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Island hopping
... of the island as well. It was a beach that had a few small restaurants, no city and mostly smaller boats parked in the bay here. There were no large boats on this side of the beach. I believe this beach was called Sunj. We did get one chance to jump off our small cruise boat into the water. That was fun, but as soon as I jumped in, I got a mouthful of seaweed. ...
Setting Sail - Yarrr
... spend the rest of the time on the single bed as it was slightly longer. Our bathroom was also interesting as the shower was over the toilet!
After lunch we had a swimming stop where we just docked in the middle of the ocean. Well, the ocean was extremely flat, so it was more like a salty lake and was extremely blue. The guys (and some of the girls) enjoyed jumping off the pirate ship. We then docked in the town and discovered it was tiny (yes ...
We're in Herzegovina?
... the whole time. We stopped at a gas station and asked the gelato girl, and she informed us we were in Herzegovina which is part of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Well our time in Herzegovina was short and we made it to Dubrovnik a short while later. Luckily the border control showed mercy to the new zealanders without passports. There are a ton of new zealanders and Australians in croatia. Apparently many Croatians immigrated to Australia during the conflicts of the early ...
EAT!
... The Perkovic mother, who I instantly started calling "Mom" was preparing a huge home-cooked meal for a couple guests - a unique hostel offering at a pretty reasonable price for the amount of food. We were famished after our long journey from Hvar, so I asked if we could still get in on dinner for the night. She smiled and said in her thick eastern European accent "Of course. When you stay here, you are my family. If you ...
Beautiful, despite the artillery wounds
... having been blown up twice whilst serving as a gunpowder store. I took advantage of the open windows in some of the rooms in order to photograph outside from above as the tourist rabble can spoil the view at street level.
Following advice from both a friend and the Eyewitness guidebook we went in search of Buza, which is a bar on the outside of the Southern wals overlooking the Adriatic (sea) and Lokrum (island). No sign or indication given ...