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Sea Kayaking Croatia | expedition with Frontier Adriatic

This video was shot during our regular North Adriatic Sea Kayak adventure in May 2015. We started from our base just south of the amazing medieval town of Rab. We paddled around the southern Cape to the east side, where we found remote pebble beach with amazing views to the mainland and National Park North Velebit. It was time to set our first camp and prepare dinner in our improvised kitchen. Due to the nature of such kayaking trip the whole group soon became involved and helped with cooking and cleaning up. This is the beauty of any expedition trip, everyone is involved and is part of the family. This is especially true for sea kayaking expeditions as kayaks are limited with space and everybody needs to carry something to benefit the whole group.  The next day we woke up into a sunny morning, stretched our legs, finished breakfast, cleaned the camp and started kayaking north. First we visited cave Medova buža. To enter the cave you have to jump through the small hole and then climb out. All this is not a problem, but in May the problem was temperature of the water, while it is not a big deal to swim in the sea, the cave is in a shade and the water inside is very cold, but there were few of us who accepted the challenge.  After the cave, we visited a bay of Lopar, with its sandy beach, which is one of only a few in Croatia, before moving on to the North side of the island Rab to cross the small channel to the island of Sv. Grgur. Sv. Grgur is one of the two prison islands in Croatia. The other one is even more famous,  Goli otok. Prison islands were established in 1949 when Croatia was still a part of Yugoslavia. The prison islands were closed in 1988 and today it is possible to visit and explore the ruins of ex prisons. One can also find around 40 bunkers all over the island and a huge water collector made of stone on top of the island. A nice surprise were deers, that moves totally free all around the island and are not afraid of people, so they came close and we actually fed them directly from our hands just in front of our tents. After this historical lesson, the next morning we continued kayaking towards the biggest Croatian island. To reach island Krk we first paddled to the coast of island Prvič, where we could admire beekeepers at their work. As we reached island Krk, once a blue sky, turned into dark clouds and before we managed to reach our camping site we experienced a decent shower, but the rain was soon over so we could easily set up our camp for the night. Actually, one night turned in to two nights as bura started blowing the next morning and it was too risky for our group to continue. Instead, we hiked to the nearby town, Krk, where we enjoyed civilization after a few days and also went for dinner in a restaurant. Like always pizza and a beer tasted even better after such a trip. We had a great time in Krk and the forecast was also promising for the next day. The next morning bura was down and we could continue our adventure, next stop, island Plavnik. Plavnik is a small island between the biggest Croatian islands Krk and Cres. We set our camp on the SW side of this uninhabited island that is today used for hunting. There was a small village once on the island and we went to search for the remains that one can find on top of the island. Besides the ruins, top of the island offered us much more than that. The view from the top is amazing as it is possible to see many surrounding islands and basically you can see the whole route we did, all the way back from island Rab. And seeing the route like this is quite impressive, I must say. In the morning I looked out of my tent and I noticed some company, sheep. Together with warm morning sun and oil-like sea, it was a nice breakfast company. One last kayaking day remained, so we cleaned the camp, packed our sea kayaks and headed towards island Cres. East side of the island Cres offers amazing beaches and some impressive cliffs. And the cliffs were hiding something even more impressive than the cliffs itself, the Griffon Vultures. Island Cres is one of the rear nesting colonies for this species. It was impressive to paddle calm seas, below cliffs while this impressive animal was flying above us with its wingspan of almost 3 meters. After a few amazing days of sea kayaking around and along North Adriatic islands we reached our final destination, beautiful beach just below the town Beli on island Cres. We set our camp and went for a short walk in old oak and chestnut forest in the area called Tramuntana. There we found very interesting things like Roman aqueduct, interesting labyrinths, many abandoned shepherd houses as well as some nice walking and biking trails. Town of Beli is also home of Griffon Vulture rescue center that we were very happy to visit and learn more about this beautiful animal.
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Winter sea kayaking in Croatia 2018

Polar kayaking conditions in the Adriatic? I know, probably goes in the same story as talking rabbits and Alice from Wonderland, right? Nope. Cold northern fronts have literally paralyzed Croatia (both land and islands). We took the opportunity to go for our coldest paddle ever. Expect snow, ice flowstones and paddling on minus 5 Celzius.

