Hotel Mediteran Crikvenica
Gajevo Setaliste 18 Crikvenica, 51260, Croatia
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Days 272 to 273 - Back to the Sea
The glamping cabin held up well to the 3C temperatures though we did use the electric heater and Mia added her sleeping bag. We got up and had some fruit for breakfast on our way to Vintgar Gorge outside a nearby village.
It was as portrayed in the brochures and we were happy to pass a large group as we entered the park. A series of wooden boardwalks lined the deep valley crossing over transparent bluish-green water and bypassing small to surging ...
Day 267 - Road to Fiume (Rijeka)
... Nonna Lydia’s Slavic lineage is evident in her (& now Mia's)preparation of delicious sauerkraut and meatballs as well as scrumptious Italian risotto & tortellini – the best of both worlds!
In Reijka there remains an Italian diaspora, including Italian schools. It seems that most of the locals speak at least some Italian some as their 2nd language, with English also being very common.
We set about ...
Air Show, 2011
... This kind of plane reminds me of the Snoopy, the Red Baron, as it heads straight for the land and then banks about 200 feet off of the end of the jetty. Wow, we thought it was practice for an airshow. But a few seconds later, we see it land in the water. While we marvel, as the girls have never seen this happen, it takes off and ...
Rainy Day getting to Rijek
... then have a chance to have a look around Zadar some more then.
Craotia's coastline is mountainous, rugged, rocky and very beautiful with big mountains running down into the water and the road running right on the edge and following the coastline.
It was a slow trip as it was a narrow road with ...
A Weekend in Croatia (MW)
We hired the smallest, slowest car in Europe (a yellow FIAT panda) and drove down to Croatia for a weekend to have a swim and check out one of the islands.
The lingo here was pretty tough to master because they have done away with the commonly used practice of mixing a few vowel’s into their words - the Island ...


