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in reply to: Scouting group would like to camp this summer #17074
FoggySpectatorLake Campsite Korana @ Plitvice Lakes
http://www.booking.com/hotel/hr/bungalows-korana-campsite-korana.html?aid=314174
in reply to: Travel between Venice and Montenegro #17073
FoggySpectatorTrain from Venice to Zagreb – flight from Zagreb to Dubrovnik – Dubrovnik to Montenegro by bus……
in reply to: Portoroz (Slovenia) to Rovinj by bus? #17058
FoggySpectatorHmmmmm – now i am not sure what to say about website’s timetable display
I personaly haven’t used that bus.
However I could not even imagine there are no daily buses between these two destinations.
IMO you are safe to go without risking to wait 3 days for the next bus…….
in reply to: Portoroz (Slovenia) to Rovinj by bus? #17056
FoggySpectatorAm I reading this schedule correctly? Does this bus only run on certain days of the week? If so, which days? Or am I reading it wrong – is there a bus that I can take from Portoroz to Rovinj on any day in May?
There is daily bus that runs from Portorož to Rovinj (starts in Koper and drives to Porec, Rovinj and Pula.
The company that runs this bus is FILS d.o.o.
The journey from Portorož to Rovinj lasts 1hr and 44 minutes .
The distance from Portorož to Rovinj is 94 km.
The ticket price from Portorož to Rovinj is 11,00 EUR.
Departure from Portorož: 18:23
Arrival in Rovinj 20:07
Info from ap-ljubljana.si
FoggySpectatorI guess large and slow ferries will gradually be replaced with faster and smaller ones which will connect places and islands along the coast. Actually, these large ferries are painfully slow and take ages to come from Dubrovnik to Rijeka, it will be much better to use smaller, faster catamarans, for foot passengers, no cars, as cars can now use new motorway.
in reply to: Travel to/from Dubrovnik, Split, Greece and Venice #16912
FoggySpectatorWOW! good news – new ferry route from Venice to Dubrovnik and Greece might be introduced:
https://www.find-croatia.com/ferry-from-dubrovnik-to-greece/
I’ll keep my fingers crossed for this to go aheadhe, he , if this actually goes ahead
in reply to: Ferry Marko Polo Stranded #16893
FoggySpectatorFerry Marko Polo refloated after running aground:
https://www.find-croatia.com/ferry-marko-polo-refloated-after-running-aground/
Well done!!!!!
:-* :-* :-*in reply to: Ferry Marko Polo Stranded #16888
FoggySpectatorMeanwhile, Marco Polo is being publicised as a tourist attraction because it is rare to see a ship “parked” on the island.
That’s a joke.
Not even funny joke.
:(” title=”>:(” class=”bbcode_smiley” />in reply to: Ferry Marko Polo Stranded #16865
FoggySpectatoryes, it seems the crew made mistake :-[
there is also the official announcement in this morning’s novi list
look here http://www.novilist.hr/Vijesti/posadi-u-gvardiji–BBmarka-pola-.aspx
and at ministry page : http://www.mmpi.hr/default.aspx?id=6265
in reply to: British Airways flights to Dubrovnik #16504
FoggySpectatorI noticed British Airways flights to Dubrovnik are pretty cheap at the moment.
You can fly to Dubrovnik from London for ?50 one way ( November and December)
Not christmas of course :he, hee,heeee, why don’t you go in croatia before christmas and come back for turkey in londresssss ?!?!
FoggySpectatorTourism Figures Dwindling
Tourism figures seem to be dwindling. In the first five months of 2009 the Adriatic was visited by about 11 percent less of domestic and eight percent less of foreign tourists.
The Tourism Ministry has not described these figures as alarming due to the competition in the Mediterranean also facing hard times.in reply to: British Foreign Office Travel Advise for Croatia #16640
FoggySpectatorCroatia Responds to UK Foreign Office Warning
Breaking Travel News is reporting that Croatia is fighting back at a warning by the UK’s Foreign Office that tourists visiting the country should be aware of threats from organized crime.
