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Neretva Valley Apartments, Ulica kneza Domagoja, Metković, Croatia

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Neretva Valley Apartments, Ulica kneza Domagoja, Metković, Croatia

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Neretva Valley Apartments, Ulica kneza Domagoja, Metković, Croatia

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20 april 2023- Door een interessante archeologische ontdekking in de Neretva-vallei is een project ter waarde van een half miljard kuna gepauzeerd.
Inwoners van de Neretva-vallei wachten al bijna 10 jaar voor een oplossing voor het zoute zeewater dat de landbouwproductie en de economische activiteiten van die regio verstoord.
Deze archeologische vondst in de Neretva-vallei waren de resten zijn van een scheepswrak uit de Romeinse periode, het is gevonden op de plaats die bedoeld was voor de bouw van het project. Het schip wordt geschat uit de periode van het einde van de 1e eeuw v.C. te zijn.

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Neretva Valley Archaeological Discovery Stalls Expensive Project

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An interesting Neretva Valley archaeological discovery has seen the pause button pressed on a long awaited project worth half a billion kuna.

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23/03/23- Kroatië is nummer 1 in Europa wat betreft zoetwatervoorraden.

Op 22 maart was het Wereldwaterdag en met een gemiddelde van 29 200 kubieke meter per capita staat Kroatië volgens Eurostat bovenaan de EU-ranglijst van zoetwaterbronnen.

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Croatia ranks no.1 in Europe for drinking water supplies per capita

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ZAGREB, 23 March (Hina) - This year, World Water Day, which is observed on 22 March, is dedicated groundwater, which Croatia treats as its special asset.
Over 90% of water used for water supply systems in Croatia comes from groundwater, according to a press release issued by the Economy and Sustaina

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27/02/2023- Zware sneeuwval veroorzaakt verkeerschaos in Kroatië.

Een sneeuwstorm heeft zondagavond grote verkeersproblemen veroorzaakt in Kroatië.
Door constante sneeuwval is Dalmatië afgesneden van het binnenland. Er zijn rukwinden tot 150 km/u waargenomen. Reddingsteams moesten meerde keren uitrukken om vastzittende automobilisten te bevrijden. Veel reizigers zaten vast en zochten onderdak in tankstations of bleven ‘s nacht in hun voertuigen.

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In Kroatië heeft een winterprik zondagavond grote verkeerschaos veroorzaakt. Door aanhoudende sneeuwval is de kustregio Dalmatië afgesneden van het binnenland. Dat meldt het nieuwsportaal index.hr. Er zijn windstoten tot 150 kilometer per uur geregistreerd.

Reddingsteams moesten herhaaldelijk uitrukken om vastzittende automobilisten te bevrijden. Veel reizigers zaten vast op het traject tussen de hoofdstad Zagreb en de Dalmatische kust. Ze zochten onderdak in overvolle tankstations en/of brachten de nacht door in hun voertuigen.

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Zware sneeuwval veroorzaakt verkeerschaos in Kroatië

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In Kroatië heeft een winterprik zondagavond grote verkeerschaos veroorzaakt. Door aanhoudende sneeuwval is de kustregio Dalmatië afgesneden van het binnenland. Dat meldt het nieuwsportaal index.hr. Er zijn windstoten tot 150 kilometer per uur geregistreerd. Reddingsteams moesten herhaaldelijk uitrukken om vastzittende automobilisten te bevrijden.

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02/01/2023- Kroatië neemt afscheid van kuna en voert de euro in.
Sinds 1 januari heeft Kroatië de euro ingevoerd, het is ook het 20e land in de eurozone geworden. Premier Andrej Plenkovic en Commissievoorzitter Ursula von der Leyen vierden deze ‘historische dag’ door in de hoofdstad van Kroatië Zagreb samen een koffie te drinken, en met euro’s te betalen.

