Adriatic Hotel Rovinj

P. Budicin b.b. Rovinj, Istria, Croatia

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... had no fear doing it with them. Stacy and I watched in fear and awe as Kahlan and Abi went through the course. In some parts Kahlan could not even reach the ropes to hold onto, which she got through by holding onto the daughter. As Kahlan went through the course and across ziplines, she was having a blast... truly an adventure seeker. The course ended with a 400 meter long zip line. This thing was huge. Here ...

Ears, fleas and horses

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... filled with spooky witches and Jack-o’-Laterns, horses and the various art we had created over the past few weeks. Our tiny apartment was beginning to look like a bit of home. By the time we were done organizing, it was time to make our spooky feast. We found some orchiette pasta while we were in Trieste, so this became the base of our scary dish. We added some sheep mushroom pieces and sautéed leeks, and called our dish ears, fleas ...

A City of Light

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... more stairs than we could count that lead to our roof top rooms. It turned out to be the perfect place to have a drink (thank you again my best friends at the Kamenar for the ice!) and watch some of the local talent as they danced and sang the night away in the square below our balcony. It was also a great place to dry some of the clothing that we washed out being unable to find a convenient laundry.


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Moving in to Rovinj

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It was now time to head to Rovinj so we walked back to the hotel, collected our bags and car and made the 35 kilometer drive to Rovinj. Driving up to the town of Rovinj, it's obvious that it is a small/old town. No cars are allowed into the old town center so we parked and walked the rest of the way. Our apartment was right in the old town with views of the water. When we got to the apartment, I could tell that ...

Hotel Valamar

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... and the town became populated with Yugoslavians until the separation of Yugoslavia in 1991.

Porec has weathered all of these changes quite well, although the once industrial port town, and capitol of Istria, now relies on a hand full of businesses outside the city center and tourism to survive. There are a few draws to Porec for visitors: the resorts that attract German tourists mostly, like on ...

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This hotel was formerly known as: Hotel Adriatic