City of Split is the largest city in Dalmatia and for its geographical position is the perfect location from where to set out and explore numerous Split islands located in its vicinity. Due to the growing popularity of Split as a vacation destination you can now choose from a variety of Split island tours and set out to explore the beauties of the nearby islands in a single day. Visit Split Islands The majority of the island tours from Split are done on fast speedboats for the main reason to visit as many of those hard to reach, secluded island destinations and attractions as possible. Each of them has a unique trait which characterises the location they are in. Our island hopping adventures aim to...
History of the Palace A closer look at Croatia’s second largest city reveals a very unusual and unique scene- here, life goes on in an ancient Roman palace that has been standing here for almost 1700 years. Why is it unusual? Because by definition- ruins are neglected and abandoned structures, but here in Split, the old palace bursts with life. Diocletian’s palace, the UNESCO Heritage Site since 1979, is the living heart of Split! This is very interesting because right here is the exact place where the city was born. Diocletian- the Roman emperor, built this huge walled complex so very near his birthplace, famous Salona. Sparing no expense, Palace included streets, temples, a bath house, large substructures, reception rooms and extensive gardens. He imported...
Have you ever searched for the perfect sea scenery that you could put as a desktop wallpaper on your PC and then you found a group of little green islands in the middle of nowhere? Well, the chance is you found a photo of the Pakleni Islands in Croatia! The Pakleni Islands are located near the island of Hvar and are a little green paradise surrounded by mesmerizing blue Adriatic Sea. The island formation consists of 16 little islands with no regular inhabitants except during some days in summer. And when you look at these photos, we totally understand them because coming to a forest heaven located in a blue paradise is something everyone should experience, and so should you. The biggest of the Pakleni...
Social media. In 2019, we really couldn’t live without it. Not only has it become an extension of our limbs, but it’s become a constant stimulant for our minds; what we would do if we didn’t know what everyone - including friends, family, and our favorite celebrities - was doing every second of the day? Fortunately, we don’t have to worry about living in a world with the fear of the unknown. It’s safe the say that social media has its benefits - and aiding travelers in choosing which destinations they should run off to next is undoubtedly one of them. Just think about it - if it wasn’t for Instagram, how would we find the inspiration to travel? And if we didn’t post to...
Croatia is a country of postcard-perfect seascapes and a stunning array of sublime destinations deserving of a spot on your Instagram profile. Here’s why. Croatia’s antiquity is mixed up of Roman ruins, Greek agriculture, Venetian elegance, and Austro-Hungarian architecture, with spurts of Ottoman heritage and Napoleon Bonaparte. It is a concrete utopia of Yugoslavian design, with an homage to war and fortresses that saved it in battle. Croatia’s coast is sprinkled with over 1,000 islands, accompanied by an emerald and turquoise sea, pearly limestone, and sailboats that shimmer in the sun. In the east, Croatia joins fertile plains with calming rivers, as its farmers cultivate land for the country’s crops. In the capital, Croatia’s chic city dwellers breathe new energy into a nation built on...
Mostar is a mecca of culture in the Balkans, the hub of Herzegovina, where the east meets the west, and tradition meets tourism. Mostar is a city of color; where different religions intersect to create an ethnically diverse and authentic experience for curious travelers. It oozes with charm, antiquity, and wears the scars of its conflict. It embodies reconciliation, international unity, and is the core of the coexistence of cultural, ethnic and religious communities. Mostar is a UNESCO gem and the soul of Bosnia & Herzegovina. Mostar, the hub of Herzegovina Mostar is located in the valley of the Neretva River, between Hum Hill and the foot of the Velež Mountain. Located in the southeast of Bosnia & Herzegovina, Mostar was historically situated on the...
If you are suffering from any type of motion sickness than you are aware how it can ruin the day you have planned, especially an exhilarating day out on a tour. The symptoms which may include dizziness, fatigue, vertigo, headaches, increased saliva production, pale skin and nausea are more than enough to stop you from enjoying the day you set out to explore the area. If the symptoms are not dealt with the end result is vomiting which usually does not stop until the symptoms are resolved. Dealing with Carsickness Sugaman tours operates various land tours including tours to national parks Krka and Plitvice where we travel with vans, mini buses and buses depending on the tour you have chosen. If you are affected by...