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maandag 2 januari 2023 om 3.25 uur

Wie volgende zomer naar de azuurblauwe kustlijnen van Kroatië wil trekken, hoeft niet langer wachtrijen aan de grens met Slovenië te verwachten én heeft geen kuna's meer nodig om er iets te kopen. Want sinds 1 januari maakt het niet alleen deel uit van de Schengenlanden, waar vrij verkeer van goederen en personen geldt, maar is het ook het twintigste land in de eurozone geworden. Premier Andrej Plenkovic en Commissievoorzitter Ursula von der Leyen vierden de 'historische dag' door in de Kroatische hoofdstad Zagreb samen een koffie te drinken, en af te rekenen in euro's.

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Kroatië neemt afscheid van kuna en omarmt euro

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maandag 2 januari 2023 om 3.25 uur Wie volgende zomer naar de azuurblauwe kustlijnen van Kroatië wil trekken, hoeft niet langer wachtrijen aan de grens met Slovenië te verwachten én heeft geen kuna's meer nodig om er iets te kopen.

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November 2022- Het heeft sinds de ochtend in delen van het land hevig en onophoudelijk geregend, en ook met donder en onweer. Verschillende wegen in Novi Vinodolski werden afgesloten, omdat er daar enorm veel neerslag viel. Op sommige plaatsen staat het zelfs water tot aan de knieën.

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November the 18th, 2022 - Novi Vinodolski flooding is causing cause for concern among many, and although the Republic of Croatia, at least in some parts, is no stranger to floods, the sheer level of rainfall which has caused this was unexpected.

As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, it has been raining fairly heavily and continuously since the early morning hours in parts of the country, and in some locations this has been accompanied by thunder and other stormy weather. A huge amount of precipitation fell on Novi Vinodolski, where some roads were closed, and now Novi Vinodolski flooding is another issue for residents.

In some places, the water is knee-deep.

For more, keep up with our news section.

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Novi Vinodolski Flooding Raises Cause for Concern

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November the 18th, 2022 - Novi Vinodolski flooding is causing cause for concern among many, and although the Republic of Croatia, at least in some parts, is no stranger to floods, the sheer level of rainfall which has caused this was unexpected.

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Šetalište Ivana Meštrovića 45, 21000, Split, Kroatië

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Šetalište Ivana Meštrovića 45, 21000, Split, Kroatië

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Šetalište Ivana Meštrovića 45, 21000, Split, Kroatië

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Oktober 2022- Op een tweedaagse conferentie over klimaatverandering in Split heeft Daria Povh Škugor er op gewezen dat het noodzakelijk is om de bouw aan zee te stoppen, omdat er geen manier is om de mensen te beschermen tegen overstromingen, omdat het zeeniveau zal stijgen.

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October 21, 2022 - At a two-day conference on climate change in Split on Thursday, it was pointed out that nothing should be built right next to the sea because the Adriatic area may be hit by floods that will be a consequence of climate change and a raised mean sea level.

As Poslovni reports, the Split Mediterranean Institute for Life Research (Medils) is hosting a scientific conference on climate change that brought together Croatian and Italian experts who cooperate through the European Interreg project.

"The great length of our coast is a wealth, but we may also be cursed having such a long coast, which could become an expense in the future since there will be no protection for buildings that are built right next to the sea," said Daria Povh Škugor, senior program officer of PAR/RAC centre Split, which is part of the Mediterranean Action Program network as part of the UN Environment Program.

According to her, it is necessary to stop the construction of houses and buildings by the sea because there is no way to protect them from floods from the sea, whose level will rise. Referring to an expert study on flood estimates, she singled out the Bay of Kaštela as the most threatened.

"As for the population, the area of ​​Kaštela Bay and the cities of Kaštela, Solin, Split, and Trogir are the most threatened," said Povh Škugor. She added that this is one of the reasons why the two-day conference on climate change and the risks of flooding from the sea is being held in Split. "According to the latest information, the last time, the average temperature was two degrees higher than it is today, and what we all fear, the sea level was up to five meters higher than now. It is a bell that rings the alarm," warned Povh Škugor.