The Croatian government has claimed the judgment, along with an article by the BBC, was both deliberately malicious and timed to coincide with the start of its main tourist season.
Whole article is here: http://www.travelagentcentral.com/croatia/croatia-responds-uk-foreign-office-warning-14625
FoggySpectatorEaster weekend test for Croatian tourism
The long Easter weekend is expected to be the first test of Croatia?s tourist season.
A rise in incoming traffic was registered at the Rupa border crossing as cars bearing Slovenian, Austrian and German registration plates entered Croatia on Friday.
Italians entered the country at the Pasjak border crossing. At least 2,100 German, Italian, Austrian and French guests are expected to spend Easter at hotels in Crikvenica, Dramalj, Selce and Novi Vinodol.in reply to: Deal on Suncani Hvar to be disclosed on Tuesday #16627
FoggySpectatorDeveloper Orco posts a 390 mln euro loss in 2008
PRAGUE, April 8 (Reuters) – Developer Orco Property Group (ORCO.PA) (ORCOsp.PR) posted a net loss of 390.6 million euros ($515.2 million) for 2008 due to a drop in asset value, the firm said late on Tuesday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssFinancialServicesAndRealEstateNews/idUSL86657620090408
FoggySpectator…and this is the latest :
Croatia Should Offer Quality To Tourist and Not Cut Prices
The World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) general secretary Taleb Rifai has said speaking at a press conference as part of the International Tourism Bourse (ITB) in Berlin that Croatia should not succumb to pressure for cutting or reducing prices this year, as the only way to attract more tourists is through upgrading quality of the offer using a well thought-out strategy and putting out a wide range of offers.
so, i am asking now, what is the diffrence between cutting prices and increasing quality of offer?
both approaches are reducing profit anyway. :
in reply to: camper travel in croatia #16598
FoggySpectatorWe are two ladies from South Africa that would like to travel in Croatia by camper. Is it safe?
Is it relatively cheap?Hi ladies, yes, it is safe.
Is it cheap?
Depends.
Try to camp in small campsites and out of the main tourist season (15.07-15.08)in reply to: Flights from Edinburgh to Zadar by RyanAir #16566
FoggySpectatorLow-cost carrier Ryanair is introducing in comming months new flights from Edinburgh to Zadar.
Flights start on 1 of April and will run every Wednesday until September.
The Edinburgh flights is in addition to London (Stansted) to Zadar service which also runs on Wednesdays.
Flight Booking is at ryanair.comI just checked prices and noticed some flights are for free.
Only airport taxes to be paid.
Seems like good bargain
FoggySpectatorAnd today’s news is :
The 830 tour operators active in the nine months of 2008 have managed to bring some 1.88 million foreign visitors to Croatia. The visitors in questions accounted for 13.3 million overnight stays, down 2.6 percent year-on-year in the number of arrivals and 2.9 percent less overnight stays, announced the State Statistics Bureau.
in reply to: Bus from Zadar to Plivice Lakes #16355
FoggySpectatorZadar Buses are here https://www.find-croatia.com/buses-zadar/
Zadar Bus station timetable: http://www.liburnija-zadar.hr/kolodvor/raspored_linija.php
Note – to stop at Plitvice Lakes, one has to take a bus that does the longer route to Zagreb.A detailed article about getting from Zadar to Plitvice Lakes is here
in reply to: Dubrovnik-Orebic #16354
FoggySpectatorPlease, could you tell me the timetable and duration of a bus from Dubrovnik to Orebic?
Departure from Dubrovnik to Orebic at 14.15 and 15.00.
Arrival 2 and 1/2 hrs later.in reply to: Bus from Plitvice Lakes to Dubrovnik #16353
FoggySpectatorin reply to: Island of Susak #16335
FoggySpectatorShame, I’ve never been there
I know it is sandy island, not sure about camping, but it must be some campsites therein reply to: Sibenik to siroki brijeg (Bosnia) #16312
FoggySpectatorI am visiting Sibenik next week and am looking forward to a family holiday.
