June 23, 2018 - Sweet Korčula, an island with a seemingly endless supply of fabulous traditional home-made cakes and desserts. We are very grateful to Franica Tasovac for allowing us to serialise her excellent books called Sweet Korcula, Sweeties of Korcula Grannies (in English). It is a collection of no less than 30 ancient recipes for Korcula cakes and desserts, lovingly put together into a book. A delightful souvenir or gift for gourmet friends. Franica has kindly allowed us to serialise the recipes on TCN, and we will be bringing you a recipe a week from the kitchens of Korcula's grandmothers throughout the year. You can read Claudia Tarle's lovely introduction here.
June 23, 2018 - The islets in front of Korcula Town are now more accessible than ever with a new scheduled water taxi service. TCN took a trip to find out more.
21 June, 2018 - Where are the coolest places to grab a cocktail this summer? For location, style and stunning sunsets, Massimo on Korcula is hard to beat.
June 21, 2018 - Mali Ston is famous for its oysters, but do you know how long they take until they are ready to eat? Or how to open them? A masterclass in oyster shucking in a rather delightful and lesser-known slice of Dalmatia.
In a one-year trip, the crew will sail across Pacific, Atlantic and Indian oceans.
What’s heating up at Zinfandel Food & Wine Bar this summer? Here’s a hint: A LOT.
Early in Spring, Great British Chefs – Francesco Mazzei and Tom Aikens recently toured Dalmatia and had nothing but praises to sing about the gastronomy and their overall experience here.
June 12, 2018 — Croatia's vaunted Adriatic Sea may soon join the ranks of the world's oceans — a plastic-filled, hot mess — if things don't change soon.
Travelling to Croatia? Food will be as much a part of your travel experience as the picture postcard images you post to Instagram. If you don't eat like a local you are doing yourself a disservice. Don't shy away from getting your hands dirty, dive in, you may just surprise yourself.
Can sailors and all those involved in nautical tourism breathe a sigh of relief after all?