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Historic Dalmatian City

The Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

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Located on the Adriatic coast in the south of Croatia and on the famous Dalmatian Coast, the city of Dubrovnik has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the most picturesque towns ...

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The Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

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Hvar is an island off the Dalmatian coast between the islands of Korcula and Brac. The island is well known for its warm sunny climate and its long history of lavender and rosemary oil production. Hv...

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Beautiful Medieval Walled City

The Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

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The island of Korcula is situated just over a mile from the mainland of Croatia across the Peljesac Channel. Originally covered in pine trees, the island was settled by the Greeks around 400BC and at ...

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Jewel-like Island off the Dalmatian Coast

The Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

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Mljet is an island south of the Peljesac Peninsula a couple of hours boat ride east of Korcula. The western side of the island is a wooded National Park containing two saltwater lakes, Malo Jezero and...

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Breathtaking Scenery of Lakes and Waterfalls

The Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

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Unmissable Plitvice Lake National Park is well-deserving its UNESCO World Heritage status. Made up of a network sixteen small lakesall connected with numerous large and smaller waterfalls this is...

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