However on Saturday 31st May I would like to go Siroki Brijeg in Bosnia to watch a game of football at 3pm. Can you advise on how to get there and back?
I can’t drive so need some advice on public transport.
Would a taxi be possible?
Any help you can give will be very usefulGo day earlier and overnight in Siroki Brijeg. Take bus from Sibenik to Split and then from Split at 15:10 to arrive in Siroki Brijeg at 17:40. Taxi is possible too, about 4 hrs drive.
Split bus timetabes are here ak-split.hr/EN/vozni.red/VozniRedOdlazaka.aspx it also shows arrivals from Sibenik.in reply to: Public Transportation and best itenerary #16311
FoggySpectatorYou have 11 days to travel. Maybe the best is to leave Istria for another time.
For your bus from Plitvice to Split, Zadar or Sibenik , my suggestion is to take any but that goes south towards the coast and then change as suited. This is not to difficult, lot of buses are passing Plitvice, just stay nead the road and wave to bus to stop. If you don’t wave they will not stop. And dont’ travel by nigt always start during morning to have more time to choose your bus.in reply to: ferry from isle of Krk to isle of Rab #16310
FoggySpectatorI’ll go to Lopar the 1th of June. There is a ferry from the isle of Krk to the isle of Rab?
I see there is one from Valbiska but until 31/05/2008. There are other lines that start from the isle of Krk ?There is ferry from Baska on Krk to Lopar on Rab. Valbiska to Lopar is currently suspended until 15 of june 2008. This is to the best of my knowledge.
Lopar Rab Tourist Board says on their website:
Rab is linked to the mainland with good road-ferryboat connections.
To the south, ferryboats on the route Mi?njak – Jablanac (a place 105 km. far from Rijeka) ply 8-20 times a day (even more frequently, if necessary) during the whole year. The journey lasts 15 minutes. From Jablanac roads branch off towards Zagreb, Pula, Ljubljana and Trieste. The internal part of the continent may be reached through the so called “Jozefinska cesta”, a road leading from Senj (50 km. far from Rab), through te saddle of Vratnik, Velika, Mala Kapela and Lika, to Karlovac and Zagreb.
To the north, the island is connected by ferryboats plying on the route Lopar-Senj and Lopar-Ba?ka (Krk) 3 – 8 times a day during the tourist season. “Jadrolinija’s” ships connect Rab with Rijeka, Zadar, ?ibenik, Split and Dubrovnik several times a week, in both directions, during the whole year.
website : lopar.com/eng/trajekti.htmin reply to: Wizzair flights to Zagreb #16180
FoggySpectatorAny more news about this flight cancellation? Thx ???
Yes, more bad news about Wizz Air Zagreb flights, something is definitely wrong. Look at this :
WizzAir Low-Cost Airline Suddenly Cancels Zagreb ? London Flight, Leaving Passengers Stranded at Zagreb Airport
Zagreb, April 13 (CP) ? The Hungarian-Bulgarian low-cost airline WizzAir has totally let its passengers down by suddenly cancelling its Zagreb to London flight and leaving the passengers to their own devices on Friday.
The ordeal the 150 passengers of the Zagreb Friday afternoon flight to London began after the flight was initially postponed for Saturday at 8 o?clock in the morning, but in the end the actual flight took place 3 p.m., nearly 24 hours after it should have taken off.
WizzAir officials made no attempt to contact the stranded passengers and the company did not even offer to pay for their hotel accommodation, as according to WizzAir rules, passengers have such rights once the flight is delayed by more than seven hours.
Some 120 passengers managed to find accommodation with friends and relatives, but some 30 were stranded at the airport and slept on the floor in the cold vestibule, including several elderly people and families with young children.
Although the Zagreb Pleso airport officials did all they could to ease the troubles of the tricked WizzAir passengers, they were unable to do much, as when they tried to contact the WizzAir office in Budapest no one answered the phone.
