President Dubrovnik
39 Iva Dulcica, Babin kuk Complex Dubrovnik, 20000, Croatia
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Smells like fish (adam, that is)
HE SAID: The ferry from Korcula to Dubrovnik was just over 3 hours. It was on a ship that must have been the premier cruise ship in the 1960's. The chairs were all olive green with blue carpeting, quite a nice combination of colors. At least THIS ferry didnt crash into another boat like the last ferry to Hvar. We stayed at the Dubrovnik President; …
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A Walk Back in Time
... what didn't stand out - no flashy signs, no chain stores, at least in the old town. Dubrovnik has the confidence to be Dubrovnik and not like everyone else. Perhaps its the embodiment of the classic underdog story that pulls you in, a city damaged in the break up of Yugoslavia rebounding as a tourist destination. That and it helps to have beautiful architecture set against an incredible view of the Adriatic sea.
We meandered through the ...
2nd October, Dubrovnik Croatia
... along the coast so we went in for the afternoon and dinner. KRK town has an old town which has a complete wall around and very well preserved but a wee bit too touristy which sort of spoils it. The whole town we noticed was overrun with cats and they didn’t look feral and seemed well looked after but as we are not cat lovers we tried to find a restaurant with no cats, having found one we sat down and no sooner had we ordered then we were surrounded by them and when ...
Two hours in Dubrovnik
... we got some Croatian money (kune), bought bus tickets to Kotor, then stowed our backpacks at the bus station. It was so hot, especially compared to how comparatively cold it was in Sarajevo. We were melting… melting!
We walked from the bus station to a park where we found a bench where we could sit and snack on cheese and salami sandwiches, and nectarines! The nectarines were especially delicious and juicy and messy. :) After we ...
Split splat and taking a bath in Dubrovnik
... us at the Pile Gate entrance of the walled, pedestrian only old town Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik has existed on this spot since the 7th century AD. The main attraction is the city walls, dating from the 15h century on which you can walk around the entire circumference of the old town (10 E). This is what we did. But, of course, within 10 minutes of our accession of the walls, it started raining again - hard - and all we had were our little umbrellas. We run along the wall walkway looking ...



