Mediteran Zadar
Matije Gupca 19, Borik Zadar, Croatia
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Stunning Plitvice Lakes
... homes that looked like they had been bombed and not been rebuilt since the war here in the 90's
We found the local bus number 8 and asked the driver to let us know when we reached the hostel. We drove along the waterfront for ages past marinas and small beaches full of people. Our ...
Historial Town, Unique Music and Sunset
... fortified the town with a new system of defensive walls on the side facing land. In the course of the century architectural building in the Renaissance style was continued and defensive trenches (Foša) were also built. They were completely buried during ...
And so it begins...
... supply of bars, restaurants and things to see. After a quick half litre of pivo we stumbled upon the ruins of the Roman forum within which an international film festival was being held in an open air cinema, completely free to the public. I'm not going to lie, it was the 40ft naked women that first caught my attention along with the line "I hope he hasn't given me the clap". It was a French film, I think 'arty' is ...
Pretty Lights!
... it properly in the summer, when more people are likely to see it.
That aside, it was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen in my life and I fully intend to come back in summer at some point, probably after visiting Split again. It was one of the things that when I was planning this trip, was a high priority for visiting, and it really lived up to it's promise. When I upload the pictures for this entry, hopefully you will be able to at least get an idea of ...
The sea was alive with the sound of music
... pipes drilled down into the ocean below with a space for air. As the waves rush below, the air is pushed up and makes the sound of an organ. It's hypnotic and very unique.
We then walked into the town and sat down to enjoy a cup of coffee in a square, which is a common past time. This allowed me to plan out our route.
Once we were finished our coffees, we walked to see the Land Gate, the Five Wells Square, the City Sentinel and a ...



