kingdom Town status, and in the 16th century, Pag got its own town statute. The town of Pag was created by traditional medieval architecture, with a central square and four streets dividing the town... Read more