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June 9, 2024
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Day 1
Sunday, June 9, 2024 at 9:15 PM
⛅ 77 °F
Altitude: 49 ft
Croatia Železnička Stanica Split 43.50417, 16.44513343°30’15” N 16°26’42” E
Split - night 1
June 9, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ⛅ 77 °F
What a great way to start our first night. Easy 3.5 hour direct flight from Edinburgh to Split. A driver who picked us up and a quick dinner and to bed.

We really love that it’s a 1 hour time difference unlike our last time in Europe from the U.S. and a 9 hour time change.

The view from our balcony sets the tone.

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Day 2
Monday, June 10, 2024 at 2:50 PM
☀️ 81 °F
Altitude: 30 ft
Croatia Riva 43.509705, 16.43726243°30’35” N 16°26’14” E
Walking Around our Neighborhood
June 10, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☀️ 81 °F
Marc headed out early today and did some shopping for our “regular” house basics. Bread, meats, cream, coffee, yoghurt and juice.

Then we both did our walk about through and around our neighborhood. The town has an amazing first feeling. Our home is a penthouse with a balcony. Sitting here I can see everything that makes Split so interesting. The Coast in front and right, the hills behind, and the beach and sky and the old town built by Diocletian between 295 and 305 ce.

This will be an interesting month.Read more
TravelerGorgeous!
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TravelerUnexpectedly beautiful.
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TravelerLooks amazing. Enjoy you new home
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TravelerCroatia is so beautiful country!
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Day 4
Wednesday, June 12, 2024 at 9:25 AM
☁️ 68 °F
Altitude: 62 ft
Croatia Železnička Stanica Split 43.504138, 16.44517843°30’15” N 16°26’43” E
Rain in Split Doesn’t Fool Around
June 12, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☁️ 68 °F
When it rains in Split in the summer it rains! Buckets and buckets and huge rain drops. We are staying in for a while but I’ve got a craving for Mexican food. If it clears up enough we will venture out on a quest. There are several options nearby that claim to be Mexican and not Spanish, we will see. In the meantime comfy and dry indoors is good also.

Here’s photos from our balcony of the progression of the storm. 8:30 am-9:30am. What a changeRead more
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Day 5
Thursday, June 13, 2024 at 8:00 AM
☀️ 70 °F
Altitude: 62 ft
Croatia Železnička Stanica Split 43.504185, 16.44533743°30’15” N 16°26’43” E
Split - catch up post
June 13, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☀️ 70 °F
I’ve been lazy and have not posted since we arrived in Split. Sometimes “Slow Travel” is just about hanging out.
I have been walking around and exploring our new home. Here are some photos that I think are interesting and fun.
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TravelerIt looks so beautiful. I can imagine lots of exploring to do!
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Day 5
Thursday, June 13, 2024 at 8:49 PM
☁️ 70 °F
Altitude: 30 ft
Croatia Uvala Bačvice 43.501175, 16.45012943°30’4” N 16°27’0” E
Film Festival
June 13, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☁️ 70 °F
10 days of a Film Festival! All films are from the Mediterranean area. There are 4 movie theaters, Three are outdoors. Opening night was wonderful. Movie starts at 9:15; admit is only 3 euros, a glass of wine 5 euros.
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Day 6
Friday, June 14, 2024 at 1:14 PM
☁️ 77 °F
Altitude: 23 ft
Croatia Skradinski buk 43.805855, 15.96399543°48’21” N 15°57’50” E
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Krka National Park
June 14, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☁️ 77 °F
A bus tour with 40 complete strangers is not our favorite way to visit anything, but I can honestly say this one was amongst our best.
A reasonable start time of 8:15 was a good start.
Hour bus ride to Krka National Park where we had tons of time to walk the boardwalk path and view everything.
A 30 minute boat ride to the town of Skradin.
Here we had an hour to eat lunch and then 2 hours of wine tasting.
Everything flowed smoothly and the view and wine (actually) were really nice.
An hour and a half back to Split and we wrapped up our day.

