Hotel Jakov Sibenik
Hotelsko Naselje Solaris b.b Sibenik, 22000, Croatia
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Can I PLEASE have a cup of coffee???
... George Bernard Shaw wrote, “When the Gods had completed their work and were satisfied, they wanted to crown their work, so out of the sea and air and breathe of the stars, they created Kornati Islands.” Or, something poetically similar. Since we are at the end of the season, there are no boats that leave from Split, nor do they sell tickets for this tour locally, as you can only go by private boat or tour. So, we have to drive back to ...
Drive to Split via Sibenik
... and Slovenes. During World War II it was occupied by Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany. Over the course of Allied bombing of the city, the Church of Sveti Nikola (Saint Nicholas) in ...
Festival!
... on freshly baked breadrolls with meat, cheese, and tons of different toppings. It was like subway but tastier, cheaper, and with better ingredients. We headed back to the apartment and we got ready to go to the festival. We took the bus out there and took a shuttle bus to the festival gates. There were several acts that everyone wanted to see. I was pretty ignorant of all the bands so I just went along with it. The music turned out to ...
Unfortunate business decisions
... us that she’d hired on Alabama for the week. Rachel and I looked at each other with dread – why would Dora hire this guy? I had been considering staying on after heading to Plitvice and working in Split for a bit, but I knew Dora was very much opposed to Reece and me as she liked to keep her hostel workers single. I'd been offered a job on Hvar and one on Brac, and also was told that I could have easily gotten one elsewhere in Split, but I had itchy feet about ...
Let's Split to Diocletian's Palace
... been their place of worship before exiting the palace to the North (opposite of the sea) which would have been the original entrance (The back is now where the promenade is, but then would have lead directly to the sea and a quick escape if they were attacked). There is an imposing statue of Gregorius Nin who was a 10th century Slavic religious leader and famous for fighting for the right to perform mass in the local Croatian language as opposed ...



