High above the valley town of Jesenice, nestled within the lush ridgelines of the Karawanks, lies Golica—a mountain where meadows bloom like snowfall and time slows to the rhythm of the wind. At 1,835 meters, Golica is not the highest peak, but it may be one of the most soulful. The trail to Velika Golica […]
Located in Triglav National Park heart between the Dolič Pass (2,164 m), the Hribarice Pass (2,306 m) and the Prehodavci Pass (2071 m), Kanjavec Mountain peak(2,568 m – 8,425 ft) is gentle and mountain panoramic view jam-packed. High in the heart of Triglav National Park, tucked between three mountain passes, lies Kanjavec – a 2,568-metre-high […]
Set in central Istria, Oprtalj rests on a 378-metre hill, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and the soft embrace of open skies. As you approach, the scent of olives drifts through the air and the rhythm of the vineyards seems to slow your steps. From the hilltop, views unfold gently, revealing valleys and horizons that […]
Triglav, at 2,864 meters the highest peak in Slovenia, rises in the heart of Triglav National Park and the Julian Alps. Its ridge is rugged and characteristic of this mountain range. There’s something about starting before the sun. The road from Istria was still cloaked in night when we set off, headlights carving through quiet […]
Located into the Julian Alps mountain range with ends of the Planica, Bale, Koritnicaandthe last Trenta valleys, mighty Jalovec(2645 m) is “King of the Slovenian Mountains.” If Triglav is a national symbol, then Jalovec is a symbol for those who listen to the mountains. It’s not just about the peak. Jalovec is about the approach, […]
Tucked into the western foothills of Učka, the picturesque village of Boljun once held great strategic importance. Perched on a 254-metre hill, with steep slopes guarding it on three sides, this old fortified town now rests in quiet beauty, carrying its history gently through time. For those who want to fully experience Istria, it will […]
Situated in the lagoon on the eastern shore with sandy beaches and linked with the town stone walls, occurring to have been noticed from 10,000 years ago, Nin is ancient and tiny. Why should you visit Nin Nin is a small town of Dalmatia, located on an island in the middle of the sandy lagoon, […]
As the largest city in Dalmatia and the second largest and most populous city in Croatia, Split offers many attractions for travellers of different interests and ages. Split is a city located on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, renowned for its rich history and stunning architecture. As one of the most important ports […]
Set into the “Trnovski Gozd”mountain area in Slovenia overlookingAjdovščina, Vipava Valley, Julian and Kamnik Alps; Mali Golak Peak (1495 m) peak is simple but wonderful hiking trip. The approach is accessible mostly over the dense forest and “Iztok Lodge – Iztokova Koča pod Golaki Lodge”offering a lot of hiking joy. In the Heart of the […]
The Island of Hvar, situated in central Dalmatia, Croatia, is green and diverse. Finally, it happened. Accompanied by dolphins gliding alongside the ferry from Split, I stepped onto the island of calmness, nature, and peace — yet also rich with historical monuments, heritage, and timeless rural architecture. Strolling down the promenades of ancient towns felt […]
Labin that is also known as ancient Albona situated on a 315-metre high hill of southeastern Istria seems to be at a glance the town having the invisible streets. Yet, those streets won’t stay hidden. When one starts searching for the traces to discover them, he’ll soon notice artistic and vibrant city core full of […]
Setinto thePaklenica National Park, located on theSouth Velebit mountain range, Sveto Brdo (1751)is nothing but a “Saint Hill”. Itis not without reason, because of the two bases. First, itoffers one of the most magnificent views in Croatia, extending of the Zadar archipelago. As second to hike this peak one should follow all of the real […]