Košljun – Gem of Nature on the Island of Krk

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There is no school in Croatia that wasn’t at least once a special guest of this Croatian gem of nature - the astonishing islet Košljun and its Franciscan monastery on the Island of Krk.

Islet of Košljun is situated in protected bay of Punat, between towns of Krk and Baška, where you can also find the biggest Marina in Croatia, that is a touristic port known as ‘Marina...

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Winter Holidays by Island of Krk

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Spending winter holidays on the island of Krk is something you’d never think of?

Well, in December - as almost every country in this world - also Croatia turns into a beautiful winter wonderland.

Decorated pine trees, Christmas songs, the scent of mulled wine and cooked sausages while you stroll through the streets are only a part of this whole winter holiday...

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Top three Mediterranean Delicacies on the Island of Krk

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Like the whole Croatian region, also the island of Krk is known for countless hidden gems and traditional, local delicacies you simply cannot miss out!

Here are our top three must-try delicacies you should definitely experience on your next adventure to Croatia:

1. Wine Tales on the Island of Krk

Croatia is one of the Mediterranean countries known for its rich...

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Top 10 Reasons Why Croatia?

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#1  Coffee culture

Because you can sip your coffee for hours without any guilt!

You woke up and just don’t feel like going to the beach again? No problem at all! Live like a real Croatian – walk down to the first coffee bar you like, order your favourite coffee and just relax… and keep relaxing and sipping your exquisite coffee for hours,...

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How to get the best local produce on the Island of Krk

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Isn’t it awesome when you can eat fresh, local, organic goods and nothing else?
Did you know that even today, for most Croatian families, this is the only way of living? For daily preparation of traditional dishes locals only need to hop in their own gardens, local family farms or local markets - simple as that!

So, where can You find this natural treasure?

If...

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Flower- shaped Dry Stone Walls called Mrgari

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Photo by Valter Stojšić / Baška Tourist Board 

Have you ever travelled through Croatia and noticed dry stone walls? They are definitely a huge part of Croatia’s landscape, like olive trees or rocky coastline. These walls, called suhozid or gromače, are centuries old and they were built for agricultural...

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