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The most beautiful islands in Croatia
Kroativ summer edition – Croatia, with its stunning Adriatic coastline, is home to over a thousand islands, each offering unique landscapes, rich history, and diverse experiences. From vibrant nightlife to tranquil nature reserves, Croatia’s islands cater to every type of traveler. Here are some of the most beautiful islands in Croatia that you shouldn’t miss.
- Hvar
Hvar is often referred to as the “Queen of the Dalmatian Islands.” Known for its vibrant nightlife, luxurious resorts, and beautiful landscapes, Hvar attracts a mix of celebrities, party-goers, and nature lovers. The island’s main town, also called Hvar, boasts medieval architecture, picturesque streets, and a lively harbor. Visitors can explore the historic Fortica Fortress, relax on pristine beaches, and enjoy the island’s famous lavender fields. - Brač
Brač is home to one of Croatia’s most iconic beaches, Zlatni Rat, a stunning spit of white pebbles that shifts shape with the tides. The island is also known for its white limestone, which was used to build the Diocletian’s Palace in Split and even the White House in Washington, D.C. Brač offers a mix of cultural sites, such as the historic town of Bol, and natural attractions, including the Vidova Gora mountain, the highest peak in the Adriatic islands. - Korčula
Korčula, often referred to as “Little Dubrovnik,” is famous for its medieval squares, churches, and palaces. The island is believed to be the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. Visitors can explore the charming town of Korčula, with its narrow streets and historic buildings, or enjoy the island’s beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters. Korčula is also known for its wine production, particularly the indigenous Grk and Pošip grape varieties. - Vis
Vis is the farthest inhabited island from the Croatian mainland, making it one of the more secluded and pristine destinations. The island was a military base until 1989 and has retained its unspoiled charm. Vis is famous for its stunning Blue Cave (Modra špilja) on the nearby Biševo Island, where sunlight creates a mesmerizing blue glow inside the cave. The island’s main towns, Vis and Komiža, offer a glimpse into traditional Dalmatian life, with their quaint harbors and historic architecture. - Mljet
Mljet is often described as Croatia’s greenest island, thanks to its lush forests and stunning national park, which covers the western part of the island. Mljet National Park is home to two saltwater lakes, Veliko and Malo Jezero, connected by a narrow channel. Visitors can explore the park by bike, kayak, or on foot, and visit the island’s Benedictine monastery on the small islet of Sveta Marija. Mljet is ideal for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. - Pag
Pag is known for its unique, moon-like landscape, lively festivals, and delicious local cheese, Paški sir. The island’s rocky terrain and sparse vegetation give it an otherworldly appearance. Pag Town and Novalja are the main hubs, with Novalja being particularly famous for its vibrant nightlife and the Zrće Beach party scene. Despite its arid appearance, Pag also offers beautiful beaches and hidden coves. - Šolta
Šolta is a small, unspoiled island located near Split. It offers a peaceful retreat with its charming villages, olive groves, and vineyards. Maslinica, the island’s main settlement, features a beautiful marina and the restored Martinis Marchi castle. Visitors to Šolta can enjoy swimming in secluded bays, tasting local honey and olive oil, and exploring the island’s scenic hiking trails. - Rab
Rab is known for its sandy beaches, a rarity in Croatia, and its charming medieval town. The town of Rab is famous for its four bell towers, which create a unique skyline. The island offers a mix of cultural heritage, including Roman ruins and Gothic architecture, and natural beauty, with lush forests and beautiful beaches. Paradise Beach in Lopar is one of the island’s most popular spots.
Croatia’s islands offer something for everyone, from the party atmosphere of Hvar and Pag to the serene natural beauty of Mljet and Vis. Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or cultural experiences, these islands provide unforgettable memories and stunning vistas.
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Povlači se Kotanyi Himalajska sol u mlincu, pogođene neke serije
Državni inspektorat izvijestio je potrošače da je zbog utvrđenih čestica plastike nastalih prilikom mljevenja soli opozvana Kotanyi Himalajska sol od 88 grama, pakirana u mlinicu, s više LOT brojeva i rokova trajanja.
