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The coast!
Split was a looooong bus ride away (7 hours!) and we were feeling pretty queasy when we arrived. Stepping into the city felt like stepping into an ancient port; people selling you rooms and odds and ends crowding around busses, huge ships docked in the port, busy markets bustling in every direction.
Generally we spent our time in and …
Split
We arrived in split at about 7 I clicked and jagged some free parking a block from the hostel in the heart of the city 2minutes walk from the old town. First night we walked around but it was pouring rain so we didn't do much and there wasn't much happening so we had a quiet night. The next day we jumped in the car and drove up the coast to a island town called trogir but it turned out to be a public holiday ...
The Up and Coming Destination
... activity of White Water Rafting.
Let's start with the attire needed to go Rafting in September: A wet suit. Being as that I'm not a size 2 twig but rather a woman with some curves, a wet suit was not my idea of a flattering addition to my wardrobe. However, I still managed to squeeze into it.
Rafting itself was a blast. It was serene and peaceful in parts and then adventurous and action packed in others. ...
Cpn Krk and the Zatons
When we first arrived at Camping Amarin the grass was brown and dead after a hot, dry summer, and there were notices everywhere telling us to be economical with water as Istria was experiencing a drought. However, we are legendary for bringing rain with us wherever we go. In fact, we're thinking of hiring ourselves out to drought-stricken countries as the solution to their problems. During our stay at Amarin there were ...
Zagreb & Croatia Sail
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