Krka is an incredible place with waterfalls and streams that flow down. Yes, I know you are thinking gee, don’t all waterfalls flow down? Well yes and these do that, but the area is also very flat so the waterfall goes down then the resulting stream goes in several directions. Occasionally the stream does a loop. Somehow forming up with the stream again and flowing back over the waterfall a second time. It must be the flatness of the pools and streams that does it.
No fishing or swimming allowed so the fish (might have been trout) are large and very calm and happy to swim in schools.
The frogs are also cool with crazy rrrrbit, rrrrbit that kind of echo in a way where one frog sounds like several.
I highly recommend this adventure.Read more
Traveler Wow!!
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TravelerVery pretty and a boardwalk path to walk above the water. The walk didn’t have a handrail or a toe kick so it would have been very easy to fall off at any moment. The safety rules outside the U.S. are so different
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TravelerThey are different in areas of the US also 😜
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Day 10
Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 10:29 AM
☀️ 82 °F
Altitude: 26 ft
Croatia City of Trogir 43.516533, 16.25122143°30’60” N 16°15’4” E
Trogir
June 18, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☀️ 82 °F
In the other side of the bay is the town of Trogir. It felt similar to Split without the Palace and without sooo many tourists but still many.
Lively narrow streets and a central plaza with government building, court, and church on three sides of the plaza.Read more
Travelerhttps://www.instagram.com/reel/C7eHLHvIO1p/?igs…
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TravelerIf you see these dogs you have to let me know!
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TravelerWe will keep our eyes out. I wonder if those life guard dogs are on the islands? I will do some research.
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Day 10
Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 3:47 PM
☀️ 86 °F
Altitude: 853 ft
Croatia Badžana 43.560513, 16.53583743°33’38” N 16°32’9” E
Klis Fortress
June 18, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☀️ 86 °F
Bus tour stop at Klis Fortress. Originally built by the Romans but added to over and over by each subsequent army. It’s such an obvious spot for a fortress.
The walls and structures seem pretty well preserved but there isn’t much substance within the walls. One room of swords and weapons and a few items in the building last used as a Christian church.
Nice views but it was very hot 36c when we were there.Read more
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Day 11
Wednesday, June 19, 2024 at 7:08 AM
☀️ 73 °F
Altitude: 62 ft
Croatia Železnička Stanica Split 43.504114, 16.44522643°30’15” N 16°26’43” E
Salona
June 19, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☀️ 73 °F
This is a Roman archeological site. Salina had an interesting history of growth and then abandonment. At its height it was home to 60,000 Roman’s but after Rome fell, the people didn’t feel safe and moved into the protective walls of the Diocletian Palace in Split about 5 km away. There are lots of walls, a few arches, the remains of a cemetery and divided out farm plots.
There isn’t a lot of explanation of what you are looking at which made the site hard to understand.
Here is some background…

Salona was first mentioned as an Illyrian town in 119 BC and it's thought that it already had walls by then. The Romans seized the site in 78 BC and under the rule of Augustus it became the administrative headquarters of the empire's Dalmatian province.

The original city spread west to the 2nd-century amphitheatre, destroyed in the 17th century by the Venetians to prevent it from being used as a refuge by Turkish raiders. At one time it could accommodate 18,000 spectators, which gives an idea of the size and importance of ancient Salona.

