Hotel Neptun Portoroz
Obala 43 Portoroz, 6320, Slovenia
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... babies. It was 9:30pm before the ship was even unloaded. We had another adventure with the strollers, but eventually made it. Poor, poor babies! I have never been so glad to have an overnight bag and their beds with us. Luckily, two screaming babies got us through the check in lines on the ship very quickly. By 11:00pm, we had all crashed, clean and fed. Then it was time to write off the beginning as a bad dream and enjoy the actual ...
Ears, fleas and horses
... of our favorite holiday. So, we decided to honor our mourning, but also honor our choices and try to find the Halloween in Rovinj. Hey, that kinda rhymes!
We love that here in Rovinj, although the population is 15,000, swelling to double this in the summer, you can basically find everything one would need to survive. There are shoe stores, 2 grocery stores, a green market, electronics store, shoe repair, jewelry, 3 churches, ...
A City of Light
... down the hill without raising my camera. In looking at my pictures I think of the masters who preached the importance of light. Interestingly it was one of the most artistic venues we visited featuring a wonderful modern art museum and many local stores that carried original jewelry, crafts, and paintings.
After a full day of exploring, we walked back into town ...
Moving in to Rovinj
... we've reached a point where it's hard to look past gross things and I could tell Stacy was not that thrilled about the kitchen and bathroom. To balance the apartment condition though, the owners Zelko and Zelka (father and daughter) were incredibly nice people. In fact, I think they are some of the nicest people I ever met. Zelka had her boyfriend, Milos, come over so he can help carry all of our suitcases from our car ...
Hotel Valamar
... and the town became populated with Yugoslavians until the separation of Yugoslavia in 1991.
Porec has weathered all of these changes quite well, although the once industrial port town, and capitol of Istria, now relies on a hand full of businesses outside the city center and tourism to survive. There are a few draws to Porec for visitors: the resorts that attract German tourists mostly, like on ...



