Chef’s Stage 2019
Chef’s Stage 2019
Chef’s Stage 2019
Travel in Croatia – Nature, History, Food and People
Chef’s Stage 2019
Driving over Kozjak and visiting local historic sites with a local archaeologist
One Summer Afternoon in the Dalmatian countryside
Čavoglave village and the spring of Čikola River
Modrave olive groves is one of the last untouched regions of the North Dalmatian coast.
Caving a Modrič Cave near Zadar is a great adventure for families
Tasting great wines at Zadar regions prime tasting cellar of Škaulj in Nadin.
Mythical Diomede’s Cape of the Adriatic near Rogoznica
Lergina Gradina – Secret Dalmatia donation 2017 for more archaeology discoveries in Croatia
The ghosts and graffiti of Sepurine military base
History of the Turkish Han in Vrana near Biograd – The Westernmost civil monument of the Turkish rule in the Balkans.
Winter exploring of Dalmatian hinterland, hilltop fortress of Orlić and abandoned villages
This past spring we finally managed to take the famous old road Majstorska cesta leading from Dalmatia to Lika and passing beautiful Tulove grede rock formation.
Hiking to Croatia’s highest peak . Sinjal (1831m) – is quite an experience as Dinara mountain offers stunning views and opportunity to enjoy nature at it’s wildest!
I always wanted to visit Susak. There is something (actually, A LOT of) unique about that island. Well off the radar, it is a peaceful paradise far away from popular and noisy islands of the Dalmatian coast.