Croatia is not all about holidays in Dubrovnik & city breaks in Zagreb. The country is also home to numerous beautiful & untouched islands, most of which are pretty easy to get to, and can either be used as a base for a holiday or as island hopping destinations. From party islands to quite seaside escapes, here are our top picks for a Croatian island getaway.
Brac:
Recognized for its traditional architecture, sandy beaches and limestone quarries, Brac is the largest of the central Dalmatian Islands. The Island is best known for its stunning Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) beach that resembles a long obtruding finger extending into the sea. Besides beach lovers, this is also a popular destination among wind surfers, and the island’s nearness to the mainland makes it popular with day-trippers.
Hvar:
Boasting nearly 2718 hours of sunshine a year, Hvar is the sunniest of the islands of the Dalmatian coast. It is also the swankiest & a magnet for Hollywood celebrities: Michael Douglas, Client
Malta boasts glorious varieties into its tiny archipelago. You will get to explore prehistoric temples, fossil-studded cliffs, thrilling adventures, hidden coves and a history of remarkable intensity.
The landscape of Malta contrasts rocky stretches of coast that end in dizzying limestone cliffs with beautiful sheltered bays that disguise gin clear water and red gold beaches. The many marinas of the islands jostle with boats and you can enjoy visiting Malta in the best way possible.
Both divers and snorkelers have so much to discover underwater as well, a world of caves, wrecks and crags awaits! Above the water, walking tracks negotiate the spectacle-packed pathways connecting isolated coves and amazing historical structures. Even if you are a short time visitor in Malta, a simple journey around Grand Harbour in Valletta is an enchanting experience.
Things to Do in Malta
Rock Climbing
Rock climbing in Malta is full of fun and exciting and can be done throughout the year. Thanks to the
Explore the enchantment of magnificent mountain islands lit by the Midnight Sun on an amazingly beautiful Lofoten Islands on your sailing trip in Norway. Situated inside the Arctic Circle, around 50km away from the coast of the mainland, thus beautiful series of islands is located about 500 miles north of the capital – Oslo.
While on a sailing trip in Norway, here are a few best places to explore in the Lofoten Islands:
The Best Places to Visit during Norway Sailing Adventures
1. Tromso –
Tromso is also known as “The Paris of the North”. Being the largest city located north of Norway, it has around 75,000 inhabitants and has managed to preserve diverse arrays of historical wooden houses located within the city centre.
Based on an island offering a spectacular backdrop of the snowy mountain, the city enjoys the magnificence of the midnight sun from the 21st May to the 21st July. Take this opportunity to enjoy a ride along the city for a stroll.
2. Harstad –
Harstad is the largest town located
