Villa Sunce Vela Luka

... and just erupted in laughter. She was looking and pointing and giggling and saying “Tourista! Tourista!” We just laughed with her for a minute, told her we were going swimming (I don’t know if she understood that or not) then we left. We definitely got weird looks as we walked around the edge of the island to find a good beach area. I think I got the worst of it though- old women were staring at my legs in disgust and old men were just ...

... chilled out and went to bed.<br><br>Of course what we didn&#8217;t know is that the next day, the island was going to experience a full on storm. We were told it might rain a little that day, but raining a little was a big understatement. From the time we woke up the next morning until after we left two days later, it was POURING down rain and VERY windy. We were house-bound for 2 days. The only time we went out was one evening when the rain ...

Pogoda nie zawsze dopisuje :( Prognozowane monsuny zwiastuja pogorszenie aury.<br>Jedziemy wiec w podroz po okolicy.<br>Pieknymi serpentynami dojezdzamy do Orebica. Tam zwiedzamy malowniczy cmentarz marynarzy / o ile mozna mowic w ten sposob o takim miejscu/, ogladamy domy i wsiadamy na prom.<br>Niestety, o tej porze roku prom niee doplywa juz do centrum miejscowosci Korcula, wiec robimy polgodzinny spacer piechota. Za to nagroda - wspanialy obiad w ...

... for lunch - and given the fact that my story had spread around the boat over breakfast, but the time it came for lunch to be served, not many people were willing to take on the chicken... (even though the food I ate the night before was in a restaurant and our chef had prepared - during the course of the entire trip) three ...

... but tasty fried with lemon) and then we wandered home. Another icecream and cold drinks and then it was almost dinner time! We did the opposite with Greg and Rimma for our last meeting, buying most of the food and having them to our accommodation &#8211; out in the courtyard. Shane had gone to thehouse next door to ours that had a sign selling wine and had come back with two soft drink bottles full, one of white and one of red. He also had a little soft drink bottle of ...

... massive transit liners through what is essentially a giant parking garage. The boat was comfortable and the ride was nice and it was a nice three hours cruising through the beautiful islands of Croatia to one of the prettiest and the largest Korcula. Korcula the town is known as a walled mini-Dubrovnik. Korcula the island is known for its rolling hillsides and agricultural splendor. We sampled the rural countryside with a walk from the nearby town of Lambarda which used ...

On an 8:30 am bus we headed off for the Island of Korcula and the town of the same name. The three hour trip from Dubrovnik was beautiful, taking us along the coast and through rugged, hilly grassland. We passed tiny fishing vilages and took a ferry over the last portion of the journey, admiring the beautiful view over the sparkiling ocean and palm tree lined shores. Coming into the town of ...

... past our ledge and we spent the rest of the afternoon and night hanging out with her. We had dinner back at our apartment all together where l cooked a massive amount of spaghetti with pesto, cheese and tomato and we sat on the deck overlooking our stunning view and ended up talking about Christianity well into the early morning over dodgy hot chocolate, horrible Croatian chocolate and French biscuits! Tired we climbed into our big double bed and awoke at 5.30am to catch the 6 ...

... riddled with tourists. We walked to the edge of town, removed most of our clothing and went for a nice swim in a small cove. Across the cove we could see a camp ground that I appeared to be a third full of Germans. Collette found an unclaimed floating tube and began playing in it. Not heeding my inner voice I started bouncing in it to entertain Collette (and myself) until I started hearing this shrill voice shouting, Nihn, Nihn. I thought it was impossible somebody was ...

another island visit.. .a bit bigger and this time i stayed in a actual youth hostel so easier to meet ppl (unlike my private accom in Hvar) spent the first late afternoon walking around the old city... lil miniature Dubrovnik with walls and all. nice. second day rented a boat with some americans i met on the bus (my free bus i might add) and well it was windy and wavy and we were all soaking wet and going very ...