Although WizzAir has been known for similar gaffes in the past with passengers waiting for their flight to take off for hours or even being informed at the airport that their flight has been delayed by 24 hours, this has been the worst in the nearly two-year history of the company?s flights between Zagreb and London.
There are rumours that such little attention is being paid to passengers on this particular route, as WizzAir is gradually phasing out the London-Zagreb-London route in a bid to employ its planes elsewhere, as it is not happy with the bookings that are below 70 percent per flight.
According to the booking availability the flights are to terminate on September 13, 2008.
Although contacted and quizzed on the issue, WizzAir officials have not confirmed the termination, but claimed the six-month schedule has as yet not been updated.
in reply to: Lonely Planet plagiarism scandal #16179
FoggySpectatorI listened this morning at BBC Radio4 Today’s program about this. They interviewed the author of the book and Lonely Planet’s representative. It is pretty bad
in reply to: Ferry Dubrovnik – Korcula – Drvenik #16151
FoggySpectatorHello,
I need information about a ferry that departs Dubrovnik on 13 June 2008 to go to Korcula, then from Korcula to Drvenik on Sunday 15 June 2008 .
How far in advance do we need to book and what is the cost for a car, 2 adults and 2 children aged 7 & 10 .
Thank youHelen
No advance booking for Korcula-Drvenik ferry.
First come first served.
Cost and timing is here https://www.korculainfo.com/ferries/drvenik-korcula-ferry.htm
No Dubrovnik-Korcula ferry on 13.06.08.
The first one is following day:
DUBROVNIK 14.06.2008 08:30 SOBRA (MLJET) 14.06.2008 10:25
SOBRA (MLJET) 14.06.2008 10:40 KOR?ULA 14.06.2008 12:40
If this is not good for you drive to Korcula – 2.5 hrs and take ferry Orebic-Korcula
https://www.korculainfo.com/ferries/orebic-korcula-ferry.htm
Again, no advance bookings. But no problem, there is always places.in reply to: Ferry Dubrovnik to Rijeka #16150
FoggySpectatorVicko:
Thanks for the rapid reply. I guess we’ll be driving the coast instead. The ferry schedule just won’t work for us in either direction. Would have been nice to rest a few hours and enjoy the sceneryJadrolinija’s ferry schedule don’t work for anybody.
Ferries are never there when one needs them. :
For years and years always the same story.
I am sorry, but this is true , I am fed up with this crap shedule :(” title=”>:(” class=”bbcode_smiley” />in reply to: Ferry Split to Rijeka Schedule #16149
FoggySpectatorI cannot understand your summer schedule on the website.
I want to travel on July 1st from Split to Rijeka on the ferry. Is there a Ferry leaving Split on July st to Rijeka? If so, what times and how much for a person?
TuffNo ferries on that day.
The earliest is this schedule:
SPLIT 03.07.2008 20:00 RIJEKA 04.07.2008 07:00in reply to: Dubrovnik Budget Accommodation #16148
FoggySpectatorDo they allow booking for one night only in Dubrovnik? I would really love to stay at a nice B&B in Dubrovnik but only for a night….
Yes, why not?
in reply to: Public Transport From Orebic to Dubrovnik Airport #16147
FoggySpectatorWe are travelling from Orebic to Dubrovnik airport on Sunday15th June – public transport.
We have to be at the airport for 17.00.
Do you have any useful information on the best way to travel
Many thanks JOTake bus from Orebic to Dubrovnik that goes early in the morning.
Change bus in Dubrovnik and take one for the Airport.
But ticket in advance to avoid disapointments.in reply to: transport from Dubrovnik to Plitvice NP #16115
FoggySpectatorSo the bus from Dubrovnik to Plitvice is a night bus? When will it arrive then?
As for the bus from Split to Plitvice, it arrives at 2:00am. Am I able to find accomodation there that late?
