Posejdon Vela Luka

... excited to see sun. We made ourselves breakfast on the patio. When we were sitting at the table, our &#8220;nana&#8221; brought us a pot of Turkish coffee. We&#8217;d been reading things here and there about Turkish coffee and had been planning on trying it in Istanbul. But since she made it for us, we got to try it sooner. It was really good. Of course we had to add milk to it though. It was really thick, almost a muddy texture, and really strong. <br ...

... English, all at once, telling us either &#8220;1 minute walking&#8221; or &#8220;city center&#8221; or &#8220;50 meter to beach&#8221; or &#8220;nice room&#8221; or &#8220;come see room&#8221; in broken English. We finally settled on the guy who spoke the most English and promised us the lowest price. Of course, when he took us to his apartment so we could check it out, he had &#8220;forgotten&#8221; his low price at the dock and Andre had to ...

Pogoda nie zawsze dopisuje :( Prognozowane monsuny zwiastuja pogorszenie aury.<br>Jedziemy wiec w podroz po okolicy.<br>Pieknymi serpentynami dojezdzamy do Orebica. Tam zwiedzamy malowniczy cmentarz marynarzy / o ile mozna mowic w ten sposob o takim miejscu/, ogladamy domy i wsiadamy na prom.<br>Niestety, o tej porze roku prom niee doplywa juz do centrum miejscowosci Korcula, wiec robimy polgodzinny spacer piechota. Za to nagroda - wspanialy obiad w ...

... pretty and has a subtle urban sprawl that is only noticable once you climb the fortress/citadel. There is a small square adjacent to the harbour and during the evening a free concert of 8 tenors performing (presumably!!) local/traditional music. It was beautiful to listen to, as a group of us sat in the square for dinner.<br>

... 8217;t for the life of me figure out WHY they would have to bend over time<br>and time again, or just stay bent over with their toosh and package for all to<br>see, and as Shane laughed at me I came to the conclusion that they were bending<br>over just to irk me. Yes, everything revolves around moi. Don&#8217;t you forget it. I then got off my soapbox and had a gorgeous day. We hired deckchairs, the sun rose and was perfect and dry and hot but not too hot. I swam in the ...

... Now I am going to carry on head though eastern Europe but then around the start of October I will catch a flight to Bergen,Norway then head over land to Sweden from there take a ferry to Estonia.Life as a backpacker can be really tough. So after a week in Croatia I feel its time to move on but where? I had been so busy for the last week(when I say busy I mean ...

... thin crust pizza for supper. Spent some more time wandering the streets of Korcula before making my way back to the boat to meet everyone else. Croatia was playing Russia in a huge qualifying game so the bars and pubs were packed! Had a blast dancing in one pub after the game that played nice cheesy music and was complete with a stripper pole. Next stop was the towns night club. More fun and then it was back to the boat.

... there were nudist rocks and ledge areas! We chose our own cement ledge overlooking the Old town and mountains and sun baked for the next couple of hours. It was bliss, apart from the hardness of the cement and the company of ants- but the view made up for it. Croatia especially (and Nice) has changed by perception on what a beach is- it appears that for an area to be called a beach it doesn't actually need to have sand and can even be a cement ledge! And l have also discovered ...

... of the rear view mirror with every turn. I was not disappointed. The countryside turned more barren and everywhere the topsoil had eroded away you could see the rock poking through like white scars. You realized that the rocks were the rule and the soil and plants where the exception and that the island was composed of one large rock. Through out the countryside somebody had made piles of these stones into fences which criss crossed the landscape. We arrived in Jelsa and ...

... swim I went back to the boat for our picnic lunch on board. It was salad, a barbecued fish (which was sooooo tasty) and fresh fruit. Once again the boat set off and we headed to the last island of Lopud. There are no cars on this island. It has a few churches and monasteries from the 16th century. On the other side of the island there was a sandy beach. So i ...