Peljesac for the weekend: Dingac, stone taverns and oysters
Two days on a peninsula where the vineyard stands at an angle of 45 degrees, and oysters are pulled from the sea while you are still looking at them.
16·08 / 4 minTwo days on a peninsula where the vineyard stands at an angle of 45 degrees, and oysters are pulled from the sea while you are still looking at them.
16·08 / 4 minWhy does Dalmatian red wine really like the salty fat of prosciutto and at exactly 16 degrees it should be served.
01·08 / 4 minNjeguški smells like beech fire, Dalmatian like the cold wind from the sea. Same pork leg, two worlds — and one cut that reveals everything.
01·08 / 7 minA 90-minute break that turns the whole trip into an event: five regions along the route to the sea where local wine is poured and a memorable plate is brought out.
24·07 / 4 minThree days, three faces of the Balkans and one tank of decisions: where to go when you have 72 hours and the will to drive, not wait.
24·07 / 7 minA fifty-year-old pine cools the tent while the asphalt outside is 40°C. Three campsites in Dalmatia where you park your car in the shade, and the sea is a hundred steps away.
21·07 / 4 minNo ferry, no hour of sand. Five beaches that you drive to, leave your car and in ten minutes you are in the water.
21·07 / 4 minFive hundred kilometers of asphalt above the sea, from Velebit to Pelješac — how to divide the highway into stages that are remembered, not endured.
21·07 / 7 minA breakdown doesn't happen on the highway — it happens in the parking lot, in your head, the evening before. Here's what to check while you can still fix it.
20·07 / 4 minFish doesn't fall apart on the grill — it falls apart before it. A guide through the varieties, the salt, the fire, and three things the taverns won't tell you.
20·07 / 7 minTwo days on a peninsula where the vineyard drops into the sea at a 45-degree pitch, and oysters are eaten two meters from where they were pulled out of the water.
17·07 / 4 min