Solaris Villa Apartments Sibenik

... so a lot of people in Split would have gone back to their villages or home town for the weekend.
Also explains why the graves in Zagreb looked so good the day too.
Went to Gaga which the barman at the first bar said if any place would be busy, that place would be and it was dead.

Saturday walked around the market, got Burek for breakfast and then up a bunch of stairs to get a good look over Split.
Such a beautiful ...

... After the palace, we went to a European clothing store called Zara (they are everywhere in Europe- sort of a slightly upscale H&M). We bought winter coats for Mostar, which was supposed to be really cold. We would be coming back to Split a couple days later because it was our connection point to the Croatian islands we wanted to visit so we knew if we kept the tags on we could just return the coats (mwahaha). After that, we hopped a 4 ½ hour bus to Mostar, Bosnia.

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... something quiet. This spot is exactly what we were hoping for! There are only about fifty people at the campsite, which means that it is private without us being the only ones at the campsite, which seems to have been the trend lately! We bargained with the lady at the desk and paid for the cheapest spot but were able to park in the most expensive with the best views…they are unbelievable. Sailboats are going past now and we ...

... say that the daily routine of Croatia was repetitive yet simple. Wake up at 8am for breakfast ... this was quite easy as our cabin was next to the kitchen. I made it to every breakfast, Benny made one. Breakfast on the first day was amazing - omlette of bacon and cheese with bread. The bar was set very high. Unfortunately this was never met again, as future breakfasts were bread with spread, various meats, "juice" and tea/coffee.

This was followed by sunbaking on the deck (I'd ...

... maestro kaarte. Ja see, mis lõpuks tunneb ka visat, annab raha ainult krediitkaardi puhul. Hmh. Leian ka vist linna ainsa netikohviku, mis on kinni. Kell on napilt seitse läbi. Mis pagana riik see on, kus pole hotelle ja internetti? Võtan lohutuseks jäätise ja suundun randa päikese merre kukkumist vaatama. Kukub küll järgmise saare taha. Tuppa tagasi ronin otse mäest üles, mööda treppidest koosnevaid tänavaid. Valgusmängu lõppu jälgin seega juba oma terassilt. Üks nahkhiir on alustanud jahti.

... had historic walled city centres with plenty of grand ancient buildings, as well as a promenade where people stroll along the waterfront lined with caffe bars (combo coffee shops/bars). This promenading seems to be a favorite Croatian pastime for young and old alike. I think it might be their secret to staying so slim despite the rich diet and rather large portions served at meals. Speaking of meals ...

As you can see, the rainy day in Bled, Slovenia,(04/08/06) doing a whole lot of good to our blog. Since most of the time it's pouring outside, the best thing to do is filling the holes in our journal. Luckily, there is a very nice internet bar with relatively fast and cheap connection. It's our third entry today. After leaving Split we headed north to Sibenik region mainly to see the Krka (don't look for vowels, they won't ...

Once we had finished the diving course we got the bus to Split. Seeing Split we immediately decided to leave (neither of us are that keen on built up cities) and got on the next ferry to Hvar Town on the Island of Hvar. The journey on the ferry was lovely as we sailed through the islands. It was all very picturesque. Arriving in Hvar I was sent to find accomodation as David watched England lose to Portugal on penalties in the world cup quarter ...