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The town of Ploče is situated at the edge of the Neretva valley, on the mouth of the river. It encompasses the settlements Baćina, Banja, Komin,...

The town of Metković is the administrative, economic and cultural center of the Neretva Valley. The second largest town in the Dubrovnik-Neretva county,...

The village of Vid is situated 4 km to the north-west of Metković, on the ruins of the ancient Roman town of Narona. Continuous archaeological excavations...

The town of Opuzen is situated in the middle of the Neretva valley along the left bank of the river, in a specific landscape amid canals and shoals...

Slivno is a seaside municipality situated in the south of the Neretva Valley. It includes 18 settlements: Blace, Duba, Duboka, Klek, Komarna, Kremena,...

The municipality of Pojezerje is made up of four settlements: Otrić Seoci, which is the seat of the municipality, Kobiljača, Mali Prolog and Pozla Gora. It measures 32,6...

The Neretva Valley got its name from the river that gives it life, cuts through its wetlands and green fields and leads out into the Adriatic Sea. This lush...

Blace is a tourist resort situated near the Neretva estuary in a secluded bay perfect for small boats. The town offers a wide variety of private accommodation...

The seaside resort Klek is situated in a beautiful bay surrounded by olive trees along the main road to Dubrovnik. Formerly a typical small fishermen's...

Komarna is a typical small fishermen's village in Dalmatia. The locals engage mainly in fishing and tourism. Accommodation can be found in many apartments,...

Another small seaside resort situated in the small bay of Duboka, between Klek and Komarna, with a view on Pelješac peninsula, a beautiful beach...

This small beach resort in the municipality of Slivno abounds in natural beauties and gorgeous long beaches called Duba and Kremena....

The mouth of the river Neretva is fascinating for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts alike. The south-east area of the estuary, Parila, is a special...

Prud is a village near Vid, situated at the source of the River Norin, where drinking water is sourced for towns and villages in the Neretva Valley,...

The municipality of Kula Norinska is situated on the right bank of the River Neretva. It contains nine communities: Borovci, Desne, Krvavac I, Krvavac...

Baćina is a picturesque place situated 7 km to the west of Ploče. It has a lush vegetation with forests of poplar, pine, fir and macchia. The ancient...

The municipality of Zažablje spreads over 40 km² and has a population of 738, engaging mainly in agriculture and tourism. It includes the villages Badžula,...

The Neretva Valley has been inhabited since ancient times. The valleys and mouths of rivers have always been centres of new cultures and targets for invaders....

Poreč (Latin: Parens or Parentium; Italian: Parenzo) is a town and municipality on the western coast of the Istrian peninsula, in Istria County, Croatia.

The town...

The Crikvenica Riviera is one of the most picturesque parts of the Adriatic coast. It combines the sea landscape, the green hinterland in Vinodol and the continental forest...

Baska is the most well-known tourist centre on the island Krk, which is one of the largest islands of Adriatic. Reachable by car in a few hours from the Central European...

Soline Bay is located in the northeast of the island of Krk in the Kvarner Bay. In the bay there are four small villages Klimno, Soline,...

Šilo is a small tourist town on the Island of Krk and is perfect for those who seek a calm place to spend...

Umag-Umago, a small town and port on the northwestern coast of Istria, is "Croatia's door to Europe". Today, Umag-Umago is a city of tourism and sports....

Soline Bay is located in the northeast of the island of Krk in the Kvarner Bay. In the bay there are four small villages Klimno, Soline,...

Fairytale nature, almost mythical landscapes and enchanting medieval towns of central Istria will awaken in you the primordial, the deep, the real natural pleasure! Central...