Proizvod nije u skladu s Uredbom o utvrđivanju općih načela i uvjeta zakona o hrani, osnivanju Europske agencije za sigurnost hrane te utvrđivanju postupaka u područjima sigurnosti hrane, izvijestila je Hrvatska agencija za poljoprivredu i hranu (HAPIH).
Proizvođač je izvijestio na svojim internetskim stranicama da radi mjera predostrožnosti, a u cilju zaštite potrošača, s tržišta povlači proizvod Kotanyi Himalajska sol od 88 grama, mlinac, s rokovima trajnosti do 10.2. 2030., 24.3.2029., 19.6.2029. i 11.11.2028.
Opozvanu sol proizvodi KOTANYI GmbH, A-2120 Wolkersdorf, PF 66, Austrija, a obavijest se odnosi na LOT brojeve 442087, 426651, 429757 i 418800.
Razlog povlačenja proizvoda je prisustvo stranog tijela (plastike), naveo je proizvođač koji se ispričavao kupcima na neugodnosti. Potrošače koji eventualno posjeduju te proizvode pozvali su da se jave na e-mail info.hr@kotanyi.com.
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Na hrvatskoj granici platio kaznu od čak 13.200 eura
Državljanin Srbije uhvaćen je na Bajakovu u pokušaju da prokrijumčari ukupno 720 litara fungicida.
Carina ga je uhvatila jer, dolaskom u kamionu na granicu, nije podnio carinsku deklaraciju za robu za koju su propisane zabrane pri uvozu. Zbog počinjenja prekršaja iz članka 63. stavka 1. točke 3. Zakona o provedbi carinskog zakonodavstva Europske unije izdan je prekršajni nalog.
Za počinjeni prekršaj izrečena je novčana kazna u iznosu od 13.200 eura. Obračunati su i naplaćeni troškovi uništenja u iznosu 4858 eura. Fungicid mu je oduzet.
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Hrvatska, Slovenija, Italija za sporazum Frontexa s BiH
Ministri unutarnjih poslova Hrvatske, Slovenije i Italije založili su se danas na trilateralnom sastanku u Hrvatskoj za potpisivanje sporazuma između Agencije Europske unije za zaštitu granica Frontexa i Bosne i Hercegovine. Hrvatski ministar unutarnjih poslova Davor Božinović rekao je da je suradnja Frontexa i BiH “najbolji način” za suzbijanje ilegalnih migracija, javila je hrvatska novinska agencija HINA.
Frontex je važan u BiH jer “migranti koji iz južne Europe dolaze na hrvatsku granicu ne nailaze na ozbiljne prepreke”, rekao je Božinović: “Sporazum je praktički ispregovaran, mora se potpisati”.
Frontex je do sada sklopio sporazume o statusu na zapadnom Balkanu sa Srbijom, Crnom Gorom, Albanijom i Sjevernom Makedonijom, koji omogućuju Frontexu da djeluje na dotičnom nacionalnom teritoriju uz međusobni dogovor.
Frontex: Ilegalni prelasci granice su se smanjili
Prema riječima slovenskog ministra unutarnjih poslova Boštjana Poklukara, trenutno je “prelako prijeći granice EU”. Dotične osobe dolaze u regiju kao turisti, a zatim putuju u odredišne zemlje EU kao ilegalni migranti.
Talijanski ministar unutarnjih poslova Matteo Piantedosi rekao je pak da su privremene kontrole na granicama unutar schengenskog prostora “na neki način potisnule sve negativne pomake”.
Prema podacima Frontexa, broj ilegalnih prelazaka granice na zapadnobalkanskoj ruti ove je godine pao za 72 posto u odnosu na prošlu godinu. Na mediteranskoj ruti, na kojoj je prošle godine bilo najviše ilegalnih prelazaka granice, zabilježen je pad od 61 posto u odnosu na prošlu godinu, javlja HINA.