It was interesting that the amphitheater and the entire site was wide open. I walked down and into the center. And was able to walk in the same steps as those spectators from the 2nd century.
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Day 11
Wednesday, June 19, 2024 at 5:02 PM
⛅ 86 °F
Altitude: 233 ft
Croatia Kamen 43.516712, 16.49184543°31’0” N 16°29’31” E
Shopping Mall
June 19, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ⛅ 86 °F
I, Pam, have worked out that what is considered hot weather clothes in California is NOT hot weather clothes in Croatia. In other words my cotton shorts and t shirts, are too hot and too “in-styled”. I’ve decided to “cool” my wardrobe and style it up. Luckily, there is a shopping mall in Split and a free shuttle bus from the port that will get me there.
It’s taken a couple of trips on the shuttle and adventuring in the mall to buy a few things.
Linen shorts, linen pants, lighter weight shirt, pair of shoes… and I’m now styling like a European!! And much cooler, (in temp and looks).
So, clothes shopping was a bit odd as the sizes are all European, even the adidas tennis shoes I tried on were all different sizes and don’t ask about the shirts. Everything I tried on had to be in XL!
On the other hand the mall had an excellent assortment of shops: H&M, Guess, jewelry stores, electronics, a super market, flower store, butcher with fresh meat, butcher with dry aged beef, vegetables, penthouse balcony sit-down restaurant.
I jokingly said if the zombie apocalypse happened that mall could keep you happy for years.Read more
TravelerWhere is a pic in your new duds???
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TravelerI’m having a challenge finding a tailor who can hem the linen pants. Finding a waist that fit led to a length for a 6 foot tall person….
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Day 13
Friday, June 21, 2024 at 2:47 PM
☀️ 97 °F
Altitude: 36 ft
Croatia Cetina 43.443851, 16.69294943°26’38” N 16°41’35” E
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Omis
June 21, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☀️ 97 °F
The Adriatic Coast is wonderful. Full of old towns and lots of water front with beaches. Not huge long sweeping beaches that are hundred yards long like Maui, little tiny beaches. Some no more than 12 feet wide.
With so much coastline the Croatians love their beaches and everyone, of all ages, can be seen at the beach. Little old men in speedos, young folks in thongs, kids in diapers, and at the beach Marc visited last Monday everyone was nude.
There is a beach for everyone and all styles. The water is crystal clear and as the coast is also protected by islands there are few places with waves or surf of any kind. And the ground slopes slowly so you can easily wade out over 30 or more yards and still be in 4’ or less of water. The beaches have also made an effort to include water playgrounds. Floating pods, bouncing things, slides, and jumping pads are free to use and the floating things are not far into the water.
Today we went to the town of Omis. About 45 minute bus ride south. Nice beach, nice old town, a river boat ride, and we weren’t at home for the power outage.Read more
Traveler He looks very pleased!
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TravelerMostly because it is whole fish. I’m not much of a seafood eater so we don’t get this type very often. But the heat wave and power loss did strange things to my brain.
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Day 13
Friday, June 21, 2024 at 4:36 PM
☀️ 90 °F
Altitude: 62 ft
Croatia Železnička Stanica Split 43.504131, 16.44517943°30’15” N 16°26’43” E
We Are Having a Heat Wave….
June 21, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☀️ 90 °F
The past two days have been brutally hot. Up to 100’sF and there is some sort of inversion of haze that is blocking out the visibility like a fog, but it is also bouncing the heat keeping the temps up all night long.
We took a walk at 10:00pm but it was still over 85F! My body isn’t made for the heat and I need A/c, Marc just hates the a/c so we are always at temperature conflict.
And if the straight heat and inversion wasn’t enough today, June 21, there was a massive power failure effecting 4 countries: Croatia, Montenegro Bosnia-Herzegovina and Albania. Power restored in Split in a few hours but Bosnia hasn’t recovered and it’s been 5 hours. It must be horrible.
Ironically we had planned a wine tasting to Bosnia for today, but it was postponed by the tour company until Sunday. Lucky for us.Read more
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Day 14
Saturday, June 22, 2024 at 3:07 PM
☀️ 82 °F
Altitude: 13 ft
Croatia Hvar Ferry Port 43.169998, 16.44116843°10’12” N 16°26’28” E
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Hvar daytrip
June 22, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☀️ 82 °F
The town of Hvar is on the island of Hvar, about 47K from Split. The fast catamaran ferry gets there in about one hour. I went for a day.
This is a very busy tourist town. Full of boats for hire and big yachts. The harbor is lined with restaurants and hotels. There is a wonderful pedestrian walkway around the coast for over a mile. Stair walkway go up past the coast buildings to the streets above. The rocky shore has lounge chairs every where they fit. Many small swimming beaches along the shore.
It was a great place to wonder and people watch all day.
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Traveler So cool
