If you’re a bird, you can close this browser down as you’ve seen these ridiculously stunning photos of Croatia before. For those of us walking on two legs, keep reading.
If you’re a bird, you can close this browser down as you’ve seen these ridiculously stunning photos of Croatia before. For those of us walking on two legs, with a massive bucket list of travel wishes, keep reading.
My newfound discovery here in Croatia is drone photography. It provides you with a view of Croatia that you simply can’t see for yourself, that is, unless, as I said, you’re a bird or you own your own plane.
Before you gaze at Croatia, as you’ve never seen it before, I’d like to thank Siniša from Aerial Croatia, the company behind these photos, for allowing me to share them with you all.
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Korcula
The island of Korcula is one of the greenest islands along the Adriatic, thanks to the vineyards and olive groves. Small beaches and quiet coves form its southern coast. You can get to the island via ferry from Split, Dubrovnik, or Orebic on the Peljesac peninsula.
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Island Proizd, Near Vela Luka, Korcula
Green and blue have always been 2 of my favorite colors. This is lucky given my new life in Croatia consists of a lot of it.
Vineyards On The Peljesac Peninsula
Many traditional grape varieties still survive in Croatia, like those grown on Peljesac, which makes delicious Croatian wine exported all over the world.
Adriatic Sea
Ahhh, the glorious Adriatic. Enough said.
Biokovo Mountain & Pine Forest
Biokovo is protected as a nature park, and Siniša tells me that when the weather is very clear, it is possible to see Monte Gargano in Italy, 252 km away from the top of the mountain.
Dubrovnik
Known as the ‘pearl of the Adriatic,’ Dubrovnik is famous for a reason, and it, not just her beauty. Take a look at what else you can do while in Dubrovnik and where you can eat & drink like a local.
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Pakoštane
A small tourist village, Pakoštane, is just 30 kilometers from the town of Zadar. Set in a beautiful location on the bay with a sandy beach, surrounded by pine forest.
Islet Stupe
One of the 525 in the Adriatic Sea. Islet Stupe sure it pretty.
Rab
The town has a long history that dates back to 360 BC, when the Illyrians inhabited it.
Want to see more of Croatia from up high? Follow Aerial Croatia’s extraordinary Instagram account. Plus, you can hire the team to bring your favorite place to life via their website.
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Did you have a favorite photo from this stunning bunch?
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SJ, I’ve come across your wonderful blog before planning my dream trip to Croatia, and I adore it! I’ve still yet to visit… but these shots are giving me SERIOUS wanderlust!! xx
So glad you are finding the blog useful – that always makes me smile. Big smiles. If we can help in any other way, just ask.
That aerial picture is awesome!
Those guys really know how to take some sweet shots!
Wow, wow, wow!! I really regret not making time to visit Croatia last year while we were in Eastern Europe now!! Amazing photos. Must get myself there!!
And thanks for linking up with #wanderlust!! Our next linkup is on the 3rd December, so mark it in your calendar!
You should just just come back them…. wink!
I might. ;-)
Hey, just letting you know that this blog post has been featured on this month’s #wanderlust linkup. :)
Yay! Thanks so much Talia.
WOW. This is now on my bucket list of places to visit. Beautiful photography too. Looks a wonderful place. Can’t wait to make my arrangements to get there. Love you blog too.
So glad you’ve been inspired!