Blaca Hermitage - Croatia's Beautiful Relic- One Of Top Attractions
The eremitic hermitage of Blaca on the island of Brac is one of the most stunning reminders of life on the Dalmatian islands. Today, it serves as an eco-museum and is frequently viewed by both domestic and international tourists. Nobody can deny the harmony of tradition and urban growth left by the Glagolitic monks who founded the monastery in the 16th century.
Best time to visit: Jun-To-Aug
Things to do: Hiking, Admire the Beauty, Experience the vintage lifestyle, Explore the Croatia Relics
HOW TO REACH BLACA HERMITAGE
- Flight - Croatia has several significant runways, including those in Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, and Pula. You could arrive at Zagreb Airport if direct flights to cities like Split and Dubrovnik are not available. Most locations in the UK and Ireland can be used to travel to Croatia. There are only a few direct routes to Croatia if you are traveling there from outside of Europe. An option available might involve first travel to a metropolis in Western Europe with good access to other important locations, and then travel from there to Croatia. Air India, Jet Airways, Air France, Etihad, British Airways, and Lufthansa are a few of the airlines that travel from India to Croatia despite the fact that Croatia Airlines is the country's flag carrier.
- Road - If you wish to travel via road then you could travel to the UK and then fly straight to Croatia. However, traveling from Germany would be the most affordable option. Starting in Dover, you could travel through Belgium to Maribor in Slovenia before continuing on to Zagreb to reach Croatia. We advise driving through Klagenfurt rather than Graz if your destination is the Croatian Peninsula so that you can move in a southerly direction. Do bear in mind that Croatia's border crossings are very crowded during the holiday rush. Therefore, make an effort to prevent crossing these borders on weekends.
- Rail - There are direct trains from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Greece, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Italy, and Hungary. Zagreb, Rijeka, Pula, and Split are a few of the main cities that can be reached by rail. But we caution you against departing from northeast Italy. Additionally, be sure to carefully review the train timetable because not all trains run all week long. Remember that some foreign routes do not allow online ticket purchases.
HOW TO GET AROUND
- Ferry - There are many ferries that connect major coastal cities to their neighboring islands all year long if you're looking for an unusual experience. Along with Dubrovnik, ibenik, Zadar, and Rijeka, Split serves as the region's principal port and center. You could rent a yacht that is secure enough for you to sail around on your own if you want to feel a bit more independent.
- Bus - In Croatia, bus transportation is reasonably priced and effective. With numerous companies managing various routes, they have become the most popular method of transportation. Be aware that costs can change significantly. Keep your visa close at hand if you're riding a bus that passes through Bosnia to get from Split to Dubrovnik. If you're traveling from a big stop, you'll have to buy your tickets at the counter.
- Motorcycle - If you plan to journey by motorcycle, keep in mind that Rijeka serves as the gateway between Zagreb and Istria and Zagreb and Slavonia. Another important path runs from Zagreb to Dalmatia and continues in the direction of Dubrovnik, but it is 110 km shorter. Although the roads are well built, keep in mind that there will be some sections with few service stations and amenities.
- Cab/Car - We advise choosing small, local businesses over expensive large foreign chains. You will always pay less if you make your reservation from overseas. Remember that you must be at least 18 years old, have a valid driver's license, and a credit card to pay incidentals in order to hire a car.
Traditional Food
Croatia Tourism is one of the most happening Tourist Destination! Tourists visit from all over the world and cannot go without tasting its food! Croatia is famous for a few Best Food dishes stated below!
BLACK RISOTTO
FRITULE
GREGADA
ISTRIAN TRUFFLES
KVARNER SCAMPI