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15 - Backpacking Croatia (IV): Dalmatian Islands

Soaking in the sun in the beautiful Croatian islands. From time slowed down on Vis island, Hvar town, Vela Luka, & and kayaking in Korčula.

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The Croatian islands was another dream of mine for many years, and it came true on exactly 3 months of life on the road. Fortunately I had heard of Vis island the day before I set off and picked the small town of Komiza to lay low and simply relax. After a 3 hour ferry ride from Split, I arrived in Vis town to catch a bus across to Komiza, a personal favorite of mine in all of Croatia. The town is small, quaint, and not full of tourists, the perfect place to relax and do nothing. My Airbnb was the most memorable, as it was on the third floor of and old building, with a window that opened out to the sea.

My next island was the town of Hvar on Hvar island. I personally wasn't too crazy about this town as it was really crowded with tourism. I stayed overnight in a cheap hostel in town, But because I'm so far from home, I did my best to appreciate it. In the morning before departure, I walked outside of town for a nice swim at a nearby beach.

My next island is the island of Korcula. After spending about an hour walking around Vela Luka, I made my way over to Korcula town, another personal favorite of mine. Korcula is an old fortified town that juts out into the sea with the backdrop of the Peljesac peninsula. This once Venetian city is said to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. With Summer officially in full gear, I took advantage of kayaking around Korcula and the nearby islets delivering amazing views and nice alone beach time.

On my final day concluding my second but not final voyage in Croatia, I took the ferry to Orebic on Peljesac, hitchhiked twice to Trpanj, caught a ferry to Ploce, and finally caught a ride to Mostar straight from the ferry.

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Krk - Goli Otok

Sea kayaking on the Adriatic. Launching from island Krk to Prvič, then on to Sveti Grgur and later almost touching Northern Rab while landing on the southern coast of Goli Otok. Due to bad weather forecast we turned back and visited tiny paradise on earth Mala Luka on island Krk …

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Rab island
The happy Island of Rab sits in the middle of the Gulf of Kvarner, accompanied by dozens of other Croatian islands. Like the Croatian coast itself, this 22 kilometers long and 11 kilometers wide island stretches northwest-southeast and is separated from the mainland by the Velebit channel. Rab has a rich history with many historical figures. Settled by Illyrians in 350 BC, Rab became an ancient Roman municipality in the 1st century BC and developed into the center of the eastern coast of Adriatic, called Felix Arba. The Island of Rab has more sandy beaches than any other place in the Adriatic sea, along with many beautiful rocky beaches paired with some of the cleanest and clearest sea imaginable.

Interesting history of Rab
The first mention of the island goes back to year 360 BC, during the reign of the Roman Emperor Octavian Augustus, who built town walls and gave Rab the title of municipium.

During the Middle Ages, Rab remained a part of the Roman Empire, albeit the eastern part of it. Rab, alongside the rest of the Croatian coast, changed its governance many time; from Romans, to Venetians, the French, Hungarians, Italy, Yugoslavia and finally Croatia.

Rab's rich cultural heritage and cultural and historic monuments make it a popular vacation destination.

Rab - the top tourist destination
The island of Rab is very popular with tourists and families nowadays, mainly for its beautiful nature, beaches, cultural heritage and many medieval-themed events like the Rab arbalest tournament and Rapska Fjera. Rab is also known as one of the pioneers of naturism after the visit of King Edward VIII and Mrs. Wallis Simpson.

Beaches on Rab
Rab is an island with the most sandy beaches on the entire Adriatic. Nevertheless, anyone can find a beach to his or her liking on Rab. Western part of the island holds beachers for cliff lovers while southern part of the island has many beautiful pebbly beaches. If you're more of a sandy beach kind of guy, northern part of the island is your place to be.

