The trip took place over 25 days and allowed traversing the Croatian Adriatic coast, a region characterized by great landscape and cultural contrasts. The itinerary included cities of Roman origin, towns with strong Venetian influence, pebble beaches, islands and roads offering views of some of Europe's most spectacular landscapes.
The journey was made in a campervan, which provided flexibility and autonomy to explore the different destinations along the route. This mode of travel allowed for a more immersive experience in the visited region.
The Croatian coast revealed notable diversity, combining historical heritage, such as the ruins and traces of Roman presence, with the characteristic architecture of the Venetian period present in several localities. The coastal landscape, with its pebble beaches and archipelago of islands, completed the scenery of this trip through the Adriatic region.
