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Azimut

A travel blog entry by tomandscherie

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... it I felt like slitting my wrists it was so depressing. Life is still very hard in Croatia despite the beauty. Some partied hard and late a couple of very late night swims resulting in the need to wake the Captain up at 2am for spare room key as originals now on the ocean floor. Tip for you Dave, Captains get very grumpy being woken up at 2am.

Day 3

Still a very big swell and overcast boat rocking around so we are heading to Dubrovnik. The ...

101 Dalmatians

A travel blog entry by sarahimray

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... roads, excellent drivers, and ankles just normal fatnesss. If you could stitch out the Great Ocean Road and make it as long as the Dalmatian Coast it couldn't hope to be as beautiful as this.  Adding to the extreme sense of friendliness so far extended to me in Croatia, the owner of the apartment I am staying at came to meet me at the bus station at 9pm and carried my 18kg pack uphill to the apartment for me. It is great to have a room with a balcony overlooking ...

Quaint Village by the Sea

A travel blog entry by painterlaura2

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... Trogir is the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic complex not only in the Adriatic, but in all of Central Europe. Trogir's medieval core, surrounded by walls, comprises a preserved castle and tower and a series of ...

3rd & 4th Day of Cruise

A travel blog entry by marymichael84

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... on and off) After our different forms of exercise, we all met up on Lido deck 9 at 9ish for breakfast, such a range of breakfast food to choose from it really is difficult to control one’s self… but I will try.!!! (cough, cough!!!)

After receiving the go ahead to leave the ship, we arrived at the Queen’s Lounge, collected a coloured number and waited for that to be called before then boarding the tenders. We were told we would be waiting about ...

I love Ferries!!!!

A travel blog entry by khorsman

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... the front of a line that wasn't going anywhere. Finally at 10, the Polizei came and started checking passports so we could board the ferry. It was a big ship that carried both cars and Italians. We were almost the only English speakers, but there was one or two Australian couples as well. Mainly Italian families who felt very entitled to be where they were, and maybe where they weren't as well. We sat inside the ...

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