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Day 15
Sunday, June 23, 2024 at 10:52 AM
☀️ 86 °F
Altitude: 164 ft
Bosnia and Herzegovina Kriva Cuprija Bridge 43.337022, 17.81352843°20’13” N 17°48’49” E
More Mostar
June 23, 2024 in Bosnia and Herzegovina ⋅ ☀️ 86 °F
Here are some photos I took while at Mostar. Pam’s post is maxed out on pics.
TravelerGorgeous
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TravelerIt’s hard to visualize that this same town was a bombed out war zone with everything you see now damaged, including the bridge destroyed by artillery. Everything has been rebuilt to UNESCO standards after the war ended 25 years ago
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Day 15
Sunday, June 23, 2024 at 12:17 PM
☀️ 90 °F
Altitude: 200 ft
Bosnia and Herzegovina Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque 43.339142, 17.81488643°20’21” N 17°48’54” E
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Mostar- Bosnia Hertzagovina
June 23, 2024 in Bosnia and Herzegovina ⋅ ☀️ 90 °F
Less than 2 hour drive and we crossed the border into another country. Bosnia Herzegovina with a difficult past and it is a recent past. I won’t attempt to explain the civil war and the events both before and afterward, but I can say that the town of Mostar is interesting and beautiful. It is still a city divided by religions, Muslim, catholic and Christian but they are now living together in a city divided by a river with Mosques on one side, Catholic churches on the other, Christian churches in the middle, and a synagogue added into the mix.
We even had a Bosnian wine tasting.Read more
Traveler Gorgeous
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TravelerThe water was so clear with no cloudiness. Easy to see the rocks at the bottom
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Traveler You two are so cute! Pam looks a little toasted🤣
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TravelerIt was 90 degree and I was really hot. That’s my story.
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TravelerMiss you🤣
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Day 15
Sunday, June 23, 2024 at 2:30 PM
☀️ 93 °F
Altitude: 791 ft
Bosnia and Herzegovina Gradina 43.178371, 17.69036343°10’42” N 17°41’25” E
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Pilgrimage to Medugorje
June 23, 2024 in Bosnia and Herzegovina ⋅ ☀️ 93 °F
Our second stop in Bosnia-Herzegovina was the small town of Medugorje. This town is the 4th most popular Catholic Pilgrimage destination in Europe. Big surprise for me!
Long story short, six teenagers were on a hill overlooking the town in 1981 when they all were visited by the Virgin Mary. The town now gets over 1m pilgrims a year to pray at the local church and to climb the hill where the “visions” occurred.
The town is now full of shops selling icons to the pilgrims.
The hike up apparition hill is very steep with only jagged rocks on the path. It was hot, and the worst footing I’ve ever encountered on any trail. The church and town have left the trail and the area natural (unimproved) so as not to change the environment and feel of the area.
The stores in the town almost exclusively sell religious items. Some items (like the salt and pepper shakers in the photo) are more playful than others.Read more
Traveler Wow .. what a climb
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TravelerPam was smart, she waited for me at a bar at the bottom of the hill. I went up with 3 European women. All 3 much better hikers than me. But they were nice and did not leave me alone.
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TravelerGlad you were safe !!!
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TravelerMe too
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Day 17
Tuesday, June 25, 2024 at 9:18 AM
☁️ 77 °F
Altitude: Sea level
Croatia Kocula Ferry Port 42.961308, 17.13714242°57’41” N 17°8’14” E
Island Catamaran
June 25, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☁️ 77 °F
Today we are heading to Dubrovnik. There is a surprisingly limited number of ways to get down coastal Croatia.
The train tracks don’t go south beyond Split. And a bus ride works but recently the Flexibus, the long distance provider in the region, has had bad luck with their buses breaking down. So, we opted for a ferry ride south.
With stops at the islands and cities of: Milna on the island of Brac, Hvar City on the island of Hvar, Korcula on the island of Korcula, Pomona on the island of Mljet and then Dubrovnik on mainland Croatia. Very smooth ride and the seats are really comfortable. The 5 1/2 hour trip zipped by. We will be staying two nights in Dubrovnik and one night in Korcula.Read more
TravelerI would love traveling on the water!!
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TravelerIt was smooth the entire time. Not much see as it felt a little like being on an airplane but a fun way to travel.
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Day 17
Tuesday, June 25, 2024 at 8:17 PM
⛅ 77 °F
Altitude: 23 ft
Croatia Old port 42.640884, 18.11165642°38’27” N 18°6’42” E
Thar be Pirates at the Castle!
June 25, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ⛅ 77 °F
Dubrovnik castle was visited by privateers at sunset. A beautiful two mast sloop, filled with pirates, came into the small protected harbor to steel away a few souls into the night. The sloop was under the watchful eye of a huge five mast brig just off the harbor.Read more
