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In 1884, the Viennese painter baron Eugen Ransonnet introduced the Blue Cave on the island of Biševo to the world. In the morning, when the sun shines from the east onto the sandy bottom through the submerged entrance to the Blue Cave, a large quantity of light reflects from the sand (which is lighter than the surrounding rocks of the Blue Cave that have a biogenic overgrowth) and illuminates the interior of the cave.
Lonely Paradise is a small family restaurant located at mystical Tatinja cove, on the island of Šolta, where you can taste real peka in the most relaxing and magical atmosphere. The recipe for a peka is over a thousand years old, but it is still used today because it is the best way to preserve the richness of taste. Definitely a must do in Croatia
In 1708 three brothers from the noble Marchi family built a castle that protected the island and the surrounding area from invading Ottomans and harassing pirates.
But, the real value of what the Marchi family brought to the island was their vision, science, art, and culture — the light, dawning from the European Enlightenment. Today, the Marchi Castle hosts the Martinis Marchi Heritage Hotel, which continues to reflect the enlightened thinking of the noble Marchi family.
Lola Bar is a legendary iconic place on Hvar island with a uniq atmosphere and unforgettable vibe
The Zlatni Rat, often referred to as the Golden Cape or Golden Horn, is a spit of land located about 2 kilometres west from the harbour town of Bol on the southern coast of the Croatian island of Brač, in the region of Dalmatia.
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