FONTANA Hvar
Jelsa B B Hvar, Hvar Island, 21465, Croatia
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Hvar has Hills. 52.06km/32.33miles
... the things they had and we ordered a little of everything. We started with a tray of cheese, olive oil, capers, rosemary and olives. With that a plate of proscuitto ham, olives and pickles. There was fresh bread that had been grilled in the fire. Tuna pate and fig pate to spread on the bread. These both were quite tasty. Terry also ordered a side bowl of goulash that we all tasted. It was his birthday and he said that his mother always made him ...
Voted "Top 10 Best Islands in the World"
... was where she and her late husband loved to come and she spread his ashes here. She's got lots of stories and seems quite lonely, but for 76 and traveling alone - you got to give her credit. Maybe we will run into her at the nudist beach - YIKES! Mike has been so fun, especially after some local wine. I can tell that he is missing his animals at home. Every time we see a cat, and there are lots of them, he comments on how his cat is bigger than that one. The bigger laugh is what ...
"The bar is on fire!! The bar is on fire!!"
... different bays in the nearby Pakleni islands. For some reason we allowed Michael to captain our trip back, and seas were a bit rougher. Nick and Milos decided to enjoy the ride by standing on the front of the boat and riding the waves. As we crossed the path of one large yacht, Nick, who was several drinks deep, decided to moon them. The yacht captain responded by changing his course and going full throttle right at us. With a giant yacht ...
Catching Up With Simon And Katy
... port we caught up with Simon and Katy who happened to be travelling in Croatia at the same time as us. We spent the afternoon catching up as we walked to a castle on the hill that gave great views over the town. We spent the evening at Simon and Katy’s apartment drinking beers before grabbing a quick dinner at a restaurant in the town. ...
Split and the Diocletian Palace
... For an intimate perspective on how life was organized, this excursion includes a walk through the palace cellars. The city of Split grew inside and around this palace, with the population retreating behind its walls when under attack, and then spilling out beyond them in times of peace.
Today the Palace of Diocletian is a UNESCO World Heritage site, but don’t expect a deserted ruin. Discover instead a vibrant warren of museums, galleries, shops ...



