Zadar is a Croatian city located between Rijeka and Split and it was the capital of Dalmatia for many centuries. The Zadar peninsula still preserves very old network of narrow and charming city streets. The town is fortified with medieval walls dating back to the 16th century and boasts an historic old town of Roman ruins and medieval churches alongside a stunning modern seaside promenade. . The pre-Romanesque Church of St Donatus dates back to the 9th century a...

This morning we met our guide who introduced himself "Hi, my name is Hrvoje but for those of you who have trouble with so many consonants please call me Harry". We figured we were off to a good start on our walking tour of Split. Split is the second largest city in Croatia, with just over 200,000 inhabitants, and is the largest city on the Adriatic coast. Split dates back from the 6th century BC and is most famous for the palace built by Roman emperor Diocletian...

Arrived in Dubrovnik in the late afternoon and after the peace and tranquillity of Kotor Bay we felt the crowds in the city were too much to handle. Headed up to the cable car to get an overview of this city and we could not have timed it better......right on sunset. Cannot wait to further explore this city tomorrow. Dubrovnik has a total population of approximately 45,000 and in 1979 joined the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. Dubrovnik is regarded as one o...