Croatia with John Malkovich: Is It Really as Beautiful as They Say?

Croatia is back in the spotlight. The new tourism campaign starring acclaimed actor John Malkovich has captured the attention of travellers around the world — and for good reason: the video showcases some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the Mediterranean, from the walls of Dubrovnik to the turquoise waters of the Dalmatian Islands. The […]

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Architecture of Joze Plecnik in Ljubljana

Ekorna invites you to a journey through the architecturally rich streets of Ljubljana, illuminated by the legacy of Joze Plecnik, a mastermind whose creations have recently been honored with a place on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Delve deep into the architecture of Joze Plecnik in Ljubljana and explore the transformative impact of his designs […]

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Beekeeping in Slovenia

Close coexistence with nature, sustainable lifestyle and local food production – all highly valued concepts in Slovenia – come together in one exceptional product: honey. During the past centuries, beekeeping in Slovenia has became part of the national identity and is increasingly growing international recognition. Especially important breakthrough came in 2017 when The UN member […]

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Ancestry Tours

Trying to track down your roots? Learn all about ancestry tours in Slovenia, Croatia or other Balkan countries and visit the birthplace of your grandparents. As a local travel agency we are specialized in preparing tailor-made trips to Slovenia, Croatia and other Balkan countries. In the past years we have welcomed numerous guests from all […]

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Caves in Slovenia

Enter the magical underworld of the Karst and visit the most beautiful caves in Slovenia. You probably heard about the world-famous Postojna Cave, which is a must-see for everyone visiting Slovenia and equally breathtaking Škocjan Cave, featured in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1986. But there are numerous other underground mysteries in Slovenia waiting […]

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Istria Travel Guide

As local experts in travelling to Croatia and other Balkan countries, we have great tips on what to see, do and taste in one of Europe’s most diverse and exciting regions. Welcome to our Istria Travel Guide! Learn all about the gorgeous coastal towns and the picturesque inland villages, about the amazing gastronomy of the […]

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Split City Break

History buffs, sailing enthusiast and hedonists of all sorts are flocking to Croatia‘s second largest city to enjoy everything Split has to offer: from superb restaurants to trendy cafes lined up on the city’s main promenade, and from UNESCO-recognised historic centre to incredible vistas of the turquoise Adriatic Sea. All this and more is waiting […]

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Truffle Hunting in Istria

The picturesque peninsula of Istria shared between Croatia and Slovenia is a magical destination full of gorgeous beaches, beautiful natural spots, fascinating history and above all – amazing gastronomy delights! It’s a place of unique experiences and searching for “special mushrooms” is just one of them. Let us take you on a truffle hunting in […]

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UNESCO sites in Croatia

Travel to Croatia and discover a true treasure full of beautiful and charming places. Its rich history  and pristine natural wanders attract tourists from all over the world. And for a good reason. The value of Croatian cultural and natural heritage has been also recognised by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation which has […]

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Belgrade City Break

Belgrade City Break might not be the most relaxing experience on your travel list as this Balkan city is constantly buzzing and is often referred to as the party capital of the Balkans. But nevertheless, Belgrade – which translates as “the white city” – doesn’t lack impressing historic buildings, interesting museums, long shopping strips, trendy […]

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Tourism after Coronavirus in Croatia & Slovenia

As of February 19, 2022, restrictions due to Covid-19 no longer apply when entering Slovenia. Tourism in Slovenia is restarting almost without restrictions, the only thing that remains is, the need to wear protective mask in closed places. According to the UNWTO predictions, we will travel for various reasons, including to support tourism. The situation […]

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Fly Fishing in Slovenia

For all of you fishing and nature enthusiast fly fishing in Slovenia is an experience you will never forget. This tiny country in the heart of Europe is rich in fresh water supplies – being crystal-clear rivers or glacial lakes – and therefore has a great variety of fish. [lgc_column grid=”60″ tablet_grid=”60″ mobile_grid=”100″ last=”false”] If […]

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Olive grove tour

Visit Slovenia and take a vintage olive grove tour like never before! This unique travel experience will take you on an unforgettable journey through olive groves of Istria, a picturesque Adriatic peninsula highly-regarded for its diverse landscape and amazing gastronomy. Alongside the world-famous truffles hiding in its woods and the delicious Piran bass swimming in […]

