Travel In Croatia

Brides Magazine , the leading American journal for the wedding, in his year's winter edition , in an article titled " Europe 's Amazing Island Pairs ," recommended the islands of Hvar and Brac for honeymoons . Article recommends Hvar as already known destination , and the island of Brac is the readers as a destination for those who prefer a quieter location. Both islands are described as Mediterranean oasis, Hvar as elite option with mega yachts and very popular night life , and Brac as a destination of beautiful beaches . Croatia was thus on the list of recommended destinations for honeymoons along with Italy , Greece and Spain , confirming its place among the most popular destinations of Americans . Brides Magazine has a monthly circulation of 306,000 copies. This is just the latest of many influential American and Canadian media, which this year wrote about Croatia , and among them the most distinguished National Geographic Traveler , New York ...

Lucice cave On the island of Brac one can find numerous interesting sites for diving. One of the most beautiful is Lucice Cave . It is located on the south-east coast of the island, closer to Milna than Bol. It is the biggest cove in this area and it has five smaller coves. At the coves exit, only 5m from the shore and at a depth of 3m, there is an entrance to the underwater cave descending vertically to 25m. Diving is possible throughout the entire cave under daylight, except in the tunnel, where underwater torches are required.

Bol on the large island of Brac is a vibrant little town, blessed by Croatia's most spectacular beach, the vast, golden shingle sandbar Zlatni Rat. In the summer Zlatni Rat gets crowded (but still manageable) with sunbathers from all over the world and offers a lot of entertainment and activities, wind surfing, jet-skiing, ater skiing, or riding on rubber rings to name a few. Nightlife in Bol is relaxed. Popular hang out place is Faces Club, a beautiful open-air club where each night 2000 dancers dance until the morning. And if clubs are not your scene there is alwas numerous bars and traditional Konobe, which is can be anything from a small family run wine bar t...