Villa Lada Orebic

Orebic,Kroatien Orebic, 602-8484, Croatia

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Why do I smell smoke?

A travel blog entry by jeffanddana

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... note that the buses are supposed to be non-smoking. I looked behind us and saw nothing and then glanced forward and saw in the rear view mirror, the driver having a cigarette! Then, I guess he ran out and we had to stop at a convenience store to grab another pack. Bizarre and mildly entertaining.

We arrived in Korcula and were unexpectedly met by the owner of the guest house we were staying at. We grabbed our tickets for the 6:45am bus to Dubrovnik (ick) and then ...

Pozdrav iz Korčula

A travel blog entry by peter_julie

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... br> As we didn’t have time for breakfast or caffeine for that matter I was hoping to search for any takeaway coffee vendor. Instead I saw people entering into the ticket office from another entrance and just as well as we only had about 15 minutes before we had to board. Got the tickets but no coffee yet. We were keen to get on and have our fix.

Once again I was spoken to in Italian, this time where to manoeuvre the car. My Italian must ...

Day Seventeen

A travel blog entry by stigandwally

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... Vicky is getting Repton withdrawal symptoms, which she cures by proof-reading the English version of the camp-site brochure for the owners. As a result, we are treated to free orange juice, ice-cream and coffee, as well as a detailed insight into the life of the owner's daughter, who seems to have an ability to talk even more than Vicky, in a rather strange accent that is a cross between American and Croation, which means that neither of us can ...

Day Fourteen

A travel blog entry by stigandwally

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... traipse all over the town trying to find the office where we can do so. The wall gives an impressive perspective on the city below us and really gives a sense of just how many tourists seem to flock to this area. The walls take us a good half hour to walk round, given the fact that we are stuck in a tourist-jam for most of it, and it is impressive when one imagines just how much time and effort went into such a construction and how damaging the effects of the earthquake and war must ...

Korcula

A travel blog entry by ravello_2010

... C'est une ville à ne pas manquer, surtout la vieille ville et son architecture vénitien. Demain on fera le tour de l'île avant de prendre le traversier en fin de journée,, direction Split pour quelques jours.
En arrivant en ville nous avons rencontré des amis américains qu'on avait rencontrés à Dubrovnik.
Le monde est petit dans ce coin donc on risque de se croiser assez souvent.

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