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Don't go chasing Waterfalls.....
... Split is that there are not a lot of tourists at this time of the year. Also the streets are lined with palm trees and the walking paths are made of marble! A great little thing happened, I got to skype with Jenna! Its kind of tough when cruising because wifi on the ship is expensive and very slow, so when we get wifi in port usually the time never works. It was such a treat to talk with my little Jemmy!!! YAYOnce we had tendered and got ...
Cpn Krk and the Zatons
... to a little hermit crab!
About a mile from the campsite is the tiny walled city of Nin, surrounded by water and approached by an old stone bridge. It was prosperous in Roman times, when it was called Aenona, and from the 9th to the 12th century it played an important role in the religious life of the country by promoting the use of the Glagolitic script. The tiny pre-Romanesque church of Holy ...
Split to Dubrovnik cruise
Friday, 6 July 2012
We flew Croatian airlines from London to Split. The flight was delayed by 1 hour. By the time we came out of Split airport, it was close to 10:30. While we had read that there were buses taking people from the airport to the town centre, it was dead quiet outside Split airport, so we took a cab instead. 30 mins and 295 kunas later (around £33), we arrived in town and our accommodation was in a pedestrian section so the taxis took ...
Splits Ahoy!
Today we took our time getting out of the campground, choosing to take advantage of the 1pm check out and the beautiful beach. We swam and read and just chilled out. We left about 1pm and drove down to Split, which we had heard is a fantastic city, so we found ourselves a camp site close to town and drove the non-toll roads South. The scenery was beautiful as we drove down the country – we hugged the coastline for the majority of the journey, enjoying glimpses of the ...
Split and the Croatian coastline
... down to the water and very Croatian in style. You might get bored here if you were hyperactive!
We had to pass through Bosnia on the way. They have a well controlled and guarded border crossing on either end and passports are required. They look more scary than they actually are but it is a full on crossing. Their piece of country is 15 minutes of coastline that is like the rest of the coastline, windy and picturesque. There is one ...
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