In the settlement Palit, you will find Lungo Mare beach which has many amenities. If you want to rent a kayak or maybe a pedal boat, you can do it here. The beach also has showers and public toilets.

If you have kids in tow, beach in Banjol will be your destination; with its shallow sandy coves. Padova 2 and Padova 3 are beaches best suited for small children.

The Pudarica beach near Barbat village is a nudist section where FKK enthusiasts will find their place under the sun. This beach is made for the spectacular views of the Rab old town and offers beautiful sunsets. Characterized by its fine sand and crystal clear sea, Pudarica is easily accessible by car or by boat. You will find free parking near the beach as well. Pudarica is a beach with numerous facilities including fast food, cafes and toilets. This beach is also home for one of the most famous nightclubs on the island; Santos Beach Club.

Kandarola near Frkanj is one of the oldest known nudist beaches in the world. Just a short taxi boat ride away from the port of Rab, you will find a well equipped beach that once hosted King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson. Extra perk of the beach is that one part of it is reserved for dogs and their owners!

Last, but certainly not the least is Paradise beach or in Croatian Rajska Plaža. Paradise beach is the largest and the most popular sandy beach on Rab. Paradise beach has a shallow sea of about 1 kilometer, which makes it great for children and families. Due to its popularity, expect plenty of facilities and activities to enjoy; from beach volleyball to water slides and parasailing and even beach parties, there is everything your heart can desire!

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Dinara MTB + Trail running - Outdoors Croatia

Dinara MTB & Trail Running

It took us some time to figure out how to make our favourite route fast. Drove on the rough macadam up to a thousand-meter high plateau and parked there. Jumping on the bike, some few minutes before winter sunrise, was a real joy! Follow this link for gps trace.

The dirt road was covered with snow and ice but we kept a decent speed up to Brezovac Hut and further into the woods. Above the Duler valley, the ride was harder due to the snow conditions. So I finally left my bike aside and we ran the trail up to the Croatian highest peak.

That trip proved to be a real outdoor threat: switching from cycling to running was a catch. A fresh start in the middle of the trip, and a fast ride back.

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Zrmanja river by Outdoors Croatia

Zrmanja River Upper Canyon
One of Croatia's most vivid landscapes. You can visit Zrmanja river upper flow by taking a commercial rafting tour and surely enjoy the ride but to experience the river 's true beauty and wilderness will require much more engagement and some skill.
We chose a late autumn for our visit, started at dawn and paddled both upstream and down the canyon. Avoiding rapids and waterfalls by carrying the kayak sideways through the bushes was quite challenging, but after every single struggle the floating again was a real bliss.
Each rapid has its own flow and its shape so the best advice is that you should find your own way over it or around it. An exception is a high waterfall that can be bypassed by taking a goat track on the canyon western slope (upstream left). This is also a great viewpoint to take a break having in mind that most of the effort is behind you.
Above the high waterfall there is no more kayak carrying until you reach the end of this route. Additionally, you can explore the Krupa tributary river to its first waterfalls, but save some energy for making the way back safely!
Paddling on the upper part of the Krupa river is prohibited in favour of a hiking trail that follows its canyon. On this part of the Zrmanja, only inflatable kayaks are allowed. Avoid stepping on sedra deposits i.e. fragile grassy barriers that make this place so unique.
We were completely wet and cold but deeply fulfilled and extremely happy as we sought the sun warmth along this beautiful river. It turned out that both dogs and humans are water resistant with the mindset that was created for far more expectations than to just go with the flow.


