Let Croatia whisk you away from the modern world into a land of drawbridges, ancient cities, and kings and queens
by Wu Shangyuan travel@mediacorp.com.sg
If you're planning the trip of a lifetime, why not plan one that incorporates some of the best food you will ever dine on? Here are four suggestions for vacations that emphasize culinary delights.
By Nina Fedrizzi and Nathalie Jordi
As the popularity of Croatia as a holiday destination has rocketed, the country has fast become a vibrant destination for European festival-goers. By Georgie Rogers
Croatia's Istrian Peninsula, in the northwest corner of the country, is an inviting mix of pungent truffles, Roman ruins, striking hill towns and pastel coastal villages, with a breezy Italian culture (left over from centuries of Venetian rule).By Rick Steves
Liberated from the dour restraint of the past, Eastern Europe offers unexpected riches to Western travellers on a weekend break: opulent hotels, treasure-filled castles, art, music and vibrant restaurants.By Johnny Morris
One morning, shrieking whistles yanked me out of a deep sleep. They sounded like a thousand cops dealing with an apocalyptic traffic jam. The constant racket drove out all rational thought.
By Robert Cross
The Croatian island of Vis has carved out a modest niche with its traditional cuisine, with tiny 'restaurants' – little more than a few tables in somebody's house – offering simple but delicious fare..by Lucija Stojevic
Always beguiling, Croatia's historic fortified city on the Adriatic is even better during its summer festival. Harriet O'Brien braves the crowds for our insider's guide.
The Croatian island of Hvar is being touted as a rival to the French Riviera. But the yachties haven't taken over completely. Author James Hopkin reveals its charms.
5 hrvatskih otoka za odmor08.02.2012
Prekrasni hrvatski otoci idealna su mjesta za uživanje u toplom vremenu, antičkim gradovima i ukusnoj hrani.