Croatia – Split, Hvar, Trogir 31 May – 03 June 2018

Zadar to Split on the D8, many small village and towns along the coast, slow going with the occasional stretch of clear road, interesting ride with great views.

: Heading out

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: The view

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: Curves

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: Islands

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: Humans

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: Split in the distance

: Spot the plane

: Coming in to land

: 90 degree turn

: to avoid the mountain

Split, a major port and second largest city in Croatia and famous for the Palace of Diocletian. You can also get ferries to various islands from here, lots of tourists coming and going.

: Narrow Streets

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: The Port

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: The Port

: The City

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: Diocletian’s palace

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: Big Foot

: Gate

: Fountain

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: Underneath the Palace

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: Communist Era

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: Diocletian’s palace

: The Cathedral

: The Cathedral

: The Cathedral

: The Cathedral

: The Crypt

: The Crypt

: The Crypt

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: Worn

: Jupiter Temple

: Jupiter Temple

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: A Square

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: The Cathedral

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: Cafe’s squeezed in everywhere

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Day trip to Hvar town on Hvar Island from Split, this is a big island and a popular destination. The ferry ticket on Kapetan Luka is 90 Kuna each way and you buy it from a kiosk at the start of the pier. There are a number of departures every day and there is accommodation on the island.

: Ferry to Hvar

: Split

: Inside the ferry

: Car Ferry

: Hvar

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: Steep

: Cafe’s in every nook and cranny

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: Pretty

: Go for a walk

: Hvar

: The Fort

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: Waterfront

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: Beach

: Beach

: Modesty

: Burek

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Day trip to Trogir from Split by ferry, there are a number of departures everyday, cost 30 kuna one way, buy your ticket on the boat. This is also an island but only just, its connected to the mainland by a very short bridge. It is a UNESCO world heritage site. Narrow streets packed with restaurants and tourists. If you want a meal and a drink at half price just cross the bridge to the mainland, there is a big market and many restaurants.