Hotel Imperial Vodice

... luxury Gulet charter sailing on our Aurum yacht, we can make your dreams came true!<br><br>Visit Croatia, a European country surrounded by hundreds of islands of the Adriatic sea &#8211; an ideal destination for yachtsmen. You can expect to find the Mediterranean as it once was: untouched ...

... something quiet. This spot is exactly what we were hoping for! There are only about fifty people at the campsite, which means that it is private without us being the only ones at the campsite, which seems to have been the trend lately! We bargained with the lady at the desk and paid for the cheapest spot but were able to park in the most expensive with the best views&#8230;they are unbelievable. Sailboats are going past now and we ...

... Waziutkie uliczki, zwykle pelne turystow oddychaja z ulga po sezonie.<br>Wprawdzie sa jeszcze zwiedzajacy, ale wiecej tu oryginalow... a moze po prostu bardziej ich widac?<br>Jak wspaniala para Amerykanow, wygladajacych jak z bajkowej ilustracji ? <br>Krazymy po uliczkach , zagladamy na targ - nie...to juz nie ta pora... puste skrzynki po rybach...<br>Wieczorkiem - dobre czerwone wino i tradycyjnie szachrujemy ;) w kosci!

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 ...

... out that the new flotilla is not in Kaprije tonight (as planned) because they did not leave from base due to weather so we're on our own in Kaprije with 3 other boats from the flotilla who were also sailing 2 weeks and had gone on their own for the weekend. Wind dies down a bit from 6 to 11PM. Had a geat meal with friends in the village. While we are sitting in the restaurant we see a boat starting to drag anchor its moving back fast amidst ...

... waterfalls of Krka. All in all, a great place to go waterfall spotting, swimming, and photographing. And even a bit of sunshine on occasion aswell!

... apt), lives down the street and works across the street in a plumbing shop. We drop our bags and have a drink on the square, walk around and thats about it. Notice that everyone speaks English..cause Croatian is not so easy to learn. There are so many shoe shops Mandys head is spinning in all directions.( huge Italian Mediterranean influence here) The currency here is the Kuna with a exchange rate of about 5 kuna per $ and everything is pretty cheap ...

... fans were being protected by a huge fence and about 100 riot police. Fireworks were lit all the time, and thrown on the field, and the play continued as the 50 or so firefighters ran about trying to deal with the fireworks on the field! After the match a riot broke out, and part of the stands were lit on fire, riot police came out. Fans through barricades and fireworks at the riot police, who fired back with a water cannon. Canät wait to show ya the pics!!

... the department of tourism didn't pay us to say that!) From Croatia, we took what we hope will be our last all-night bus ride northwest to Slovenia, to the seaside city of Piran. It was enjoyable, but we were hard pressed to see how it differed from Croatia, except in the prices of food and lodging which were akin to Italy's. A day of buses and trains took us, once again, to Milan where we are basking in the hospitality of Sandro and Barb, before we head out on our trip's final leg - to Jordan and Israel.

More later but I thought it would be fun to mention that we went through Bosnia today WITHOUT passports. We had accidentally left them in the storage area of the bus and we couldnzt get to them but I managed to tell the guy with the gun and the badge that it was alright!!