With the last day of May, we’re saying “Goodbye Croatia”.
I spent here intensive, sunny days.
I visited some lovely sites, but there are still a few more on my list.
Hopefully, one day, I can visit more.
See you again, Croatia! 🙂
“Full of Life” is a Croatian tourist slogan.
While visiting Croatia, enjoy also mountains;
it’s a country not only for sunbathing.
While visiting Croatia, enjoy water, Adriatic Sea and islands.
While visiting Croatia, enjoy its coastal cities;
they always have their own atmosphere.
While visiting Croatia, enjoy its towns and cities.
I liked a lot narrow streets of the old towns.
Don’t be surprised to find the Sphinx in Croatia. 🙂
The Sphinxes made of black granite, from the 15-16 century BC, were brought to Split from Egypt around the year 297.
Trogir and Split are located very close to each other, so don’t miss any of them while visiting Croatia. 🙂
Split is another beautiful Croatian historic city and a harbour.
Trogir is a lovely historic town and a harbour.
It’s probably an indication of my nationality, but I like a lot to see oranges on the trees. 🙂
I’m also happy yo see apples, pears or plums, but it’s juss less “exotic””. 😀
The Croatian flag consists of three equal horizontal bands: red (top), white and blue.
“A little bird told me” that Dubrovnik is called the Pearl of the Adriatic.
The Old City of Dubrovnik is the UNESCO World Heritage site.
Dubrovnik is an old, beautiful city in Croatia.
What’s better – Plitvice or Krka?
-I don’t know… I like both sites a lot.
Plitvice Lakes National Park is listed as the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Plitvice Lakes National Park (Plitvička Lakes or Plitvička Jezera) is a huge tourist attraction of Croatia.
Absolutely worth visiting! 🙂
Krka National Park was named after the river Krka.
Krka National Park is one of the best known national parks in Croatia.
Absolutely worth visiting!