The road trip across Croatia continues with the enjoyable drive to Imotski from Omis across a predominantly limestone landscape which ends at the enormous Imotski sinkholes.
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Omis is just a short drive from Split along a beautiful coastline. Omis historically is known along the Dalmatian coast as the ‘pirate town’. It is open to the Adriatic via an expansive channel which extends the Cetina River. The river is situated behind the mountains and offered the pirates secluded anchorage and quieter shipbuilding facilities. There are many things to do in Omis from land based activities to water sports.
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home Croatia Trogir and its Captivating Medieval Old Town Trogir Old Town is situated within enclosed walls on a small island in the Rogirski Kanal. Trogir itself is a premium venue and is more than a worthy day trip from Split. So what to see? Trogir Old Town has more attractions per square metre than many of the more widely visited towns and cities along the Dalmatian coast. Trogir is
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Rastoke Village offers the uniqueness of an historiacal residential community set amidst naturally occurring waterfalls, cascades and misty streams. Rastoke’s beauty is enhanced in that the village occupies a small area.
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Pula is worth visiting. It is possible in one day to visit all the Roman attractions scattered compactly around its ancient old town. Pula’s attraction for many tourists is the beauty of its Roman past – a cultural and historical beauty. Spend longer if you wish to base a holiday in Pula and enjoy its outdoors.
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This is the first of a series of posts that will take you on a road trip along the length and breadth of Croatia
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A Slovenia road trip presents many places to visit which are conveniently packaged in a small country. The attractions range across naturally occurring beauty, cities of culture, recreation and health, mediaeval towns, historical sites and limestone cave systems.
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home Slovenia Pula and its Medieval Past The allure of Ptuj is that it is promoted as the oldest city in Slovenia. This is like a magnet to overseas visitors who are drawn to the ‘old’ and who come to Europe to see the historical towns, buildings and ruins that reveal it. The history of Ptuj old town, buildings like Ptuj Castle, and Roman and mediaeval pasts certainly meet the
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Piran is surrounded by its imposing city walls and is the most picturesque Old Town along the Slovenian coast. Narrow, atmospheric cobblestone streets wind between Venetian Gothic architecture and other mediaeval and post mediaeval attractions. The historical attractions of Piran old town integrate with periodic popular events and a beach culture.
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Portoroz is a relaxed coastal sea-side resort town that is suitable for either a holiday or for a short stop-over to rest from the stress of travelling.
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