Hotel Esplanade
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Rijeka
... of a residential building and was deceivingly good accommodation. As like many of the bookings through the Hostelworld app, we were given the option of checking in at 13:00 which didn't coincide with our shorter train journey. Luckily they'd left the door open and we plonked our stuff on the floor and waited for the owners. After 20 min of watching MacGuyver with subtitles we were able to leave our stuff with the owner while they prepared the room for us and ...
Lakes and the seaside
... at the horizon now even further away. Again we put steps under feet, but now it was an easier downward climb back to town.
Being that Dino was a fan of getting his heart rate up us well, we decided to head to the park for a work out. Amy, his super energetic Jack Russell accompanied us, chasing her was a good warm up. While Amy and Amie watched, we got down to business. Dino got me to try some crossfit which I had never done before. After 8 rounds ...
Malinska snorkelling!
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Then as the bakery's were opening we popped in for a fresh chocolate croissant before hitting the supermarket for supplies. Simons friend Nick then arrived to travel with us for a while so once his tent was (awkwardly) pitched (despite much laughter and no help from ourselves) we headed back down to the sea.
Had another good snorkel sesh taking some (hopefully) good pics with my underwater camera. Then we cooked up a storm for lunch, some ...
Croatia here we come!!
... dinner- our whole bill of 2 beers, a bottle of water and 2 meals cost £10. Yeehaa! That saves plenty of cash for pudding then...
So found an amazing ice cream place next to the harbour!! 70p for a delicious scoop of ice cream and wide variety of flavours... I'd better try 3! :P
Back to our campsite to try out my roll mat in the stones... Looking forward to a swim n snorkel ...
Vojak
... from the trees. There's no discernible road and, somewhere past an old brick chimney, two men chop wood. They don't notice as I hike past their home.
As I catch up with the trail, it intersects with a larger, unpaved road and I hear the clop of hooves to my right. I look and find three horses mounted by young, silent riders. They pass in front of me and head in the same direction. Not sure what else to do I fall into line behind the last horse and we keep ...