Agriculture is a relevant part of living in Zagvozd.

When we were children...

We took a half day trip to traditional Croatian home producer market in Zadvarje.
This market is organised every Tuesday throughout the year. This is one of the most interesting markets we ever visited.

We drove for 10 minutes from Camp Biokovo through the tunnel towards the coast. I arrive at Basko Polje Beach (South of Baska Voda Beach) and walk through the pine trees towards the rocky sea’s edge. I reach the water and the first thing I notice is the bright blue of the Sea before me...

A drive for 20 minutes from Camp Biokovo through the winding roads of the Dalmatia hinterland had us arrive at the small town of Imotski. This is home of “Plavo Jezero” and “Crveno Jezero” the “Blue Lake” and “Red Lake” two unique karst lakes formed by the collapse of a once massive cave. After stopping...

The hike to the top of Mount Biokovo took about 10 hours there and back (including all the stops along the way and the sit down I had when I reached the top). I began from the campsite and walked to a nearby village called Milići as there was a starting point there. There was...

Located in Dugopolje at the foot of Mount Mosor is one of the most important geomorphologic monuments of the region. From campsite it will take around 40 min drive (Road E65). Asphalt and macadam roads lead right up to the cave’s entrance.

“If you really want to make a friend, go to someone’s house and eat with him…the people who give you their food give you their heart” (C. Chavez) This is close to the Workaway hosting philosophy and having similar idea on our mind we joined their community...