ISPOD ĆETE PRONAĆI PORUKU NA HRVATSKOM / SEE BELOW FOR THIS MESSAGE IN CROATIAN

Dalmatia, the stunning coastal region of Croatia, is home to a multitude of fascinating ports and villages, the largest of which is the harbour town of Split. An obligatory stop on any Croatian holiday, the site was even chosen as a retirement home by the Roman emperor Diocletian. It is now also a thriving transportation hub from which travellers can explore the surrounding region and Croatia’s renowned coastal islands.

Traditional wooden boats docked in front of Diocletian's Palace on a summer night in Split, Croatia

Split captures the true essence of the Adriatic while retaining a strong sense of historic intrigue, both crucial qualities that help deliver to visitors a unique and memorable sense of place. The heart of the town is built within and around the ruins of Diocletian’s Palace and is composed of a vast network of marble-paved streets along which many Split restaurants serve delicious fresh seafood meals. The crisp, salt-infused air of the flourishing harbor and the awe-inspiring Roman architecture of the city centre are a draw for many visitors, who use the town as a convenient base of operations from which to tour neighbouring areas and the rest of the country.

With the launch of the whl.travel’s www.split-hotels-croatia.com, travellers are now connected to the local expertise of Katarina and her team at Katarina Line Travel Agency. This family-owned business has been in operation for over 15 years and provided to thousands of travellers a wide variety of services, including reservations at a range of Split hotels and unforgettable cruises. On her family-business success, Katarina says “we take great pride in delivering the kind of care and personalised service that brings Split to life and provides for the atmosphere so many enjoy!”

Whether visitors are seeking a relaxing Adriatic cruise or a walk along the refreshing harbourside promenade, Split is one of the top vacation spots on the Dalmatian coast. The Split travel portal is the third whl.travel destination in Croatia following Dubrovnik and the Kvarner region, the latter covering Rijeka and Opatija.

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IN CROATIAN / NA HRVATSKOM:

Hrvatska prekrasna obalna regija Dalmacija se sastoji od mnoštva zapanjujućih luka i mjesta, od kojih je najočaravajuća sigurno morska luka grada Splita. Obavezna postaja svakog putovanja Hrvatskom, ovaj grad je jednom davno bio odmorište za rimskog cara Dioklecijana, a danas je brzorasteće prometno središte iz kojeg putnici istražuju okolicu i otoke.

A team dinner of Katerina Line, the whl.travel local connection for Split, Croatia

U samom srcu grada nalazi se Dioklecijanova Palača okružena golemom mrežom mramornih ulica i mnogim splitskim restoranima koji poslužuju ukusnu morsku hranu. Svježi morski zrak i rimska arhitektura koja izaziva strahopoštovanje su samo neki od razloga za posjetiti Split. Ovo je uistinu intrigirajuća destinacija koja zahvaća pravu bit Jadrana i nudi svakom posjetitelju jedinstveno iskustvo koje će se sigurno pamtiti.

S postavljanjem najnovijeg whl.travel portala, www.split-hotels-croatia.com putnici su sada povezani sa lokalnim stručnjacima Katarinom i njenom ekipom u Katarini Line Travel Agency. Ova obiteljska firma radi već više od 15 godina i pruža održive usluge tisućama putnika svake godine, uključujući i niz splitskih hotela i nezaboravna krstarenja Jadranom. O svom uspješnom obiteljskom poslu Katarina kaže da ‘sa velikim ponosom i brigom pružamo personaliziranu uslugu kojom gostima oživljavamo Split i nudimo atmosferu u kojoj mnogi uživaju’.

Bez obzira traže li posjetitelji opuštajuće krstarenje Jadranom ili šetnju splitskom Rivom, Split drži mjesto jednog od najatraktivnijih odredišta na jadranskoj obali. Split je treći whl.travel portal u Hrvatskoj nakon Dubrovnika i Kvarnerske regije i nudi lokalne informacije za putnike, te online rezervacije hotela, vila i tura.

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This entry was posted on Thursday, December 24th, 2009 at 3:00 pm and is filed under Croatia, Europe, Southern Europe, WHL Group news, architecture & landmarks, food & drink, new local connections.