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Fish farming experience

With just over 46 kilometers, Slovenian coastline is among the shortest in the world. Nevertheless, visitors will not get bored easily since the area is exceptionally diverse and offers dozens of unique activities. Among the most popular ones is the unforgettable fish farming experience, a half-day excursion which includes an educational boat tour of the […]

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The 7 best beaches in Croatia

When you think about Croatia, you probably imagine the crystal-clear of the Adriatic sea, warm Mediterranean climate, fabulous nature and amazing cultural heritage. With 1,244 islands, more than 6,000 kilometres of coastline and more than 2,600 hours of sun per year, Croatia is an ideal destination for spending unforgettable summer holidays. To get you ready […]

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Metelkova City – Ljubljana’s Alter Side

Metelkova City is a popular public place in Ljubljana. Known as a centre of alternative culture – ironically – it became a popular mainstream tourist attraction. While strolling the streets of Ljubljana you get to admire numerous architecture styles – from grand baroque churches, neoclassical structures, amazingly beautiful Art Nouveau buildings and dull socialist flats […]

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Castles of Slovenia

You may have heard that Slovenia is a land of fairy-tale castles which can be found throughout this little green country. No matter if you a true history buff or just a very romantic person, we are sure you will enjoy this special Castles of Slovenia Tour tailor-made just for you. [lgc_column grid=”60″ tablet_grid=”60″ mobile_grid=”100″ […]

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Croatia in the Winter

Do you wander what it’s like to visit Croatia in the Winter? You probably think of Croatia as a summer holiday destination, but is defensively worth visiting in colder months as well. It’s less crowded, more affordable and equally charming. You might be interested in Zagreb’s fabulous Christmas Market or winter version of Plitvice National […]

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Why is Montenegro called Black mountain?

Do you know why is Montenegro called Black mountain? This tiny Balkan country with gorgeous beaches and rugged interior has a fascinating history that shaped not just its landscape, people and culture, but also its name. Its inhabitants call it Črna Gora which laterally translates as Black mountain. So where did the internationalized (Italianized) name […]

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Pilgrimage to Medjugorje

Even those who haven’t travelled to Bosnia & Herzegovina know, this is a country of great religious diversity. It is an interesting mix of Bosniaks (Muslims who represent 50% of the population), Bosnian Serbs who are mostly Ortodox Christians (31%) and Bosnian Croats who represent Catholic minority of 15%. The latter ones mostly occupy the southern […]

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Balkan capitals

So, how many Balkan capitals can you name? Don’t feel bad if the answer is just one or two. Throughout history, the Balkan region has always had a mysterious connotation. Often referred to as enfant terrible of Europe, it has never been quite understood by other cultures and till these days there are many who […]

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Visit Tirana in Albania

Tirana in Albania is definitely one of the most mysterious European capitals. When planing a Balkan trip most people simply forget to also include this somehow obscure country and its peculiar capital of just over half of a million inhabitants. It’s a great destination for everyone seeking authentic places still not overwhelmed by the mass […]

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Holidays Travel Agency: Why Choose Local Experts?

Are you wondering why to choose for your holidays travel agency? Before the coronavirus pandemic, travel was greatly facilitated and became very accessible to many. You could buy flights, book rental cars, apartments and hotels with a few clicks on the internet. It is possible that once the pandemic ends, the great part of customs […]

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Balkan countries

The Balkans is such a diverse concept that changes it’s meaning when you put it in different geographical, historical or political concept. Travelers visiting the southeastern Europe are often confused by the large number of nations living here and the complex relations between them. As local experts, we have put together a complete list of […]

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Vintage Car Tour in Dubrovnik

After strolling along Stradun, Dubrovnik’s main promenade and encircling its historic center on top of its fascinating city walls, you might want to escape the crowds and explore something different. Vintage Car Tour in Dubrovnik’s hinterland is the perfect travel experience that offers just that. Experience the jewel of the Adriatic in a new, completely […]

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Hiking levels of difficulty

Enjoying hiking holidays in the Balkans is almost like practising the local lifestyle. Slovenia and Montenegro in particular offer numerous hiking levels of various difficulties. Hiking can also be very present in Croatia and Bosnia; although beach- and cultural-style holidays predominate in Croatia, while Bosnia still faces numerous restrictions due to the fear of mines left […]

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