About 8 years ago we visited Dubrovnik on a Mediterranean cruise. Since then we've been wanting to get back to Croatia and explore more of the country.
Split at night
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Tonight we walked around Split after dinner to look at the illuminations. I'ts surprising how different the monuments and buildings look at night! And the town center is just as busy.
I've been planning this trip since last November, and it's almost time to leave! I'm in the midst of all the last minute packing and organizing, there is always more to do than you at first think. Planning my travel wardrobe is an important step, I like to keep my suitcase small so it's easy to manage, but still have enough clothes that I'm not having to launder constantly. Color co-ordination is key, if most things match you'll get a lot more mileage out of your outfits. The old adage of taking half of the clothes and double the money that you think you'll need usually works!
This morning we said a fond farewell to the Kapetan Bota, and our fellow passengers. Jessie & I went for another walk through the old town, and managed to find the hidden garden again. Our pickup is 10:00am, and we have Anna, the same guide as yesterday to take us to Trogir. Nice comfortable air conditioned van. It takes about 1 hour to Trogir, as traffic is heavy in places. We drop our bags at Pasike hotel, and go on our walking tour with Anna. Trogir was a wealthy town, and the buildings and churches show it. Beautiful carvings and decorations. The town is on a small island, and some of the old walls still remain. The streets are like a maze, they run in all directions! Lots of small hotels, restaurants and shops. Kairos, god of enjoying the moment. He is the symbol of Trogir, reminding us to seize the day! We have coffee and an almond pastry called rafioli. The we walk over to the market to buy a sandwich and eat it in the park. By that time we can check into our hotel. The staf...