Alan Hotel Zadar

... puste!<br><br>A przed nami Zadar, miasto piekne, czyste, zadbane niesamowicie - w kazdym razie STAROWKA. Wyczuwa sie tu wloskie wplywy, ale to nic dziwnego: miasto bylo podlegle Wenecji dlugie lata.<br>Chociaz z tym numero uno roznie: Krzysia /to ja..to ja / - Zadar. Inni? A to... Kotor, a to.... Dubrownik, a to... laba w Prapratno! Wszystko piekne, po prostu :)<br ...

... just fine now.<br><br>The journey to where I am not was unplanned, totally spontaneous, and pushing the envelope of what a normal traveler would do. It involved getting a bus door slammed in my face, a woman at a left luggage office holding my bag hostage, one plane and two bus rides all day, one cool stopover and getting lost at night on foot. All this so I can bring you only the finest from Europe. But I made it obviously and will have plenty to tell about.

La sortie en bateau nous a tanné la peau et iodé le cerveau, nous sommes en pleine forme pour un nouveau tour dans Zadar.<br><br>La vite de Zadar "by night" est encore plus fantastique que la veille. De plus nous sommes samedi soir et ça se voit : les rues et les terrasses sont bondées.<br><br>Première mission : manger une grosse glace ...

8h30, nous partons pour une excursion d'une journée dans le Parc National des Iles Kornati. L'accès se fait uniquement par bâteau. Les excursions sont organisées à partir de Zadar ainsi que de nombreuses autres villes comme Sibenik ou Dugi Otok.<br><br>Classé parc national, cet archipel est le plus sauvage de Croatie. Il se compose de 147 îles, îlots et rochers quasi désertiques. La plus longue île ...

... CouchSurfing is gaining a lot of momentum there, and homestays and guesthouses are becoming popular as well.<br><br>Anyhow, when I got up a little while ago from my nap, I still felt like I couldn&#8217;t move, but after walking around a little bit and getting some food, I feel almost human again. Unfortunately, we have to leave by 10 AM tomorrow, so it&#8217;ll be another early day&#8230;I hope the mosquitoes sleep tonight. We&#8217;re just going to take our stuff with us since we ...

... s got. As Zadar isn't a booming metropolis, I was able to see the major sites within a few hours and then relax by the sea organs on the shore. The stairs down to the water have various metal pipes in them that resonate when water and waves move about. So all day and all night you can hear the sea organs. I would be most interested in hearing them during a crazy storm. After soaking up the small peninsula in which Zadar's city center exists, I headed off the the docks to find out which ...

... that once existed there and this is when we got caught in our second downpour of the day. We took refuge in a little cafe across the street and drank some orange juice so we could stay out of the rain. Once it slowed down we continued to walk around and do some souvenir shopping until dark when we would go see the sea organ one more time and the Greeting of the Sun. The sea organ and the area around it became so much cooler after the sun went down ...

... päikese käes, ülejäänud mäehiiglased ümberringi. Uskumatu, et selline koht on üldse olemas. Ja täiesti inimtühi. Ühel pool mäge on sombune sügis, teisel pool päike. Tekib levi sõnumite saatmiseks. Rajal on silte küll, aga nende järgi orienteerumiseks tuleks teada, kus need punktid algusega võrreldes asuvad... Kui avastan, et kell juba viis läbi, satun kolme tee risti, kahele poole näitavad nooled, kolmandale mitte. Võtab mõningase aja, et päikese, mere, maamärkide ja ...

... fumes causing it? Ate a banana and listened to some trippy electronic music that was being played. I miss my music! Between work, commuting, and at home, I normally listen to 9-10 hours per day. I want an IPOD!!! Grabbed a ham, cheese, tomato, cucumber sandwich at the rest stop. Prices were similar to grocery stores in Zagreb. The last time I ate in a rest stop was last year when the four of us stopped in Portugal for fuel and food. The sandwich was much better this time ...

... Novemeber. But we made the most of our stay here. We spent one day exploring Split and another in Supetar which was on the nearby island of Brac. Next we headed north to another island called Murter. Getting to this island was a challenge without a car. While waiting at the bus stop in between buses a group of old men were pointing and laughing at us. And our final bus to Murter was packed with highschool kids that also laughed at us the whole trip. We are ...