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1. Visit Croatia - Luxury Apartments and Accomodation in Croatia January 22, 2010 The diverse paradise landscape of Croatia alone is enough to attract worldwide visitors year round. Even the most discerning traveler is enticed by all this country has to offer. Croatia allures prospective visitors with its diverse coastlines, scenic countrysides, quaint villages, and over 1100 islands. The Istrian peninsula is known as "the new Tuscany," while the coastline of Dalmatia is referred to as "the new Riviera." The landscape abounds with dense forests, clean rivers, majestic waterfalls, and national parks. Recreational visitors are enticed by the country's landscape, w... (read more) Author: Huey Davis

2. A brief History of the Dalmatian December 29, 2009 The breed was named after Dalmatia, a place in Western Yugoslavia on the Adriatic sea, which at one time was part of Austria. However, the dogs were known in other parts of the world as well long before they acquired the name of Dalmatians. Historians have found references of this beautiful dog since the mid 18th century but also in other parts of the world the historians found that the breed was shown in several types of unique art like engravings, paintings, models and early writings which have accounted for the presence of spotted dogs of the same size throughout Africa, Asia and Euro... (read more) Author: Eugenio Mccarthy

3. Five Tips for Successful Dalmation Training December 18, 2009 Though they are large, strong, muscular dogs who were used as guard dogs in the borders of Dalmatia, this spotted breed has become playful and easy to get along pet. They even gained sudden popularity among families especially those with children because of the two Walt Disney films based on the novel The Hundred and One Dalmatians by Dodie Smith. Unfortunately, the popularity caused this breed to suffer because of irresponsible breeding and owners who are not knowledgeable about the breed and the dalmation training they needed. 1. Young puppies should not be taken away from their mother ... (read more) Author: Richard Cussons

4. Croatia best November 16, 2009 Despite the hype, Croatia's pleasures are more endless than in. Along its 1778km beach, a sparkling sea chinook around gravellySynonyms coves, at pine-fringed . Istrian ports flurry with fishermen while children dive into the shiny river. In Dalmatia, cities throb with social life amid early Roman ruins.Croatia is a Central European and Mediterranean kingdom, bordering Slovenia in the west, Hungary in the arctic, Serbia in the east and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the . Croatia also has a long maritime rim with Italy in the Adriatic Sea. Croatia has a bizarre contourSynonyms (similar to a croissa... (read more) Author: Augustine Mcleod

5. vacation apartment November 16, 2009 Despite the hype, Croatia's pleasures are more enduring than up-to-the-minute. Along its 1778km beach, a gleaming sea antitrade around pebbly coves, at pine- . Istrian ports hubbubAntonym with while children dive into the still water. In Dalmatia, cities throb with nightspots amid ageless Roman ruins.Croatia is a Central European and Mediterranean nation stateSynonyms, bordering Slovenia in the west, Hungary in the polar, Serbia in the east and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the south. Over 90% of the population is Croat (the common of whom are Roman Catholics), but there are also Serbian, Bosnian,... (read more) Author: Augustine Mcleod

6. A very old tourist resort November 12, 2009 What do you think about having a great vacation on Croatia's largest island? The island Hvar is a place which is offering breathtaking nature, historical buildings, beautiful Hvar apartments and more. Here are some facts about this amazing island: Along with trade, the island Hvar has built its economy on fishing although there have always been vines, figs and olives on the island. But fishing was much more profitable, and thanks to the hard-working fishermen, the municipality of Hvar was one of the wealthiest in Venetian Dalmatia. Venetian Dalmatia because Hvar was two times under Ven... (read more) Author: Anita Barbaric

7. Beyonce is doing it in Croatia, what about you? October 26, 2009 Where does a world famous artist like Beyonce go to relax? To a world wide fancy destination or to a secret hidden place on the Dalmatian coast? Believe it or not, this summer, Beyonce and her husband, famous producer and rapper Jay-Z, found a perfect getaway in Dalmatia. Rich heritage, breathtaking landscape, crystal clear blue sea, healthy Dalmatian cuisine, captivating coast.... are some of the main reasons why celebrities choose to travel in Croatia. As for a busy journalist like myself, I find it more relaxing than any other destination so I kept coming back for 10 years in a row.... (read more) Author: Nikola Kovacevic

8. Hvar Croatia October 26, 2009 Hvar town is the largest city on the island of Hvar and it is one of the most visited tourist destinations in Dalmatia. The city is located in a picturesque natural environment on the southwest side of the island. Guests have a variety of quality adjustments at their disposal in the hotels and apartments. You can find crystal blue sea with the rocky and small pebble beaches in Hvar, and it is most beautiful in the islands Pakleni which are situated outside the city and are connected to the city of Hvar by frequent boat lines. Among them are the most popular:Jerolim - well-known nudist beach ha... (read more) Author: Terry Villarreal

9. Beautiful location for scuba diving in Croatia October 26, 2009 Having discovered the magic of diving about ten years ago, every free moment I spend under the sea in various tourist destinations throughout Europe. Reading the article in the NY Times I was delighted and made a final decision: I'd spend my holidays in Croatia on the Dalmatian coast.Region of Dalmatia, often called the coast of thousand islands was the right choice to rest my body and soul. I visited two Dalmatian islands, Hvar and Vis and met hospitable people, saw many sights, some of which were even older then thousand years. Untouched nature, beautiful clear sea, pleasant climate and ... (read more) Author: Nikola Kovacevic

