Updated: August 2026 | Krka National Park in Croatia is a lush world of waterfalls, rivers and hiking trails through a beautiful karst landscape. We have hiked at Skradinski Buk, taken a boat trip on the Krka River, visited the monastery on the island of Visovac and continued on to Roški Slap. Here we collect our experiences and best tips for those who want to visit Krka National Park.
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Updated: August 2026 | What is there to see and do in Trogir, Croatia? The historic coastal town is located just outside Split and offers narrow alleys, beautiful stone houses, medieval churches, a lively promenade and excursions on the Adriatic Sea. The old town is located on a small island and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site - and is, in our opinion, one of the most charming historic towns along the Croatian coast.
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Updated: October 2026 | Is Kalle's caviar available abroad? Yes, sometimes – especially in specialty stores and in places where many Scandinavians live or vacation. But there are also other types of caviar in tubes, not least in Norway and Finland. During our many travels, we have actually come across tube caviar in far more places than we first thought.
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Updated: August 2026 | What is it like to shop for food in Croatia and what grocery stores are there? During our many trips to the country, we have shopped several times in Croatian grocery stores – not least when we have traveled by camper and cooked our own food.
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Updated: August 2026 | What to see and do in Omiš, Croatia? The small town in Dalmatia has a spectacular location where the Cetina River flows into the Adriatic Sea, surrounded by steep mountains. Here you can stroll through the old town, climb up to old pirate forts, sunbathe and swim or go on adventures in the dramatic Cetina river landscape.
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Updated: August 2026 | The Makarska Riviera is one of Croatia's most spectacular stretches of coastline, with the clear waters of the Adriatic Sea on one side and the mighty Biokovo massif on the other. Along the approximately sixty-kilometer-long riviera are popular holiday resorts such as Brela, Baška Voda, Makarska, Tučepi and Podgora, as well as smaller coastal communities and numerous beaches and coves.
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Yesterday we made a small journey from Hvar in Croatia to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mostar is partly known for being one of the most attractive tourist resorts in the province of Herzegovina, and partly for the fierce fighting between Croats and Bosniaks during the Bosnian War and what came to be known as the "Battle of Mostar". This post is partly about the beautiful and interesting city of Mostar, and partly about our ongoing search for migraine medication ...
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Yesterday we spent ten minutes in Bosnia, or Bosnia and Herzegovina as the country is actually called. Yes, you heard right, ten minutes! If you've driven from Dubrovnik in southern Croatia to the north of the country, you'll understand exactly why - it's impossible to move on in Croatia without passing through Bosnia. I hadn't actually thought about it before, but the southern part of Croatia is not connected to the rest of the country.
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Updated: August 2026 | What is there to see and do in Dubrovnik? The historic city on the Adriatic Sea offers impressive city walls, palaces, churches, swimming, boat trips and fantastic views. The old town is on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is an attraction in itself. Here we have collected 16 things to see and do in Dubrovnik, plus practical tips for your visit.
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For two days we have been hanging out at a nice campsite in the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro. When driving around the Bay of Kotor you see quite a few camping signs, but most "campsites" are private gardens with such steep driveways that it can't even be considered, unless you are a backpacker with a tent. But eventually we found camping Naluka in Morinj.
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