Our trip to Croatia
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Following the sparkling waters of the Adriatic Sea
Our first trip to Europe, Croatia!
A history filled with lush nature and layers of time
Everything you've ever dreamed of in Europe
The fourth book in the 'Our Travel' series, which suggests easy and new travel.
The first European destination highlighted by travel publishing company Note & Note is Croatia, the 'Pearl of the Blue Adriatic'.
A crescent-shaped country stretching from the interior of Eastern Europe along the Adriatic Sea.
Starting from the capital city of Zagreb in the north of the country, you can easily complete a circuit of Croatia by passing through Plitvice Lakes National Park, Zadar, and Split before arriving at the southernmost city, Dubrovnik, making it the perfect first European destination.
What makes a guidebook so captivating that just opening it makes you feel like you're on a trip? "Our Croatia Trip" is a cutting-edge guidebook that captures the romance of travel.
Back when Croatia was unfamiliar to us, the author, who traveled to small towns with a backpack, suggests a journey that allows us to deeply experience the destination through the eyes of a veteran travel writer.
We've carefully selected and compiled essential local travel information, etched with the history of thousands of years of empires etched into each city.
A wealth of visual aids, both quantitative and qualitative, course and transportation maps, accommodation comparison charts, structural diagrams, and drone photos do their part.
The vivid travel information and affectionate stories sent by locals are also a unique strength of this book.
Our first trip to Europe, Croatia!
A history filled with lush nature and layers of time
Everything you've ever dreamed of in Europe
The fourth book in the 'Our Travel' series, which suggests easy and new travel.
The first European destination highlighted by travel publishing company Note & Note is Croatia, the 'Pearl of the Blue Adriatic'.
A crescent-shaped country stretching from the interior of Eastern Europe along the Adriatic Sea.
Starting from the capital city of Zagreb in the north of the country, you can easily complete a circuit of Croatia by passing through Plitvice Lakes National Park, Zadar, and Split before arriving at the southernmost city, Dubrovnik, making it the perfect first European destination.
What makes a guidebook so captivating that just opening it makes you feel like you're on a trip? "Our Croatia Trip" is a cutting-edge guidebook that captures the romance of travel.
Back when Croatia was unfamiliar to us, the author, who traveled to small towns with a backpack, suggests a journey that allows us to deeply experience the destination through the eyes of a veteran travel writer.
We've carefully selected and compiled essential local travel information, etched with the history of thousands of years of empires etched into each city.
A wealth of visual aids, both quantitative and qualitative, course and transportation maps, accommodation comparison charts, structural diagrams, and drone photos do their part.
The vivid travel information and affectionate stories sent by locals are also a unique strength of this book.
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index
Why I come back to Croatia again and again
How to read this book
Part 01 Why We're Leaving for Croatia
Why I settled in Dubrovnik
In the simple and peaceful capital of Croatia
Croatia recommended by Croatians
How long does it take to get to Croatia?
What kind of place is Croatia?
When should I leave for Croatia?
Croatia Monthly Travel Tips
Where to go in Croatia
Croatian small town tour
7 Ways to Enjoy Croatia
Local cuisine, a bountiful table gifted by nature
Bread and dessert, the beginning and end of a meal
Beer, a refreshing taste only found in Croatia
The joy of pairing wine, local wines and food
Beverage, spirits and water brands
Souvenirs, gifts to remind you of your trip
Shopping Lists, Fun for All of Us
Supermarkets are a fun way to see everyday life.
Croatian history in a chronological table
Planning a Croatia Itinerary
Croatia's key cities, 6-night, 7-day itinerary
A thorough 13-night, 14-day course, even to small towns
Part 02 A Journey Beginning in the Capital, Zagreb
Why we should go to Zagreb
Zagreb traffic map
Getting to Zagreb: By Air
Getting to Zagreb: Long-distance bus
Getting to Zagreb: Train
Zagreb city transportation
Zagreb accommodation
Recommended Zagreb itineraries
Zagreb map
A day walk through Zagreb, following Croatian landmarks
Recommended spots in Zagreb
Part 03 Plitvice Lakes National Park: A Fairy Forest Experienced with All Five Senses
Why We Should Visit Plitvice Lakes National Park
What is Plitvice Lakes National Park?
