Pasike Trogir

Sinjska bb Trogir, 21210, Croatia

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Trogir

A travel blog entry by alannrobinson

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... back as the 1300's. Narrow, cobbled stone paved pathways leading like a maze from one small courtyard to the next.

On a very positive note Croatia is currently not part of the EU so they use the Kuna instead of the Euro as their currency. And at 5.5 Kuna's per dollar sure makes the good ole USD greenback go a lot farther than in Germany or Italy.

Today, Monday our car was delived to our apartment, ...

Croatia and The Adriatic Sea

A travel blog entry by aaron-dana

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... Sites. We spent a couple of hours walking around the old city and taking pictures. Togir is really charming. Tomorrow we are heading north to Croatia's largest National Parks, Plitvice Lakes National Park (http://wikitravel.org/en/Plitvice_Nati onal_Park), where we will spend two nights and one full day hiking. Then it's off to the capital city Zagreb, where we will be taking a train to Budapest, Hungary.

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Trogir

A travel blog entry by lieselbotha

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... of this little islet is the island of Ciovo, which is also linked via one bridge. Roamed the little medieval streets before finding the Kamerlengo Fortress, which overlooks the marina. Loads of cruise yachts moored along the side; it is clearly a day trip stop when on a sailing holiday here. I then wandered over to Ciovo island and walked along the shoreline for quite a while. Had my lunch in a small secluded bay before ...

Nin come Trogir

A travel blog entry by billnpat

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... ferry over to Split for a good look at that old Roman fortress and town.

The campground here is within sight of Trogir, right on the water’s edge with a nice gravel beach. It is still on the expensive side…. about $34 per night… I guess that is expected for waterfront.

September 14

We bicycled into Trogir this morning for a good look around. It is a delightful little town, on Roman foundations with marble stone ...

It's a hard life, but somebody has to do it!

A travel blog entry by thebarretts

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... I’d said to Mick the night before that I thought the boat would be 90% Aussies. I was slightly off – probably 50%, while the rest of our group was a combination of Swedes and Danes, with one Englishman. The group itself was a bit older than the party boats, but I guess that tends to happen when you ask people to pay more money for a nicer boat. I was asleep in the sun within a minute, but soon the bell rang for lunch and we were so surprised at having a 4-course meal ...

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