10. Fly to Croatia and Rent a Car with NOVA April 24, 2009 Another car rental that I’ve used in Croatia would be Nova Rent a Car. I took it at airport Split and returned in Zagreb Airport Pleso. It is good to be knowledgeable in rental car companies; be it local or international because you never know when you might need to use any of the services. I’ve used the service of Nova Rent a Car and they are one of the best companies that you should look out for when hiring/renting a car in Croatia; no kidding. There were a few times that I have used their services and I dare to say that I was a happy customer for the most part anyway. There are absolu... (read more) Author: ante bubric

11. 4 Roman Emperors born in Africa April 03, 2009 4 Roman Emperors born in Africa (145BC-253BC) by Ross Dix-Peek It is often surmised that the Roman Emperors were just that, Roman or Italian (in today’s nomenclature), but this is erroneous as quite a few of the Emperors were actually born in the Colonies, Hispania (modern-day Spain), Gaul (modern-day France), Syria, Pannonia (modern-day Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina), Dalmatia, Pannonia (modern-day Slovenia,Austria and West Hungary), Moesia (modern-day Serbia, North Bulgaria and Romania), Dacia (modern-day Balkans and parts of Romania), Thracia (parts of ... (read more) Author: Ross Dix-Peek

12. Split - A Cheap Summer Destination March 16, 2009 Split in Croatia is a popular travel destination among backpackers looking for an inexpensive trip abroad during the summer. Rich in culture and featuring many historical attractions, the sprawling port city is located on the Dalmatia coast. Surrounded by beaches and mountains, it is also a great base from which travelers can go island-hopping. Busy and vibrant, there are many centrally-located Split hostels that backpackers can choose from. Sights Backpackers can capture the charm of the city by venturing out of their Split hostels and exploring the area by foot. This can be a gr... (read more) Author: #J Scottyn

13. Bottoms Up! Top 3 Croatian Wine Venje... Bibich... Matoševic... July 23, 2008 What in the world do all of these wild words have in common? No, they’re not ways to swear in Croatian! But, they do share a unique bond. They are all incredible wines and vineyards in Croatia – an emergent connoisseurs’ destination that has actually long been a producer of the finest wines in the world. With its rich soils and temperate climate, each region of Croatia – from Istria to Slavonia to Dalmatia – has been releasing amazing wines for centuries, largely under the radar of the international community. Long having taken a backseat to the French, Italian, and Spanish wine dy... (read more) Author: Scott Taylor

14. Croatia - The New Riviera - Best Beaches in the World July 09, 2008 You’re strolling along white sand beaches, your toes digging into the warmth. Sunshine is sparkling off whitecaps on the crystal blue as you splash in the sea. Perhaps another cocktail? A seaside concert? Dinner at a 4-star restaurant? Wow, surely you must be vacationing along the famed Amalfi Coast in Italy, or along the luxurious French Mediterranean, or maybe even one of the tropical Hawaiian Islands, right? Wrong! You’re in Croatia! That’s right – this once war-torn country that just recently won its final independence is quickly becoming known as one of the best beach vacat... (read more) Author: Scott Taylor

15. Split, the heart of Dalmatia December 19, 2007 Split can be listed among the most solemn cities of Croatia. The city is located in the centre of Croatian coast, between Zadar and Dubrovnik, separating Dalmatia into two parts. That is why it is also the heart of the country. Some time ago the city celebrated its 1700th anniversary! In the course of the last 17 centuries many civilizations left traces of their life here. They even say that “this is the place where different epochs are tied together by the ends of clothes-lines.” The name – Split – derives from the word “Palatium” which means “a palace”, since the city was founded o... (read more) Author: Tatyana Kogut

16. Croatia: The city Split at the Adriatic coast November 14, 2007 The City Split is situated at the Adriatic eastern coast of Croatia. It is the administrative, cultural and economic center of Middle Dalmatia. Split has about 200,000 inhabitants. Therefore it is the largest city on the Adriatic coast and the second largest city in Croatia. The largest city is the capital Zagreb with a population of about 780,000. The green heart of Split is the Marjan hill in the western of the peninsula. It is a park by the sea with pines, ideal for a walk, far away from the vibrant city. A journey to Split is recommendable in summer, but even in the winter. Spli... (read more) Author: Peter Bock

17. Tourist agency KRILO TOURS CROATIA September 29, 2007 We are young, fresh established, ambition and professional tourist agency in place KRILO JESENICE. We offer active vacation in exclusive apartment object next to the see, and accommodation in local renters in the private houses, apartments and hotels. Beside that in season 2007/2008 we organized for all interested client one-day tour with tourist boats on the middle Dalmatia and all other activity like rafting, canyoning and free climbing, visiting and doing sightseeing of nature and historical town, witch will give tourists opportunity to get to know custom and culture of Dalmatian ... (read more) Author: krilo tours

18. Yacht Charter in Croatia April 18, 2006 Croatia's beautiful coastline with more than one thousand stunning islands only a short distance from the mainland offers safe easy navigation in clear blue waters. The mainland coast consists of Istria, the Croatian Riviera and Dalmatia and in addition there are an incredible 1,187 islands of which only 67 are inhabited. The length of coastline including the islands is 5,835 km. The islands account for over 4,000 km of coastline, Krk and Cres are the two largest. Croatia is situated on the Adriatic Sea, opposite Italy, in the Northern Mediterranean. With a history going back over a tho... (read more) Author: ken jones

19. The Dalmatian: A brief history of this breed April 07, 2006 The breed was named after Dalmatia, a place in Western Yugoslavia on the Adriatic sea, which at one time was part of Austria. However, the dogs were known in other parts of the world as well long before they acquired the name of Dalmatians. Historians have found references of this beautiful dog since the mid 18th century but also in other parts of the world the historians found that the breed was shown in several types of unique art like engravings, paintings, models and early writings which have accounted for the presence of spotted dogs of the same size throughout Africa, Asia and Euro... (read more) Author: Hector Sanchez

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