Anamariya Sunara

Hello there!

Welcome to Croatia! My name is Anamaria. I am a licensed guide in the cities of Split, Trogir, Sibenik, Dubrovnik, Zagreb. In summer I live in Split from where I travel to Croatia with tourists. I work in Zagreb in winter.

Graduated from Zagreb University, Faculty of Philology. Professor of World, Comparative Literature and Russian Language. She also studied at St. Petersburg State University-Center of Russian Language and Culture, CIEE-Center of Russian Language and Culture, St. Petersburg. I love your literature and culture!

I will try to introduce you to Croatia, a country of friendly people, transparent sea, amazing beauty. The Plitvice Lakes and Krka National Parks are stunning.

Come here!

Welcome to Croatia!

Especially in my hometown of Split. I will be your guide in Middle Dalmatia. On the Adriatic coast it is really hard to find another place as beautiful as Central Dalmatia. Why? Because Central Dalmatia is a region of diversity! The sea, islands, rivers, canyons, waterfalls, mountains - all this is nearby. Nature is stunning, the Šibenskaya and Makarskiu Riviera can not be compared with anything in Croatia, and the city that stands between them is known to everyone, even Gaucher in the film “Moscow does not believe in tears”! Yes, the emperor about whom Gosha spoke and who gave up power and went to grow cabbage was Diocletian, and the city where he built his palace - Split!

Split is a good choice for a holiday because everything is close from Split.

The city of Trogir and the ancient Salon are only 30 km away. Omis is an ancient city of pirates and the canyon of the Cetina River is located 25 km from Split. Near Split island Brac and Hvar, opposite Mount Biokovo. And the city of Sibenik and the reserve of Krka, as it is generally described in words. Even UNESCO did. Plitvice lakes - a distance of 250 km, but it is worth seeing. I will try to present my country, the country of friendly people, clear sea, amazing beauty, delicious food. If you come to Croatia in winter, I will be waiting for you in Zagreb.

P.S. How do you know without me what the brudet is and what the Dalmatian pashtitsada is?!