The Croatia travel basics that actually matter before you go
The Dubrovnik Cable Car is one of the easiest ways to reach Mount Srđ, but also one of the more expensive short rides in the city. Here’s what to expect, how much it costs and whether it’s actually worth it.
Dubrovnik Cable Car: Is It Worth It? Prices, Views and What to Expect Read More »
Not every day trip from Split is as easy as it looks. This guide breaks down which trips actually work in one day, which ones are better to skip and how to plan without wasting time.
Best Day Trips from Split: What Actually Makes Sense in 2026 (and What to Skip) Read More »
The 1-day city pass costs €40 and includes the City Walls and a 24-hour bus ticket. The 3-day pass is €50 and includes a 3-day bus ticket and a 20% off Lokrum tickets, while the 7-day pass is €60 and includes a 7-day bus plus 30% discount on Lokrum and Mljet tickets.
Is Dubrovnik Pass Worth It? Who Should Get It and What’s Included Read More »
Shuttle (€10), Uber (€25–35) or local bus (€3): a clear breakdown of travel times, drop-off points and what actually works depending on where you are staying.
How to get from Dubrovnik Airport to the city: prices, options and drop-off points Read More »
EES is now active across Europe, replacing passport stamps with digital entry records. Here’s what travellers can expect at borders and airports, who needs it and why delays are happening.
EES Europe: What the New System Means at Borders and Airports in 2026 Read More »
Most travellers take a catamaran from Split to Hvar Town in about 1 hour (€25), while ferries are slower but cheaper and arrive in Stari Grad. This guide explains both routes, real prices, car transport and how to plan a day trip without wasting time.
Split to Hvar: Ferry or Catamaran, Day Trips and Prices (2026) Read More »
What a day trip to Plitvice from Split actually looks like, with time, cost and tips.
Is a Day Trip from Split to Plitvice Lakes Worth It in 2026? Read More »
Most visitors don’t realise Dubrovnik Old Town is closed to traffic until they arrive. Here’s where cars can go, where you’ll be dropped off and what to expect.
Dubrovnik Old Town Traffic Restrictions: Where You Can (and Can’t) Drive Read More »
Dubrovnik doesn’t have to cost a fortune. This realistic 3-day itinerary shows how two people can experience the city in high season for around €500, without missing the main highlights.
A practical Dubrovnik ferry guide covering routes, tickets and island connections. Find out where boats leave from, how to plan your trip and what to expect before travelling.