Jedan od najljepših hrvatskih krajolika. Gornji tok Zrmanje možete posjetiti tako da uplatite vođenu rafting turu, sigurno čete uživati u vožnji. Međutim ako želite osjetiti punu ljepotu i divljinu ove rijeke, morati ćete se više potruditi.
Mi smo odabrali kasnu jesen, krećemo prije zore i veslamo uzvodno. Da bi izbjegli brzace i slapove, mjestimice se probijamo kroz gustu šikaru, noseći kajak rubom kanjona. Ponovno zaploviti nakon svakog takvog napora bio je izuzetan užitak.
Slapovi i brzaci imaju različite oblike i tokove pa je najbolje da svako nađe vlastiti put oko ili preko tih prepreka. Iznimka je Visoki buk kojeg se mora obići kozjom stazom po siparu lijevo ako gledamo prema izvoru. Ovdje se nalazi i najbolji vidikovac gdje se odmaramo znajući da su najveći napori iza nas.
Iznad Visokog buka nema više barijera do kraja ove rute. Dodatno se može kratko ući i u Krupu do prvog vodopada. Dalje je Krupa zabranjena za kajak ali postoji lijepa staza uz cijelu dužinu rijeke.
Na gornjem toku Zrmanje su dozvoljeni samo čamci na napuhavanje. Nemojte gaziti po krhkim sedrenim barijerama koje tvore sve ove predivne slapove.
Na kraju smo bili potpuno mokri i pothlađeni ali nevjerojatno sretni. Izgleda da su i psi i ljudi potpuno vodootporni i da nam je svima glava programirana upravo za ovakve dane.


Zrmanja is a river in southern Lika and northern Dalmatia, Croatia. It is 69 km long and its basin covers an area of 907 km2. WIKIPEDIA.ORG

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Beli, Cres island, Croatia

Beli town. Cres island, Kvarner bay, Croatia, 2010, Adriatic sea
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Beli is small town located on the north eastern side of the island of Cres, is one of the oldest places on island. Beli is located on a hill above the eastern coast of the nother part of the island that is 130 metres high. Long time ago on this hill was a prehistoric hill-fort. Today, Beli is a typical small village with rich historical and cultural monuments, like the Romanic church of Saint Maria with museum collection, a parish church with the semicircular apse of an older Romanic church with several important Glagolitic inscriptions, the Gothic church of Saint Anthony which is situated at the town cementery and prehistoric stables near the etrance to the village. Also, you can see old Roman bridge over the canyon and a stone head of king Abel.
Cres (Italian: Cherso, German: Kersch, Latin: Crepsa, Greek: Χερσος, Chersos) is an Adriatic island in Croatia. It is one of the northern islands in the Kvarner Gulf and can be reached via ferry from the island Krk or from the Istrian peninsula (line Brestova-Porozina).

Bajkovita Hrvatska - Rijeka Zrmanja

Zrmanja is a river in southern Lika and northern Dalmatia, Croatia. It is 69 km (43 mi) long and its basin covers an area of 907 km2 (350 sq mi).

It was known to the ancient Romans as Tedanius. The spring of Zrmanja is located in southern part of Lika under Postak - the southern peak of Pljesevica mountain, and close to south end of Velebit mountain. It is characteristic for its spring located on the bottom of very steep, almost 200m high funnel shape rock called Misije. It flows southward through the narrow and long arable valley which encircles the southern end of Velebit through a 200-metre-deep canyon, and then turns westwards, reaches Obrovac, and after a few kilometers flows into the Adriatic sea in the bay named Novigradsko more.


In the late 80s the Riverfree Club and Huck Finn Adventure Company pioneered commercial canoe, kayak and raft trips - one-day excursions and multi-day tours with camping. They proved that Zrmanja with its tributary Krupa is one of the most beautiful rivers of Europe. In the 90s the Velebit area is declared a nature park. Rafting trips on Zrmanja take place in spring and autumn, while kayaks and canoes are used during low water level period of July and August.

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PODGORA, SPLIT - DALMATIA COUNTY, CROATIA

Podgora is a small fishing village or Selo in the Split - Dalmatia County of Croatia. It is on the Adriatic sea, 65 km South of Split or 135 km North of Dubrovnik.

We stopped village to explore some family history of one of my dear friend, Alesich or Aleskic. It is the village, where her grandmother grew up. The family have never returned like a lot of other Croatians.

The name of the region, Dalmatia, stems from an Illyrian tribe called Dalmatae. It later became a Roman province. The Croats arrived in the area in 8th century, who occupied most of the Hinterland up in the hills. Croatian and Roman elements began to intermix in language and culture.

