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If you are flying in and out of Venice, you should consider hiring a car there. I say this because the cost of ferry tickets x 4 to Istria...

Yes on the luggage hold.

With only 3 days, you should maximise your time by going to Istria. You won't find pure sand beaches but you will find very fine gravel...

With only 3/4 days you should strongly consider leaving out Dubrovnik. Even if you fly internally, you will still be doing too much....

Not a lot to do in the evening, I would take the earlier bus and spend a few hours in Zadar. Pay the driver for your ticket.

You can take an early bus to Plitvice that stops close to the entrance. You can then leave Plitvice at 17.20 (change in Zadar) or 23.45...

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Go down to Kamenjak, the southern point of the Istrian Peninsula, it's a well known diving and snorkelling haven. In the Zadar region, go...

One solution is to take an internal flight with Croatia Airlines from Zagreb to Dubrovnik, these flights are fast and often inexpensive,...

On this occasion, I have a different take than Flumy on your bus route from Pula to Plitvice. Currently there is a bus leaving Pula at...

I don't know of a bus service from Piran to rovinj in recent years but there has been a service from Portoroz.

Unfortunately there is no super website with all the information you need, even individual sites can be inaccurate....

Contrary to what has been said, public transport (buses) are a great way to get around Slovenia and Croatia. ...

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I don't think there is a great restaurant in Rovinj, but there are several good ones. Walk by Gastaldo and check the menu outside. If this...