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Sun, sea and Split
... houses and baroque churches interweave within, through and around one another in a timeless dance that is stunning but hard to grasp.
To the north-west lies another old part of the city – the first area to spill out of the safety of the city walls. It grew around the bustling fish market just outside the city walls and has engulfed the market with a chequerboard of neoclassical streets and lanes. The fish market continues, perhaps smaller, but still noisy and ...
A city inside a palace - Split
in Split we stayed in a purple hotel that was really chystally, it had funky white furniture and FINALLY had Cartoon Network and Boomerang in English. We wanted to stay in the hotel room !!! We went and looked around the old town which is the city inside the palace. It wa sliek a maze, we played a game where we each got a turn deciding with passage to go down until we got lost, then we stopped for dinner. We foudn a pub ...
Azimut
... relying on me to find our way back and I was sure I would be fine but no completely going round in circles. Sue needs to be back by 12 noon to catch their plane to Turkey. Far out into panic start running literally running to get back to the pub in time. Got back only a few minutes late thankfully also thankfully NZ won the rugby - so all happy. Sue is a real pocket rocket! Say our goodbyes with promises to visit after all they do live in Hawks Bay.
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Croatia
... then 60km along the Peljesac peninsula to the end where we caught a ferry to Korcula island. We went past lots of wineries and a random medieval looking wall on the peninsula. Our accomodation in Korcula was amazing - we had a beautiful room with a terrace overlooking Korcula town and the marina. We were stoked to have a kitchen and enjoyed our first home cooked meal in several weeks.
Overnight there was a gigantic thunderstorm - thunder, lightning and it was ******* ...
Goodbye, Split, for real this time
I was taking the night train to Zagreb, so it was my last day in Split. I was really sad to go. All day, though, it didn't quite feel like I was really leaving. Matt and I headed down to the beach and Reece joined us, leaving the landline phone outside of reception in case someone needed to call him on his cell phone. There was another Australian guy there, Fletch, who had just checked in so we took him to the beach as well. We played some picigin and then swam out ...