The fishing villagers lived at the port, but all other villagers lived up in the hills. Historically this was done for protection, as the pirates were very fierce in the area. They came all the way from Northern Africa. As protection a treaty was signed with the Republic of Venice in early 1400s to offer the people protection. It turned out to be the longest lasting rule of Dalmatia from 1420 to 1797.

Between 1815 - 1918, it was a province of Austro Hungarian empire. After the defeat of the Empire in WWI, Dalmatia was divided between the Kingdoms of Serbs,Croats, Slovenes and Italians.

After WWII, SFR Yugoslavia took total control over the area.

My friend's grandparents immigrated to New Zealand in 1939, in a very difficult time.

From 1929 to 1935, the doors were closed to immigrants from Croatia and only reopened after the Labour Party came into power in 1935. For the next five years, large number of Croatian immigrated to NZ.

In 1939, as the war broke out in Europe, the 'Yugoslavs' in NZ, whether born or not in NZ, were faced with resentment and suspicions of disloyalty. As Yugoslav aligned itself with Nazi Germany. They were difficult times to immigrate.

The one beautiful thing, I have found out is that Oratia was formed by people from Podgora.. hence why you will see names like the Nola, Sumic(h) in this now suburb of Auckland. There are some many things, that were similar like the phoenix palms and grapes. They were most probably bought with the first immigrants.

Despite some our discovers, it makes you understand how difficult things were in Europe in between wars. We as grandchildren of immigrants go looking for the answers, to understand our grand parents and parents, and what influenced their lives and shaped them into who they were.

It became almost for me a personal journey of discovery followed by many hours, as our wifi permitted, on the phone to NZ to tell some of these stories.

What a gift to give a friend..

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A bunch of friends and I set off for Croatia to celebrate passing our finals and all becoming vets!

Love Path - Outdoors Croatia

Love Path
Located above the town of Crikvenica, Love Path was named after its most common visitors - young lovers.
The trail was built in the 1930s by forestry engineer Ante Premužić, best known for famous fifty kilometres long trail on the Northern Velebit. His trails often avoid prominent peaks with distant views in favour of modest beauty of micro-locations that they are connecting. Love Path is no exception, returning just below 290m high peak with a view on the sea and Vinodol valley. You can still reach the peak but the last few hundred meters are rocky and demanding.
The trail can be approached from a few sides. We chose entrance below the Badanj fort, the oldest remnant of medieval fortification architecture in the Vinodol region. The fort is magnificent and well adjusted for sightseeing.


Smještena neposredno iznad grada Crikvenice, staza je dobila ime po svojim najčešćim posjetiocima, mladim ljubavnim parovima. Izgradnju staze je tridesetih godina vodio šumarski inženjer Ante Premužić, najpoznatiji po izgradnji pedesetak kilometara duge staze na sjevernom Velebitu.
Premužić je često izbjegavao istaknute vrhove i daleke poglede u korist predivnih mikro lokacija koje njegove staze povezuju. Tako Ljubavna cestica malo ispod 290m visokog vrha skreće natrag u šumu. Do vrha vodi tek jedva vidljiva staza kroz kamenjar, pa je zadnjih par stotina metara dosta zahtjevno.
Stazi se može pristupiti sa par strana. Mi smo odabrali ulaz ispod tvrđave Badanj, najstarijeg ostatka srednjovjekovne fortifikacijske arhitekture u Vinodolskoj dolini. Tvrđava je veličanstvena i prikladno uređena za razgledavanje.

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Kajaktour auf Mekong & Nam Ou 2017

Unsere zweiwöchigen Reise mit dem Kajak auf dem Mekong und Nam Ou in Laos im Jahre 2017. Wildes campen, kochen auf Feuer und dem Bau von Unterständen aus Bambus gegen den Regen mit inbegriffen.

Our two-week trip with a kayak on the Mekong and Nam Ou river in Laos in 2017. Wild camping, cooking on fire and bulding shelters from Bamboo against the rain included.