Check out the ins and outs of Plitvice Lakes National Park before you go!
Plitvice Lakes National Park Transportation Map
Go to Plitvice Lakes National Park
Transportation within Plitvice Lakes National Park
Plitvice Lakes National Park Accommodation
Plitvice Lakes National Park Map
A full day of walking along the H Course, filled with Plitvice Lakes
A proper meal in the delicious wasteland of Plitvice
Part 04 Zadar, the first blue and red sea
Why we should go to Zadar
Zadar Transportation Map
Getting to Zadar: Long-distance bus
Zadar city transportation
Zadar accommodation
Recommended tours in Zadar
Zadar map
The world's most beautiful sunrise, seen while listening to the music of the waves
Note How to enjoy Zadar's blue sea
Recommended spots in Zadar
Part 05 Split, an old city where you'll want to stay for a long time
Why we should go to Split
Split Transportation Map
Getting to Split: By Air
Getting to Split: Long-distance Bus
Getting to Split: Ship
Split city transportation
Split accommodation
Recommended tours in Split
Split Map
A journey through ancient Rome, starting from the Emperor's Palace
Note Diocletian's Palace and surroundings at a glance
Note Four gates connecting the worlds inside and outside the palace
Note: Two men who loved Split: Diocletian and Ivan Meštrović
Split, the city loved by artists, by Ivan Meštrović
Recommended spots in Split
Part 06 Following the time of the year in the fortress city, Dubrovnik
Why we should go to Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik Transportation Map
Getting to Dubrovnik: By Air
Getting to Dubrovnik: Long-distance Bus
Getting to Dubrovnik: By Boat
Dubrovnik city transportation
Dubrovnik accommodation
Dubrovnik Accommodation Map
Recommended Dubrovnik itineraries
Dubrovnik Map
If you spend just one day in this beautiful city
Note: A tour course that will familiarize you with the city walls at a glance.
Walk along the city walls and encounter the city's past.
Dive into the Adriatic Sea! Dubrovnik's beaches
Recommended spots in Dubrovnik
Plus Spot: A special time spent on an uninhabited island, Lokrum Island
Part 07 Our Little Journey
Croatian small town map
Robin, the city of falling in love
Rastoke, the village with angel hair
Hvar Island, a blue island covered in lavender
Trogir, the little jewel of Dalmatia
Plus Spot Primosten
Šibenik, the only city founded by Croatians
Cavtat, a leisurely seaside town even in midsummer
Part 08 Preparing for Our Trip
Guide 01 Preparing for your trip to Croatia, step by step
Departure Preparation Checklist
Packing
Guide 02 More convenient and useful, Croatia travel application
Recommended Applications
Guide 03: From Entry to Departure: A Practical Guide to Croatia
Entering Croatia
Traveling between cities: long-distance buses
Travel between cities: ships, trains
Using a rental car
City transportation: city buses, trams, taxis
Departing from Croatia
How to read this book
Part 01 Why We're Leaving for Croatia
Why I settled in Dubrovnik
In the simple and peaceful capital of Croatia
Croatia recommended by Croatians
How long does it take to get to Croatia?
What kind of place is Croatia?
When should I leave for Croatia?
Croatia Monthly Travel Tips
Where to go in Croatia
Croatian small town tour
7 Ways to Enjoy Croatia
Local cuisine, a bountiful table gifted by nature
Bread and dessert, the beginning and end of a meal
Beer, a refreshing taste only found in Croatia
The joy of pairing wine, local wines and food
Beverage, spirits and water brands
Souvenirs, gifts to remind you of your trip
Shopping Lists, Fun for All of Us
Supermarkets are a fun way to see everyday life.
Croatian history in a chronological table
Planning a Croatia Itinerary
Croatia's key cities, 6-night, 7-day itinerary
A thorough 13-night, 14-day course, even to small towns
Part 02 A Journey Beginning in the Capital, Zagreb
Why we should go to Zagreb
Zagreb traffic map
Getting to Zagreb: By Air
Getting to Zagreb: Long-distance bus
Getting to Zagreb: Train
Zagreb city transportation
Zagreb accommodation
Recommended Zagreb itineraries
Zagreb map
A day walk through Zagreb, following Croatian landmarks
Recommended spots in Zagreb
Part 03 Plitvice Lakes National Park: A Fairy Forest Experienced with All Five Senses
Why We Should Visit Plitvice Lakes National Park
What is Plitvice Lakes National Park?
