One Day in Vrboska, the Little Venice of Hvar One day in Vrboska. Tucked away on the northern coast of Hvar, Vrboska is the smallest town on the island, yet one of the most charming. Often called the “Little Venice of Hvar” for its network of stone bridges crossing a narrow canal. Vrboska combines history…
One night in Casa en el agua – A Floating Eco-Hostel in Colombia Spending one night in Casa en el Agua, an eco-hostel floating over a turquoise Caribbean sea, was truly one of the best travel experiences of my life. About the Experience in Casa en el agua Casa en el Agua is a wooden…
Milan and Lake Como in 3 days – A Relaxed Ending to Our Italian Adventure After almost three weeks exploring Italy from top to bottom, we reached our final destination: Milan and Lake Como. By this point, we were honestly quite tired (mentally and physically) from constantly moving, discovering new places, and taking in so…
What to do in two days in Split – A Magical Walk Through History Split is a city that breathes history. Located on the Dalmatian coast, it’s Croatia’s second-largest city and a place where ancient Roman ruins blend seamlessly with lively Mediterranean culture. Its beating heart is Diocletian’s Palace — a UNESCO World Heritage Site…
Grease Monkey! The best bar in Budapest Budapest is one of those cities that completely captures your heart. With its majestic architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and the perfect blend of Eastern and Western Europe. It’s a place that feels both timeless and constantly evolving. I had the privilege of living in Budapest for six months,…
How to visit Vis: Croatia’s Hidden Gem Tucked away in the Adriatic Sea, Vis is one of Croatia’s most remote and fascinating islands. Known for its unspoiled nature, crystal-clear waters, and rich history, Vis remained closed to tourism until 1989 due to its strategic military importance during Yugoslav times. This isolation helped preserve its authenticity,…
Venice in two days: A Timeless Journey Through History and Colour Venice, the floating city built on more than 100 islands in a lagoon of the Adriatic Sea, is one of the most unique and historically rich destinations in the world. Once the heart of the powerful Venetian Republic, it dominated trade between Europe and…
Discover Florence: A Timeless Open-Air Museum Florence, or Firenze in Italian, is one of those cities that captures your heart instantly. Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, it is considered the cradle of the Renaissance, a city where art, history, architecture, and human genius converge in a way that is nothing short of magical. Walking…
If there’s one dish that captures the soul of Dalmatian cuisine, it’s Peka. Traditionally made with octopus, potatoes, and vegetables slow-cooked under a metal bell covered in embers, Peka is more than just a meal, it’s an experience rooted in Croatian culture and family gatherings. While I didn’t try the meat version (I’m vegetarian), I…
A Brief History of Stari Grad In this Two days in Stari Grad you will travel to the past.Stari Grad meaning “Old Town” in Croatian, is one of the oldest towns in Europe, founded by Greek settlers from the island of Paros in 384 BC. Back then, it was called Faros, and it quickly became…
