A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
The Adriatic Coastline has always been a remarkable treasure. As travelers sought alternatives to the holiday resorts of Western Europe, they stumbled upon this coastline, only for the Balkans to descend into conflict. After these challenges subsided and Yugoslavia disintegrated, tourists gradually began to return. It is undeniably Croatia – a new nation with a population of only a few million – that has gained the most from this development.
First-time visitors to Croatia are often startled by the striking turquoise hue of its sea and see-straight-to-the-bottom waters. This Mediterranean sun destination certainly has no shortage of beaches – thanks to its 1,777-km-long (1,104 miles) Adriatic coastline and close to 1,200 islands, there’s a beach for everyone. The question is, do you prefer sandy or pebbly?
Brač is one of the stunning islands off the Croatian coast, renowned for its natural beauty and a variety of must-visit attractions that are sure to enthrall visitors.