Niko Sibenik

Hotelsko naselje Solaris b.b. Sibenik, 22000, Croatia

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Can I PLEASE have a cup of coffee???

A travel blog entry by theflipside

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... a fever and stomach ache, the toilet her porcelain god for the next 48hours. Poor girl. I do my best to take care of them both, without actually touching them…. Difficult, but I can get really creative when needs be.
A couple days later, Abi is much better, but we give Kahlan a day to heal completely, as we want to go to the Kornati National Park. This national park is a chain of 365 islands off the coast of Sibenik, called the diamonds of ...

Drive to Split via Sibenik

A travel blog entry by painterlaura2

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... was occupied by the Kingdom of Italy until June 12, 1921. As a result of the Treaty of Rapallo, the Italians gave up their claim to the city and it became a part of the Kingdom of ...

Festival!

A travel blog entry by chelseacrown

... before Rachel and Lucy came by. Reece, Rachel, Lucy, Hume, and I were all heading that evening to a music festival outside of a town 2 hours north of Split called Sibenik. Reece, Rachel, Lucy, and I all headed to the beach for a couple of hours and had these amazing sandwiches at a shop called Rizzo (I ate there for lunch every day for the next two weeks almost). For 14 to 18 kuna (about 3ish dollars) you could eat a ...

Croatia and The Adriatic Sea

A travel blog entry by aaron-dana

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... That's a first for this entire 9+ months. It's been so nice not to pack and un-pack for almost 2 weeks. We were going to move around the country a bit more, but once we finally "stopped" for a few days, we didn't feel like going anywhere else. It was too beautiful to move! The grass was already green on this side of the fence, so why bother moving!

We have had days where the only big decision that ...

It's a hard life, but somebody has to do it!

A travel blog entry by thebarretts

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Split

For those of us who were awake (ie. Mick), we got to watch the beautiful coastline of Croatia as we made our way from Mostar to Split. Once we arrived, we found our guesthouse and then meandered around the markets and the old town. The day consisted of food, market shopping and sleep. What else is there to say! Except that Split would be a totally lovely place to hang out for a couple more days, if not for all the bloody tourists (and yes, I know we fit into that ...

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