Wanderlust Croatia: Round one.

Hotel Victoria, Dubrovnik

I’m still working on my photos from the trip, and I decided to do the trickle in approach… too hard to get them all ready in one day. If I had to describe Croatia, it would be if the Amalfi coast had a baby with Greece and that baby showed signs of distant ancestry dating back to the set of Beauty and the Beast…. if you get my drift.

For the first batch, I chose a few vertical photos… I usually hate to post vertical photos on the blog. It looks weird, its too much scrolling and the photos are completely out of scale with the horizontal pics. I like all my photos to be the same width, and the height can vary. But in these cases, I really felt like the vertical versions of the photos outshone the horizontals. The top to bottom shot was just a bit more captivating.

Bonj les Bains, Hvar

Photos from Dubrovnik, Hvar and Mljet. I’ll post more later!

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13 thoughts on “Wanderlust Croatia: Round one.

  1. What’s the name of the hotel in the first picture? When I was looking into to going to Croatia I swear I almost booked that same hotel! It looks so familiar.

    I’m so jealous btw! Can’t wait to see more pics!

  2. Croatia has not once crossed my mind as a travel destination….it’s on the list now! BTW Massimo Vitali would be proud of shot #1.

  3. Great pictures and a beautiful setting! I like the trickle of pics. I am tentatively going to Croatia in October for truffel hunt/festival so seeing these gets me really excited.

  4. LOVE everything about this post. I’m going to Croatia in August and need all your tips. Alex from Things that Sparkle suggested I reach out to you… looks AMAZING.
    X

  5. Fabulous!
    Albertina: The name of that hotel she writes is Hotel Victoria but it actually looks to me like Villa Argentina, I got married at the latter and the pool was exactly like this :)
    From there East West beach club is also a short stroll away

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