Check out the ins and outs of Plitvice Lakes National Park before you go!
Plitvice Lakes National Park Transportation Map
Go to Plitvice Lakes National Park
Transportation within Plitvice Lakes National Park
Plitvice Lakes National Park Accommodation
Plitvice Lakes National Park Map
A full day of walking along the H Course, filled with Plitvice Lakes
A proper meal in the delicious wasteland of Plitvice
Part 04 Zadar, the first blue and red sea
Why we should go to Zadar
Zadar Transportation Map
Getting to Zadar: Long-distance bus
Zadar city transportation
Zadar accommodation
Recommended tours in Zadar
Zadar map
The world's most beautiful sunrise, seen while listening to the music of the waves
Note How to enjoy Zadar's blue sea
Recommended spots in Zadar
Part 05 Split, an old city where you'll want to stay for a long time
Why we should go to Split
Split Transportation Map
Getting to Split: By Air
Getting to Split: Long-distance Bus
Getting to Split: Ship
Split city transportation
Split accommodation
Recommended tours in Split
Split Map
A journey through ancient Rome, starting from the Emperor's Palace
Note Diocletian's Palace and surroundings at a glance
Note Four gates connecting the worlds inside and outside the palace
Note: Two men who loved Split: Diocletian and Ivan Meštrović
Split, the city loved by artists, by Ivan Meštrović
Recommended spots in Split
Part 06 Following the time of the year in the fortress city, Dubrovnik
Why we should go to Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik Transportation Map
Getting to Dubrovnik: By Air
Getting to Dubrovnik: Long-distance Bus
Getting to Dubrovnik: By Boat
Dubrovnik city transportation
Dubrovnik accommodation
Dubrovnik Accommodation Map
Recommended Dubrovnik itineraries
Dubrovnik Map
If you spend just one day in this beautiful city
Note: A tour course that will familiarize you with the city walls at a glance.
Walk along the city walls and encounter the city's past.
Dive into the Adriatic Sea! Dubrovnik's beaches
Recommended spots in Dubrovnik
Plus Spot: A special time spent on an uninhabited island, Lokrum Island
Part 07 Our Little Journey
Croatian small town map
Robin, the city of falling in love
Rastoke, the village with angel hair
Hvar Island, a blue island covered in lavender
Trogir, the little jewel of Dalmatia
Plus Spot Primosten
Šibenik, the only city founded by Croatians
Cavtat, a leisurely seaside town even in midsummer
Part 08 Preparing for Our Trip
Guide 01 Preparing for your trip to Croatia, step by step
Departure Preparation Checklist
Packing
Guide 02 More convenient and useful, Croatia travel application
Recommended Applications
Guide 03: From Entry to Departure: A Practical Guide to Croatia
Entering Croatia
Traveling between cities: long-distance buses
Travel between cities: ships, trains
Using a rental car
City transportation: city buses, trams, taxis
Departing from Croatia
Detailed image
Into the book
I love the beach in Mlini, a small village about a 15-minute drive south of the old town.
It is a place where an old watermill used to press olives for oil and pine trees that have embraced the sea breeze for a long time welcome you.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, walking along this beach with my husband and a cup of coffee felt like a natural healing experience.
---p.15 From “Interview 1: Why I Settled in Dubrovnik”
Although the food cultures of the inland region, represented by Zagreb, and the coastal region, represented by Dalmatia, are quite different, they are similar in that they primarily use ingredients produced in that region.
(Omitted) In coastal areas, freshly caught seafood is simply cooked to preserve its original flavor.
Croatia's simple yet sophisticated cuisine is another delight every time you travel to a new city.
---p.34 From “Local Cuisine, a Bountiful Table Gifted by Nature”
Split's origins date back to the palace built by the Roman emperors in the 4th century.
