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The Croatian island of Palagruza belongs to a small uninhabited archipelago in the middle Adriatic Sea. This archipelago consists of two larger and three smaller islands surrounded by 15 rocks. They are the islands furthest away from the Croatian mainland and are located 124 kilometers south of Split and 168 kilometers east of the Italian...
Those who would like to spend the most beautiful days of the year far away from tourism and hustle and bustle will be thrilled by the small Croatian island Galesnjak. The island, which bears the shape of a heart, is popular with couples who are just in love and its romantic atmosphere makes for special vacations. Nestled between the island of Pasman...
The island Vis belongs to the Split-Dalmatia region. It is situated in the eastern part of the Adriatic Sea. On an area of 90 square meters the island is rather hilly. With 587 meters the mountain Hum is considered the highest elevation. The peak offers a fantastic view of the neighboring islands of Bisevo and Hvar. Among the inhabited islands, Vis is the furthest from the mainland of Dalmatia. There is a seasonal flight connection to Split...
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