Nimcevic Biograd na Moru

W Czarnogorze deszcz, w drodze serpentynami gorskimi - zaskoczenie: wyzsze lancuchy gorskie na horyzoncie przysypane sniegiem! Zima? W nasze LETNIE wakacje?!
Zgroza!
Widac to zreszta po nas - zakapturzone... skulone " turysty" na chorwackiej drodze, potem juz autostradzie.
I to chyba ostatnie "turysty" tego lata :)) Za to komfort jazdy wspanialy - wszystkie ...

... secluded bays, smooth cliffs and pebbled beaches leading to the crystal blue sea …

By combining traditional nautical experience, choice of the departure point, skippers' skills and excellent service of our personnel, our company confirms the fact that – although on vacation ...

... valued customers during peak hours? Just a thought there. I made it to the airport without getting caught and I am not advocating riding without paying though I have been forced to do so several times recently for lack of change or not knowing where the ticket gods are hidden away. Just think of all the small change I have saved...I can save it up to pay the fine when my luck runs out. And yes, I really do pay when I can figure out how to.

Ryanair got ...

... Concrêtement, c'est un immense cercle composé de cellules photovoltaïques multicolores qui s'illuminent de façon aléatoire dans un balais de couleur irréaliste. Vraiment magique!

Nous nous mettons ensuite à la recherche d'un bar pour étancher notre soif, jusqu'à ce que la fatigue est raison de nous et nous guide vers notre lit.

8h30, nous partons pour une excursion d'une journée dans le Parc National des Iles Kornati. L'accès se fait uniquement par bâteau. Les excursions sont organisées à partir de Zadar ainsi que de nombreuses autres villes comme Sibenik ou Dugi Otok.

Classé parc national, cet archipel est le plus sauvage de Croatie. Il se compose de 147 îles, îlots et rochers quasi désertiques. La plus longue île ...

... 150 m and then dropped down much much further. We were riding our bikes down the edge of a mountain for 12 straight kilometers. You'll have to check out the pictures it was awesome. We then found ourselves deep in a desert that was approaching the coast. The views were spectacular and it helped us work through our tired legs.

We reached the coast and traversed a wide range of landscapes along the way.

... I thought being stopped by police only once so far was good going. The fact that I flashed them for dangerous driving might also have something to do with it. After all I think they were just curious to where we and the van are from (maybe from Macedonia heading to the good fortunes of Europe). We have met so many people because of the van - especially the red Isle of Man number plate. Unfortunately the weather ...

After a short drive down the motorway from Zagreb through increasingly dramatic mountains and some 3 mile long tunnels we arrived at the coast at last. We'd headed for the pretty town of Zadar on the north adriatic coast, but Zadar itself is so small and quaint it has nowhere to stay, so we found a campsite a mile or so away in Borik. Its a great place right by the sea ...

... up and down the streets. These sounds would grow louder or fainter depending on the direction the fans were moving in, like groups of ghosts haunting a mansion. At one point, about thirty of them emerged from a side street leading a donkey who had a sheet draped over him with the teams logo crudely spray painted on it. They stopped in front of a group of tourists long enough to get their picture taken and then lifted the donkey three times with corresponding rousing cheers ...

... joining the EU some day that does not change. Interestingly, Montenegro uses the Euro as their currency. Of course, being by the sea - no matter where you are - is thoroughly enjoyable. We did manage to pull ourselves away from the TV each day for a dip in the cool Adriatic Sea. After four days of sluggishness, we carried our packs and our rejuvenated bodies to the bus station, headed for the town of Kotor. While waiting for our very late bus to Kotor, a town 18 miles away ...