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Day 18
Wednesday, June 26, 2024 at 9:22 AM
☁️ 79 °F
Altitude: 26 ft
Montenegro Gradac 42.488045, 18.69625542°29’17” N 18°41’47” E
Perast - Montenegro
June 26, 2024 in Montenegro ⋅ ☁️ 79 °F
Cross the border into Montenegro and we had breakfast and a walk about in Perast.
The was a road on the water and a single walkway on the other side.
Just adorable.
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Day 18
Wednesday, June 26, 2024 at 10:15 AM
☁️ 81 °F
Altitude: 59 ft
Montenegro Gurdić 42.424545, 18.77153842°25’28” N 18°46’18” E
Kotor- Montenegro
June 26, 2024 in Montenegro ⋅ ☁️ 81 °F
Second stop in Montenegro. Another walled city. Not much different than others that we’ve seen.
TravelerI know that street!
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TravelerThat’s cool. We enjoyed the town very much
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Day 18
Wednesday, June 26, 2024 at 2:15 PM
⛅ 86 °F
Altitude: Sea level
Montenegro Uvala Pod Fratre 42.277859, 18.83669542°16’40” N 18°50’12” E
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Budva - Last Stop in Montenegro
June 26, 2024 in Montenegro ⋅ ⛅ 86 °F
We crossed the mountains to the coast. Again, another walled city. This was the smallest of the three we saw today. It was interesting to see several very large cruise ships in what appeared to be a small port.
We wrapped up our visit by crossing a straight on a car ferry. A 10 minute crossing saved us 40 minute drive and cost 7.5€
I’ve included a photo of the menu from our lunch restaurant. It’s in three languages. Croatian, English and Montenegrin. Not only does it show the use of a different alphabet but it shows how Montenegro is concerned for our food health.Read more
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Day 19
Thursday, June 27, 2024 at 11:11 AM
⛅ 72 °F
Altitude: 1,240 ft
Croatia Srđ 42.649212, 18.11150442°38’57” N 18°6’41” E
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Dubrovnik
June 27, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ⛅ 72 °F
We woke up and headed out of Dubronik. Our ferry was at 2:15 so we had extra time to explore. We headed to the gondola. A bit expensive 27€ each but we did it.
Wow! What a view. Also a restaurant at the top and some adventure type things. We weren’t feeling adventurous so settled for a slow lunch.
And Marc loves sardines so he was very happy.Read more
Traveler What are you having? Looks tasty
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TravelerLasagne at the top of the gondola ride.
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TravelerMmm
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Day 20
Friday, June 28, 2024 at 1:32 PM
☀️ 82 °F
Altitude: 20 ft
Croatia Sidrište Kučišće 42.959137, 17.1130742°57’33” N 17°6’47” E
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Kortcula - island stop
June 28, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☀️ 82 °F
We stayed only one night in the city of Korcula, on the island of Korcula. There are 1,250 islands, 40 are inhabited. Some are just rocks with trees. Most have spectacular beaches and coves.
Korcula might be the birthplace of explorer Marco Polo but honestly it’s the beaches that make this island beautiful.
We found a resort called La Banya with lounges, umbrellas, and food and drink service. We spent many hours watching the blue water and the people in the cove. Very relaxingRead more
Traveler Wow!
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Traveler Everyone should have a fish tank in their island🤣
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TravelerIt was a funny thing to see. Luckily we didn’t have to feed them.
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Day 21
Saturday, June 29, 2024 at 4:07 PM
☀️ 90 °F
Altitude: 10 ft
Croatia Riva 43.50713, 16.43969243°30’26” N 16°26’23” E
Retired Roman Emperor
June 29, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ ☀️ 90 °F
This post is full of pics of many centuries of new walls being built on top and next to the ancient Roman walls and foundations. And then rebuilt again and again.
On May 1st 305 AD, the Roman Emperor Diocletian retired from Rome and moved into his brand new Palace in what is now Split Croatia. Diocletian was the first ever emperor/Cesar to retire. All previous died in office. Most of them murdered. Therefore, this palace was built like the most modern Roman fortress, with tall walls on all sides and a full complement of soldiers to protect the retired Emperor.
Diocletian only lived in the Palace about 5 years before he died of natural causes.
Long story short, The Roman Empire went away and this old palace was forgotten. Except for the local people who liked the walls to protect them from bad guys roaming the country side.
New apartments and shops are built on top and next to the ancient walls and foundations.Read more
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Day 24
Tuesday, July 2, 2024 at 1:10 PM
🌬 77 °F
Altitude: 121 ft
Croatia Crnica 43.765422, 15.84500343°45’56” N 15°50’42” E
Road Trip Views
July 2, 2024 in Croatia ⋅ 🌬 77 °F
On the two hour drive to Zadar we avoided toll roads and took smaller roads. Croatia has mountains, olive trees, vineyards and some very small passages that they call streets. Not all of our path was on roads this narrow but after the Isle of Skye in Scotland, Marc said these roads are a breeze.Read more
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