Fogyy, could you tell me where you get that bus schedule? I would like to search the bus of other area in Croatia too.Timetable is searchable at Split Autobusni Kolodvor site:
http://www.ak-split.hr/EN/vozni.red/VozniRedOdlazaka.aspx
Take any morning bus from Dubrovnik to Split and chanage for Plitvice to arrive at reasonable hours if you wish to search for accommodation. Looking for room at 2 am is not practicalin reply to: Venice to Opatija or Venice to Istria #16111
FoggySpectatorBus from Venice to Trieste and then bus to Rijeka and Opatija. Not difficult.
in reply to: Ferry from Dubrovnik to Hvar Korcula and Split #16110
FoggySpectatorI need to travel from Split to Dubrovnik on Tuesday 2nd September, 2008.
I will not have a car.
What are my options?Take bus. Bus is the easiest way with plenty of departures.Takes about 3.5 hrs
in reply to: transport from Dubrovnik to Plitvice NP #16109
FoggySpectatorTake any bus from Dubrovnik to Split and change there for Plitvice.
Direct bus from Dubrovnik to Plivice goes through Split anyway.
Timetable is here ignore the date, May will be the same one):in reply to: Wizzair flights to Zagreb #16092
FoggySpectatorIf flights are not listed it may be Wizzair’s intentions are to discontinue them : you never know
in reply to: Train from Pula to Beli Manastir #16087
FoggySpectatorHey everyone, this summer I will be going on holiday to Pula. Now I have a friend that lives in Beli Manastir, I know that’s very far away, but is it possible to travel from Pula to Beli Manastir in 1 day?
Shure you can do it in one day.
Take bus to Rijeka and then to Zagreb, from Zagreb take bus to Osijek or Beli Manastir.
Osijek is near Beli Manastir.
Don’t rely on trains, they are nos as frequent as buses.
FoggySpectatorI’m traveling from Rijeka to Split on 5/30.
We’d like to reserve a cabin on the Jadrolinija ferry that travels this route.
Would our fare be just for the cabin or do we need to pay a cabin fee and a deck fee as well?Deck fare is included in cabin.
in reply to: Cheap flights from London to Zagreb #16017
FoggySpectatorWhich are the cheapest available flights from London to Zagreb?
Hard to say – depend of dates you intend to fly…What are your dates?
Is WizzAir the cheapest option?
Sometimes WizzAir is actually NOT the cheapest one
Back in November I flew to Zagreb by Croatia Airlines as their flights were much cheaper than WizzAir’s.
And they fly from Heathrow as opposed to Luton.
I prefer Heathrow, takes only 1/2 hour. For Luton, it takes me 1 1/2in reply to: The Best and the Worst~~~ #15950
FoggySpectatorThe Best:
- food
- drink
- weather
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Worst:
- salaries
- shops
- housing
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in reply to: Relocating… #15949
FoggySpectatorHow do you know what families have rooms to let?
Choose your island and then check what is advertised as available for that island on internet.
You can use travel directory here: https://www.find-croatia.com/directory/ for listings .
Also use google to search for particular island.And what are the prices per day, weekly, and monthly?
Depending of island. Some are cheaper then others.
Prices are usually quoted per night.
Hovewer, if you find something that ou like, try to negotiate price for longer stay.in reply to: Hotel Bellevue Dubrovnik troubles #15940
FoggySpectator:'(
in reply to: Zagreb protests over Italian stamp #15937
FoggySpectatorZagreb has sent a demarche to Rome over a postal stamp depicting Rijeka.
Under the picture of the Croatian coastal city, a caption reads ?The eastern land that used to be Italian.? :
The Croatian Interior and European Integration Ministry has sent a letter of protest to Italy stating that they had learned in October of the preparations for issuing the stamp and had immediately informed Italy that the content was unacceptable.
Italy stated that it would not issue the stamp following receipt of the protest letter, according to a statement from the Croatian Ministry.
The protest note states that Croatia is surprised by the issue of the stamp, adding that the move was inappropriate and goes against the spirit of good neighborly relations and friendship.
The Italian Foreign Ministry was asked to once again inform the Italian government of Croatia?s views and to undertake adequate measures to prevent further distribution of the stamp.