After the fall of the Roman Empire and the invasion of barbarians that came like angry waves, the people began to build their lives in the strong and solid fortresses of the emperor.
Despite the many changes of rulers and the terrible wars that tore through Croatia, Split's ruins remained largely unscathed.
---p.139 From “Why We Must Go to Split”
On December 6, 1991, the Yugoslav People's Army, which opposed Croatian independence, indiscriminately shelled all of Dubrovnik, including the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
During the eight months of brutality that followed, the eyes of the world were focused on Dubrovnik, at the southern tip of Croatia.
(Omitted) Dubrovnik's pride does not come from the deep blue sea and magnificent old buildings, but from the hardships Dubrovnik has endured over the years.
---p.181 From “Why We Should Go to Dubrovnik”
If you had to visit just one of Croatia's 1,000+ islands, it would definitely be Hvar.
Hvar Island, blessed with abundant sunshine, is ideal for grape and olive cultivation, and is a land blessed with lavender and rosemary blooming profusely throughout the island.
The island's center is Hvar town.
There are many old buildings here that show the island's history, and there are also many beaches where you can enjoy swimming.
It is a place where an old watermill used to press olives for oil and pine trees that have embraced the sea breeze for a long time welcome you.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, walking along this beach with my husband and a cup of coffee felt like a natural healing experience.
---p.15 From “Interview 1: Why I Settled in Dubrovnik”
Although the food cultures of the inland region, represented by Zagreb, and the coastal region, represented by Dalmatia, are quite different, they are similar in that they primarily use ingredients produced in that region.
(Omitted) In coastal areas, freshly caught seafood is simply cooked to preserve its original flavor.
Croatia's simple yet sophisticated cuisine is another delight every time you travel to a new city.
---p.34 From “Local Cuisine, a Bountiful Table Gifted by Nature”
Split's origins date back to the palace built by the Roman emperors in the 4th century.
After the fall of the Roman Empire and the invasion of barbarians that came like angry waves, the people began to build their lives in the strong and solid fortresses of the emperor.
Despite the many changes of rulers and the terrible wars that tore through Croatia, Split's ruins remained largely unscathed.
---p.139 From “Why We Must Go to Split”
On December 6, 1991, the Yugoslav People's Army, which opposed Croatian independence, indiscriminately shelled all of Dubrovnik, including the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
During the eight months of brutality that followed, the eyes of the world were focused on Dubrovnik, at the southern tip of Croatia.
(Omitted) Dubrovnik's pride does not come from the deep blue sea and magnificent old buildings, but from the hardships Dubrovnik has endured over the years.
---p.181 From “Why We Should Go to Dubrovnik”
If you had to visit just one of Croatia's 1,000+ islands, it would definitely be Hvar.
Hvar Island, blessed with abundant sunshine, is ideal for grape and olive cultivation, and is a land blessed with lavender and rosemary blooming profusely throughout the island.
The island's center is Hvar town.
There are many old buildings here that show the island's history, and there are also many beaches where you can enjoy swimming.
---p.242 From "Hvar Island, a Blue Island Covered in Lavender"
Publisher's Review
'Ah… I want to go to Europe sometime.'
The start of the European trip
The easiest travel destination in Croatia!
Where can I travel to satisfy my bucket list item of 'travel in Europe'?
The first European destination that travel publisher Note & Note strongly recommends is Croatia.
It is a vacation spot loved by Europeans and is also regularly visited by world-famous celebrities such as Beyoncé and George Clooney.
A travel destination visited by approximately 160,000 Koreans as of October 2024.
There is certainly a reason for this fame.
Croatia's biggest appeal is its low difficulty level for travel.
From north to south, just five key cities along the emerald Adriatic Sea complete this tranquil and profound journey.
Starting in the capital city of Zagreb, the trip reaches its highlight when you pass through Plitvice Lakes National Park, the setting for the movie "Avatar," Zadar, the city of sunsets that will last a lifetime, and Split, home to the palaces of the Roman emperors, and finally Dubrovnik, the filming location for the HBO drama "Game of Thrones" and a UNESCO World Heritage site for its entire Old Town.
The joy of traveling is filled with the natural beauty, low prices, and friendly and kind people.
