Hotel Park Bihac

... interesting.<br><br>Another day, we took a drive to Primosten where we had lunch and wandered off to look at different things. Dave and I found a church on the top of the hill and walked through side streets eventually coming down to the sea. We put our feet in the aqua blue water and enjoyed the view.   <br><br>The week managed to end all too soon and just as my tan had developed nicely which was a bummer ...

Hi guys, well i arrived in Zagreb the capital of Croatia from Slovenia at 11am and spent the day sightseeing, i took a map and did 2 local walks which took 4 hours. It was a beautiful hot sunny day and the main square is just a 10min walk from the train station. I went to the main square and walk the famous street íilica with designer store`s and expensive cafe`s and bars, but a great clean city with a good vibe. I went to Dolac which is a huge square full of ...

We ventured on a old fishing boat to visit the islands of Brac and Hvar, after spending the day enjoying the beach in the sun the day before we were disappointed to see the rain falling the next day. Fortunately the weather cleared enough for us to enjoy ...

... koll*stes, pun*stes j* or*nzides toonides. Soomes t*b*m*t* jäänud rusk* s**n siin ig*t*hes kätte. Plitvice Jezer*, ilmselt kuuls*im* loodusv**t*misväärsuse, p*rkl*sse keer*n sisse k*v*tsuseg* k*sut*d* tu*letti j* võtt* üht-teist kohvrist. Enne kui *rugi s**n, olen *g* sunnitud lun*st*m* mingi p*rkl*-klõpsu j* seeg* os*len jub* turismis. No ok, kui m* jub* siin olen, lähen siis v**t*n n*tuke *sj*. Pileti hind on senisteg* võrreldes röög ...

Hommikul selgub, et peen dushikabiin on butafooria. Vähemalt mina sealt küll vett välja meelitada ei suuda. Piirdun lõpuks osalise pesuga kraani all. Pagariärist saan shokolaadisaia ja manustan selle teel autosse. Välja tagurdamine on paras pähkel, sest risti keset parklat on ennast asetanud suur kaubaauto ja minu auto kõrval vahetab keegi kummi. Võtan suuna Sveti Juraj peale ja sealt edasi hakkan ennast mäest üles Oltari suunas kruttima. Vaateid üritan ...

So we got up in the morning and headed down to the bus station for the "4 hour" bus ride into The Plitvice Lakes National Park. The tourist info lady said that it was 4 hours. We heard that it was 6 hours but took her word for it. The bus ride ended up to be close to 7 hours and by the time it we arrived it was dark. The rain was coming down like no other and on top of that we were at a higher elevation no so it was freaking ...

... nice to stay and see a film, especially since they screen them all on outdoor big screens that are set up just for the event, but there was not time on the agenda for that unfortunately. 3) Hum - claims at 20 inhabitants to be the smallest town in the world. I'm quite sure there are a few towns in Saskatchewan that could give the place a run for its money on that claim. At one point in the 1700's, over 2000 people lived there ...

... because the immigration people only looked at our passports, they didn't stamp them, which was kind of disappointing. After we cleared, Kendra, Lauren, Elly and I got all ready and then went down to check out the bus schedule and look at if we were going to (illegally) rent a car, mostly just figure out when we were going up to Split. When we were walking out of the port, there were people that had to check our passports, and we saw that they had the official "CROATIA" stamp there. We ...

... either. Melanie had visions of falling off a boardwalk and being eaten by a brown bear or freezing to death while Chris was completely obsessed with not stepping on any of the many spotted salamanders crossing the wooded paths. We finally found the main road that the busses drive (they had also stopped running) by scambling off-trail up a hill. Once on the road, we followed it in total darkness to the park entrance and then spent another 45 minutes ...

... factory had been under siege for a long time. We ate good fish in a restaurant right on the river: the table sit on a wooden floor, right over the water. Hundreds of big green trouts were swimming at arm length. Cold winter mountains in the foreground. The air was clean and fresh.