Park Hotel Rovinj

... the vegans in the house.  So we settled on ordering another bowl of soup. It was now time to head to Rovinj so we walked back to the hotel, collected our bags and car and made the 35 kilometer drive to Rovinj.  Driving up to the town of ...

After a great visit to Plitvice National Park, we loaded up and headed for Rovinj, Croatia. Rovinj is located on the Adriatic Coast and we were looking forward to a little time relaxing in the sun and slowing down the pace a little. The drive from ...

... seed oil is a Slovenian specialty.  If you want to send me back to this restaurant for more research I will happilz go. After Rovinj walkabout in the early morning we walked into the modern citz to rent our car for a day.  A word about the cars ...

... driving day of the trip today. Our route would take us from Lake Bled, Slovenia, through Croatia to Plitvice National Park, then on to Rovinj, Croatia.Although we hated to leave Lake Bled, we were looking forward to the adventure ahead of us. Getting up ...

... dependent on tourism and their ability to communicate. No matter the origin I am still impressed. Having exhausted the sites in Rovinj and craving a ferry, bus, train, anything that moves and is inconvenient, we decided on two day-trips. The first was ...

... little shade they could find.  Mauro guided us to the far end of town where the new hotel was being built.  Directly across from a National park where locals were biking, swimming and enjoying the beautiful woods.  We then dropped Father ...

... you know what!? They charged us for the bread!! So we ate all of it! Ha! Oh! We also picked up grandma & grandpa at their hotel, so those of you who were worried, never fear they are having a wonderful time on the boat. There is also a lot of art and ...

... terminal was to walk with our luggage in tow and we weren’t sure how long that would take. So we walked back to the hotel, packed up, and headed out early. Here’s the thing, I love Italy and it will always hold a special place in my heart, a ...

... century and the Baredine caves, the largest tourist friendly cave in Istria.  For us, it was a close town on our way to Rovinj, or home base to be, and had an apartment for a few days attached to the hotel.  We immediately fell for the charm ...

... rule for many years so there is much Italian influence in the language and the food. We stayed on the coast in Rovinj, a small fishing-turned-tourist village on the Adriadic Sea. We spent 2 nights in Rovinj walking along the waterfront, eating fresh fish ...

... supposedly return but resettlement would be difficult. Croatia today is stable and on its way to EU membership (maybe 2008). ...so I arrived in Rovinj just before 7pm and had no clue where to stay. There was a guy at the bus station offering a room so ...

... to her friend's place to rent a cabin with a full kitchen, for less than a third of the cost of the hotel! Plitvice National Park is phenomenal. It's famous for the 16 turquoise lakes and the amazing waterfalls and cascades which connect them. From a ...

... : Neda Petrovic (pronounced Petrovich) telephone from outside the country: 385-20-427870 e-mail niksa.petrovic1@du.htnet.hr Rovinj: Milena Sosic (pronounced Soshich) Tel from outside the country 385-52-813571 Plitvice National Park: Verica Samardzic Tel ...

... POW would have to fight for his life against a ferocious animal.  We continued our drive onto Rovinj through the torrential rain.  We were told to park our car at the 3rd roundabout and call the hotel (since driving isn't allowed in the ...

... beaches, the green fields and the mediterranean vegetation in front of lagoons, bays and a lot of islands.     and ROVIGNO-ROVINJ  the best town for artists with pedestrian streets and a hill with the St.Eufemia church on the top  ...