Dr. Natalija Dunić from the Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries, which deals with research into the physical conditions of the Adriatic, reported that the average level of the Adriatic Sea has increased by 10 centimeters in the last 30 years and could rise by 70 centimeters by the year 2100.

"When you have a large variety of seas, and when cyclonic disturbances occur and when the jugo (southern wind) blows on the sea, the water will penetrate to the coast - to Diocletian's cellars, on the Riva, in Marmontova Street to the HNK building," said Dunić, emphasising that high time something be done to prevent it.

She also said that by 2100, global mean sea levels are estimated to rise by more than one metre. According to her, expert estimates are that by the year 2600, the average sea level in the world could rise by 15 meters. In this regard, she mentioned predictions about the melting of the ice from Antarctica and that the rise in the level of the world's seas could also threaten the mountains in Europe.

For more, make sure to check out our dedicated Lifestyle section.

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Climate Change and Wind Danger - Do not Build Next to Adriatic Sea

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October 21, 2022 - At a two-day conference on climate change in Split on Thursday, it was pointed out that nothing should be built right next to the sea because the Adriatic area may be hit by floods that will be a consequence of climate change and a raised mean sea level.

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September 2022- Het Istrische wijnhuis Kabola ontvangt twee internationale prijzen. De prijzen komen allebij uit het Verenigd Koninkrijk , en zijn jaarlijkse prijzen die worden uitgereikt door Britse publicaties. De beste worden bepaald door lezers online en door een jury.

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September the 30th, 2022 - The well known Istrian Kabola winery is no stranger to international recognition and awards, and two more prestigious international awards will only push this Istrian winery even further into the limelight.

As Morski writes, two international awards - Luxury Awards in the category of Best Organic Wine Production Company 2022 and Prestige Awards in the category of Vineyard of the Year - have arrived at the doors of the Istrian Kabola winery. According to many people, this is by far the most beautiful Istrian estate of all.

Both awards come from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and are annual awards given by respected British publications. The best ones are decided by readers online, as well as by an expert jury.

Connoisseurs of the wine scene know that both of these awards have definitely ended up in the right hands, because the Istrian Kabola winery was the first of all on the Istrian peninsula to venture into organic production, which is why all its labels have had the BIO certificate since back in 2009, and it is also the first winery in all of the Republic of Croatia to have started with the production of wine aged in amphorae.

The awards given to the owners of the winery, the Markezic family, who are still very busy working in the vineyards because this year's harvest is still in progress.

"We started harvesting around August the 25th this year, two or three weeks earlier than in previous years due to the extremely hot and sunny summer. Early Chardonnay and Pinot Gris varieties were harvested, and we're using them to produce our RE Kabola sparkling wine. We've just finished harvesting the Malvasia, which accounts for 70 percent of the total production of our grapes and wine,'' explained famous Istrian winemaker Marino Markezic, announcing yet another excellent wine year.

The vineyards on the estate of the Istrian Kabola winery withstood this year's horrendous drought very well thanks to the soil in the microlocation of Momjanstina, which is rich in marl that retains moisture more easily.

It's worth noting that wine and the production of it has been present within this family and has been a tradition for more than 130 years now, and the Markezic family live in harmony with nature. Their cellars have always been the Istrian avant-garde, their wines are widely appreciated, recommended by the most famous sommeliers and offered by prestigious restaurants in many locations. Their winery in Kanedol is a must-see destination for tourists from all over the world, and the film industry also loves it, given the fact that just a few years ago, scenes for a Hollywood blockbuster were filmed on the property.

"Awards always make us happy, but the best reward is the recommendation of our clients and guests who return to us year after year and truly enjoy our wines," concluded Markezic.

For more, make sure to check out our dedicated Made in Croatia section.

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Istrian Kabola Winery Receives Two More International Awards

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September the 30th, 2022 - The well known Istrian Kabola winery is no stranger to international recognition and awards, and two more prestigious international awards will only push this Istrian winery even further into the limelight.