Hotel Kristina Vodice

... a spacious lounge, suited for private and business meetings, presentations, celebrations or other purposes, depending on your needs and wishes. It is possible to use both a portable and a fixed telephone in the lounge. Your accommodation on the Aurum Gulet may be compared to a stay in the most ...

After we left the park, the drive down to where we are now was spectacular, although a bit different than I pictured Croatia to be-it is a lot rockier and a bit more like what we thought Greece would be like. Our second campsite was just before the town of Zadar in a town called Nin; we pulled in and this funny little man came up to us-there was no way we could say no to his smiling face even if the campsite was horrible! Luckily ...

... Waziutkie uliczki, zwykle pelne turystow oddychaja z ulga po sezonie.
Wprawdzie sa jeszcze zwiedzajacy, ale wiecej tu oryginalow... a moze po prostu bardziej ich widac?
Jak wspaniala para Amerykanow, wygladajacych jak z bajkowej ilustracji ?
Krazymy po uliczkach , zagladamy na targ - nie...to juz nie ta pora... puste skrzynki po rybach...
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.

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 ...

on continue pour notre deuxieme semaine de voile.... Day 6 and on... Day 6 - Rogoniza a l'ile Kornat (Opat) -- Superbe journee de voile , vent 15 noeud pour une traversee vers les Ilòes Kornati ou ce trouve le parc nationale des Iles Kornati. Changement de paysage, plus de ville, villages grosse marina, bienvenue les petites baies, ancrages...pas beaucoup de gends, tres sauvage...superbe. Arrive a Opat, on s'encre et Marie et Pierre hike la ...

... finished the descent, we stopped for a spot of lunch before reaching the epicentre of almighty waterfall glory, Skradinski Buk, which has a "46m ...

... My favourite place is 500m that way in the sea." We smiled and nodded. We got to our room, which was very nice and had a kitchen, which was a bonus.. We then showered and got ready to go out again. We went to the local supermarket and bought ingredients for a traditonal meal which I'd spotted in the Dubrovnik Times, which was handily in English. After dinner we walked along the sea front which was very pretty at night and went on a search for a cocktail bar. I managed to drop ...

... the hardcore fans quarter of the stands). The fans generally were content to just throw flares (or in a few notable cases hurl huge flag poles javelin style right at police officers) and then retreat but a couple full scale battles erupted and at one point riot cops were in their swinging their batons as fans clubbed them with the flagpoles they hadn't yet thrown or burned and one guy even smashed his drum over the head of an unlucky officer. The contest was ...

... town on the island of Hvar is a bit different from the towns we have been to thus far on the Dalmatian Coast - less enclosed - and we instantly fell in love with it. A three night stay soon turned into six nights. Hvar is said to be one of the most pretentious islands with the wealthy Croatians and Europeans flocking here in July and August in their million dollar yachts. The main strip in town is lined with swank bars and cafes catering to the "yacht-sters." Thankfully, we ...

Current stop on the Itinerary: Hvar Island, about one hour by hydrofoil from the coastline. Hvar Town is and old Venetian port with an enchanting, well-preserved Old Town and harbour and an old Venetian fort overlooking the city which gets lit up at night. Very ...