Krajacic Porec
Aida Turs Paska 14, Aida Turs Porec, Istria, 52440, Croatia
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Kahlan's Cool Birthday
... were closed for the winter. All the tourist have left, so everything shuts down. Kahlan's first choice was to go visit a nearby cave for her birthday. A couple of days before, Stacy contacted the cave and they informed us their website was not updated and they were closed for the winter. We tried another cave and had the same results. Feeling a little desperate, we contacted our host Zelka who specializes ...
Ears, fleas and horses
... she was calm and relaxed as if this was an everyday occurrence for her. Abi had a slower pony, which she had to prod and promote to walk at all. They made it to the ring, which was a rubber tire shredded filled rectangle, marked off with posts and tree tape for the borders. Jutta believed in understanding horse language and the correct positioning of the body while riding, and showed the girls all about how to hold yourself as a proper ...
A City of Light
... in the mornings. We walked the promenade to town where we took a small wooden boat piloted by a barkarioli (boatman) who mans the oars and whose ancestors have been doing it for 850 years. The cost, 5 kunas, or a about a dollar was worth the price for this short lovely trip from port to port. For a wonderful story I recommend Vesna Maric's account and conversation in the Lonely Planet with one of ...
Moving in to Rovinj
... two bedroom apartment that was converted to a public aquarium. Kahlan really wanted to check it out so we decided to buy some tickets and head in. The aquarium showed a variety of local fish from the Adriatic. Overall, we were not that impressed with the quality of the tanks and the way they were maintained. However, in one tank we found one of the coolest fish any of us ever saw. It was called a Streaked Gurnard. It had ...
Hotel Valamar
... outside to the gardens, and appreciating we were not swimming in the cold 17 C outside.
After returning to the apartment room and eating lunch, we headed to the town of Porec, as we did not get to explore the day before. There is a pathway that leads down to the cement beaches, past woods and parks directly into the center of town. Ok, town is very small, like 10,000 people live there, so it is ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Krajacic