All the special things about Croatia are included
Our reliable guidebook
《Our Croatia Trip》 is a cutting-edge guidebook that has been meticulously crafted with systematic information and colorful visuals to make the romance of European travel a reality for everyone.
The book is divided into five main parts, and the inside of the front flap and the main text are filled with 24 maps and structural diagrams to help readers intuitively grasp the concept of travel.
In the city-specific sections, just flipping through the pages will help you remember travel tips.
We've organized it so that it's comfortable and fun to look at, from the reasons why we should go there to the history, transportation, accommodations, courses, detailed maps, recommended spots, and travel tips.
The uniqueness of travel books lies in the insight they offer in suggesting ways to travel.
From forest hikes to palace walks, city wall tours, ocean swims, and sunset views, let's take a look at the special themed travel methods carefully crafted by veteran travel writers to make a city a memorable one.
For travelers seeking a more complete escape, we've also added six smaller towns within easy reach of our hub cities.
Rovinj, Rastoke, Hvar Island, Trogir, Šibenik, Cavtat.
There, nature and humans, everyone becomes the main character.
Local stories and recommended travel destinations will make Croatia feel closer to you, and essential immigration information and checklists to make your trip easier will lighten your mind as you prepare for your trip.
The lavender color on the cover is said to have been inspired by the island of Hvar, which once accounted for about 8% of the world's lavender production, and the cover photo is of Šibenik, the oldest city established by Croatians in the Adriatic region.
The planning devices found throughout this book add another layer of enjoyment to reading it.
The start of the European trip
The easiest travel destination in Croatia!
Where can I travel to satisfy my bucket list item of 'travel in Europe'?
The first European destination that travel publisher Note & Note strongly recommends is Croatia.
It is a vacation spot loved by Europeans and is also regularly visited by world-famous celebrities such as Beyoncé and George Clooney.
A travel destination visited by approximately 160,000 Koreans as of October 2024.
There is certainly a reason for this fame.
Croatia's biggest appeal is its low difficulty level for travel.
From north to south, just five key cities along the emerald Adriatic Sea complete this tranquil and profound journey.
Starting in the capital city of Zagreb, the trip reaches its highlight when you pass through Plitvice Lakes National Park, the setting for the movie "Avatar," Zadar, the city of sunsets that will last a lifetime, and Split, home to the palaces of the Roman emperors, and finally Dubrovnik, the filming location for the HBO drama "Game of Thrones" and a UNESCO World Heritage site for its entire Old Town.
The joy of traveling is filled with the natural beauty, low prices, and friendly and kind people.
All the special things about Croatia are included
Our reliable guidebook
《Our Croatia Trip》 is a cutting-edge guidebook that has been meticulously crafted with systematic information and colorful visuals to make the romance of European travel a reality for everyone.
The book is divided into five main parts, and the inside of the front flap and the main text are filled with 24 maps and structural diagrams to help readers intuitively grasp the concept of travel.
In the city-specific sections, just flipping through the pages will help you remember travel tips.
We've organized it so that it's comfortable and fun to look at, from the reasons why we should go there to the history, transportation, accommodations, courses, detailed maps, recommended spots, and travel tips.
The uniqueness of travel books lies in the insight they offer in suggesting ways to travel.
From forest hikes to palace walks, city wall tours, ocean swims, and sunset views, let's take a look at the special themed travel methods carefully crafted by veteran travel writers to make a city a memorable one.
For travelers seeking a more complete escape, we've also added six smaller towns within easy reach of our hub cities.
Rovinj, Rastoke, Hvar Island, Trogir, Šibenik, Cavtat.
There, nature and humans, everyone becomes the main character.
Local stories and recommended travel destinations will make Croatia feel closer to you, and essential immigration information and checklists to make your trip easier will lighten your mind as you prepare for your trip.
The lavender color on the cover is said to have been inspired by the island of Hvar, which once accounted for about 8% of the world's lavender production, and the cover photo is of Šibenik, the oldest city established by Croatians in the Adriatic region.
The planning devices found throughout this book add another layer of enjoyment to reading it.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 1, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 284 pages | 448g | 150*210*13mm
- ISBN13: 9791199235113
- ISBN10: 1199235113
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