Dubrovnik is a delight. You can sample busy markets and cafés in the Old Quarter, pine-scented hills and wonderful peaceful bays not far from the ancient city, and small village harbours with cobbled streets, inviting you to explore them. You will find a rich cultural life that has over many years inspired numerous writers and
Dubrovnik in Croatia is a wonderful place to be at Christmas. With stalls set up in the town square, traditional festive customs and homes twinkling with lighted decorations, it’s safe to say that Christmas in Dubrovnik is well worth experiencing.
Croatia is a country with a rich historic heritage. Testament to Croatia’s opulent cultural and historical heritage are the many medieval ruins and settlements that are scattered across this diverse and fascinating country. The Istrian peninsula on the northern end of Croatia’s Adriatic coastline is no exception and is home to many fantastic medieval ruins
Nestled beside the sea, the beautiful town of Dubrovnik is a paradisiacal hub for culture and art. A trip to this inspiring Croatian town would not be the same without experiencing some of Dubrovnik’s many art galleries. Take a look at three art galleries that must be explored by all art-lovers travelling to one of
If you are looking for a holiday destination with a difference this year that combines stunning verdurous scenery, traditional culture and fabulous cuisine; heading to the hilltop town of Motovun is likely to be a great choice.
From cherry-picking quirky handmade gifts to warming your tummy with a delicious cup of mulled wine accompanied with a bag of roasted chestnuts, there is nothing quite like a Christmas market to get us in the mood for the festive season. Europeans are literally spoilt for choice when it comes a deciding which special and
Some exciting news is bubbling in the Vintage Travel camp – we are expanding our Croatia portfolio of villas to the beautiful Dubrovnik region of Croatia. Due to phenomenal demand from our clients who are keen to explore the stunning diverse and scenically-unique lands of Dubrovnik, Vintage Travel is delighted to introduce a selection of
Where, you might cry!? Brtonigla, situated in North West Istria on the top of a hill, which like most hills in Istria, has a story to tell. Known as the ‘land of wine, fruit and olives’, Brtonigla is surrounded by a diverse natural setting that is perfect for the fertile production of, you guessed it,
Beaches, culture, landscapes, sunshine, cuisine, friendliness… we could go on and on about what’s great about Croatia. If you are deliberating about where to spend your holiday this year, check out five reasons why you should visit Croatia. Mouth watering cuisine Okay so it might not have the international notoriety the likes of French, Italian
What was once scowled upon by the modest mainstream has been steadily growing in popularity. With the ever-growing prevalence of nude beaches, even local authorities across Europe are turning a blind eye. So engrained in popular culture have nudist beaches become that ‘top tens’ and ‘favourite fives’ are now regular features in the travel writing
