Tucked away on the horizon of Kvarner Bay and shaped by sand, Susak is filled with sandy beaches, wild blackberries, tiny stone houses, and sprawling vineyards.
Author: inspileath
Things to do in cultural Rijeka, the pulse of Kvarner Bay, Croatia
Despite being Kvarner’s largest city, Rijeka was, until recently, less popular with tourists than Opatija, Lovran, and Crikvenica. But this is changing.
A scenic walk above Mojstrana to the grassy peak of Vrtaško Sleme
Sheltered by the Julian Alps cliffs, the path rises from the quaint town of Mojstrana and leads to the summit of Vrtaško Sleme.
Vihoraški Put: Hiking Through the Hidden Heart of Gorski Kotar
Vihoraški put is one of Croatia’s most enchanting mountain trails, where rugged ridges, forest silence and dramatic landscapes come together in an unforgettable hiking experience.
Slow Things to Do on Cres Island, Croatia
Located in the vast Kvarner Bay, the most important Adriatic island side is 65 m long with a diverse and exciting coastline.
Walking Krk: a gentle adventure through Vela and Mala Luka bays to the Corinthia fort
Located on the southeastern side of the island of Krk, Croatia, this trail offers one of the most exciting hikes on the island.
Završje: where silence tells old stories
Završje (also known as Piemonte d’Istria) sits atop a hill at 373 m, on the right bank of the Mirna River in Istria, Croatia.
Svetvinčenat, the site of a medieval castle
Located in the southern part of the Istrian peninsula, Svetvinčenat is mystical and magical, situated at the historical border of the former Roman province of Istria, established during the Roman era.
Begunjščica: a grassy giant of the Karawanks
Set in the Karawanks mountain range, Begunjščica Peak—the highest of the broad-shouldered mountains is grassy and offers magnificent views over Slovenia and Austria.
Mošćenice: discovering a peaceful hilltop haven above Kvarner Bay
High above the Kvarner Bay, Mošćenice rests like a watchful guardian on its hill, wrapped in stone walls and stories that time has not hurried to forget. Narrow cobbled alleys wind between old houses, their shutters faded by the sun and sea winds. From the terraces, the […]