Have you ever made paintings with your own travel photos? We recently received a canvas board with a photo from one of our trips to Poland. Really fun to have a memory from one of our trips on the wall at home! Please tell us how you usually use your travel photos?
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Updated: August 2026 | Are you thinking about taking your children or grandchildren on holiday in Germany? The country offers everything from fairytale castles and interesting museums to theme parks and safari parks. Today we offer tips for those of you who want to take your children on a trip to Germany.
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Updated: August 2026 | What is there to see and do in Zadar, Croatia? The historic coastal city in Dalmatia offers Roman remains, old churches and charming alleys – but also modern attractions such as the famous Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun. Here you can experience history, restaurants and beautiful sunsets, and at the same time have a perfect starting point for excursions to islands and national parks.
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Updated: August 2026 | Paklenica National Park in Croatia is a dramatic world of deep canyons, high cliffs and hiking trails through the Velebit Mountains. We have hiked through Velika Paklenica ourselves and experienced how the landscape changes from the warm valley to lush mountain nature. Here we collect our experiences and best tips for those who want to visit Paklenica National Park.
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Updated: August 2026 | Zaton Holiday Resort is a large holiday resort and campsite on the Adriatic Sea, just outside Nin in Croatia. It offers camping, glamping and other accommodation along with a beach, pools, restaurants and a wide range of activities. We visited the resort during our motorhome trip in Croatia – and quickly realised that this is camping with everything extra.
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Although a rare sight on our Swedish roads, the iconic image of a Volkswagen T1 with surfboards on the roof is a sight that has hardly escaped anyone. Beachcombing, surfing and a relaxed lifestyle remain a dream for many. But the fact is that it is there, more accessible than ever, albeit in a slightly different form.
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Updated: August 2026 | What is there to see and do in Nin, Croatia? The small town just north of Zadar offers an unusually large amount of history in a small area. Here you can discover Roman remains, old churches and Croatian royal history – but also salt production, long, shallow sandy beaches and the special lagoon that surrounds the old town centre.
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Updated August 2026 | The island of Pag in Croatia is an elongated windswept island that is famous for its salt production, its special sheep's cheese and its beautiful sandy beaches. You can come here to sunbathe and swim, enjoy beautiful nature and discover the island's history. We have checked out the historic town of Pag and the nice Camping Šimuni, with both campsites and cottages.
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Updated: August 2026 | Pakoštane is a small resort on the Adriatic Sea in northern Dalmatia, just south of Biograd na Moru. Here you can find beaches with clear water, a small old town center, boating and restaurants along the coast. Its location between the sea and Lake Vrana also makes Pakoštane a good starting point for excursions in the area.
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Updated: August 2026 | Biograd na Moru is a small coastal town in Dalmatia, just south of Zadar. It has a small-scale town center, marina, restaurants and beaches with the clear Adriatic Sea right next door. The location also makes Biograd a good starting point for excursions to islands, national parks and other places along the Dalmatian coast.
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