Villa Daniela Brodarica
Ul. Krap. Spuzvara 26 Brodarica, Sibenik, 22010, Croatia
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Croatia: The land for all Sea-Sons
... and green to blue waters punctuated with an occasional sailfish, friendly dolphins and the plethora of tuna in all sizes! Snorkeling was crystal clear and yielded thousands of fish albeit not as colorful as you might find in the Mediterranean. We had to be on the constant look out for those spiny sea urchins but occasional that vigilance helped you spot a small octopus or starfish. How can I describe the relentless NW to SW ...
When the Old is New Again
... more like one would find in Spain. Long preparation times means not inexpensive which I found a lot of the Croatia food to be. Fresh whole fish, and I mean fresh, often ran us 360 kunas a kilo which translates into about $72 a kilo. As a diner you have to eyeball the fish and then make your choice. Some nights we ordered WAY too little and some nights WAYYYYYY to much. We were working on getting it right. The ...
Krka National Park
... tank. We learned that the second set of falls was another 30 minute hike and the girls were tired, so we did not make it. From there we headed straight to the closest gas station (30km away). Thankfully it was mostly downhill and we coasted.
Overall, it was a beautiful day... and I learned never to let the gas tank get below a 1/4 tank in this country:)
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Croweyatia
... turn of events.
After lazing on the beach and drinking beers for successive days, we decided to go on a tour to an island. The island, Lapod, is really quite interesting. It was home to a fort built by Napoleon, which we climbed up to see. But the real fun hadn't started yet. We went for a swim and noticed a large rock overlooking a deep ocean. Before we had a chance to ask, the guide jumps off into the water, so we all follow suit. ...
Croatia tour!
... and did a great walking tour that was a bit of an information overload but very interesting! A large part of the old town, especially the roofs, were destroyed in bombing in 1991. However, because it is a UNESCO listed town, they received aid to rebuild and repair the town. It looks just the same as it would have hundreds of years ago and you would not know that many roofs are only 20 years old. I walked the walls of the old town. Because of the threat ...



