We stayed a good two days in Zagreb. It was the last leg of our Croatian trip. And after our outing at the Plitvice lakes complex, we really wanted to take it easy. There are so many things to do in the capital! Most important of all was the shopping – which I strongly suggest […]
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Zadar: in about a day We were pleasantly surprised to find the city had a big spread of ruins, with a Roman forum in the main square. Zadar, btw, is the oldest inhabited city in Croatia, with traces of civilization going back all the way to the Stone ages. Quite rich in architecture, but, really
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Plitvice lakes: (pronounced PLIT-vits-uh) Time spent: 6 hours Was it enough? NOT at all! Plitvice Lakes National Park The lakes complex lies midway between Zadar and Zagreb. Lonely planet and even the park suggest a complete itinerary around the upper and lower lakes that takes up to 8 hours. However, this is absolutely impossible if
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Our three islands tour was with Grayline. With 2 hour stop-overs in Pakleni, Hvar and Bol, we pretty much island hopped and skipped back to Split. The Island of Hvar Take one half Ibiza, one half St. Tropez, sprinkle some Lavender and what you have is Hvar. Known for its nightlife and expensive yachts this
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We drove down from Dubrovnik (read about it here) to Split in about three hours. The roads are fantastic, which I hadn\’t imagined AT ALL. The landscape is gorgeous – you are driving parallel to the Adriatic coast almost throughout. You even cross Bosnia & Herzegovina through Neum, a town so small, you won\’t realise
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