Here is the stamp , I must say it is nice stamp
in reply to: Sisak to Sarajevo by Train #15935
FoggySpectatorHowever, trains runs from Zagreb via Sisak to Sarajevo on this route:
See map here : http://www.bosniatravel.net/railway-map/
Zagreb Gl. kol.
Velika GoricaLekenik
Sisak
Sisak Caprag
Sunja
Hrvatska Kostajnica
Volinja
Dobrljin (BIH)
Prijedor (BIH)
Omarska (BIH)
Banja Luka (BIH)
?elinac (BIH)
Ukrina (BIH)
Dragalovci (BIH)
Doboj (BIH)
Maglaj (BIH)
Zavidovi?i (BIH)
?ep?e (BIH)
Zenica (BIH)
Kakanj (BIH)
Visoko (BIH)
Podlugovi (BIH)
Sarajevo (BIH)
FoggySpectatorSorry mate, no way I can make it to Dubrovnik :'(
in reply to: Ferrys and motorways/bridges? #15900
FoggySpectatorI suggest you to get road map of croatia where all info is already included.
For all ferry info check jadrolinija.hr site
Good luckin reply to: Car rental #15899
FoggySpectatorim going to dubrovnik on 17th september,and plan to rent a car there for a week.would it be cheaper if i rent it in another city,or less touristic?is it recommendable to reserve the car by internet before or just there ill find better prices?
best price seen is sixt,any cheap?
thanks for the information!!As far as I know, it makes no difference in price.
FoggySpectatorNo, it’s not true
I found this info :
DUBROVNIK 16.09.2007 10:00 – KOR?ULA 16.09.2007 13:00
KOR?ULA 16.09.2007 13:30 STARI GRAD (HVAR) 16.09.2007 16:30
STARI GRAD (HVAR) 16.09.2007 17:00 SPLIT 16.09.2007 18:30So, yes, there is ferry sailing from Dubrovnik to Split on 16.09.07.
It departs at 10 am and arrives in Split at 6.30 pm.All info is here : jadrolinija.hr :-*
in reply to: Camp in September at the Croatian coast #15838
FoggySpectatorI have heard about Budva and Bar, but couldn?t find them on the map… ?Muchas gracias!
Budva and Bar are towns in Montenegro, not Croatia, check map of Montenegro you will find them there
in reply to: Pula to Porec #15811
FoggySpectatorI expect taxi to cost up to 80 Euro.
in reply to: Split-Trogir motorway to be completed by autumn #15794
FoggySpectatorI dont beleive it will be finished so soon
in reply to: Zrmanja rafting regatta photos #15793
FoggySpectatorGood idea :-* I want to go there next summer.
Any recomended places to stay ? how about campsites?in reply to: Croatia Travel Videos at You Tube #15792
FoggySpectatoryeah you’r right i was only joking
in reply to: Electrical Plugs in Croatia #15791
FoggySpectatorIt is two round pin plug like one on this photo:
Electric sockets look like this :
in reply to: New Photo gallery of Korcula #15732
FoggySpectatorI like webmaster cat https://www.korculainfo.com/gallery/animals/mosho-the-webmaster1
[img width=533 height=400]https://www.korculainfo.com/gallery/var/resizes/animals/mosho-the-webmaster1.jpeg?m=1303251719[/img]in reply to: accommodation in Dubrovnik #15715
FoggySpectatorthis sounds like spam to me :
in reply to: Ferry from Hvar to Split 10/06/07 #15718
FoggySpectatorWow , 4 ferries a day to Hvar ??? ??? as opposed to 1 ferry a week to other islands :
Shameful :(” title=”>:(” class=”bbcode_smiley” />in reply to: Where should I go? #15717
FoggySpectatorIslands Vis and Lastovo. For best bathing and swimming :-*
in reply to: Where is a nice lesbian place to be? #15716
FoggySpectatorperhaps http://www.cro-lesbians.com is good staring point ???
written in croatianin reply to: Detailed Map of Mljet #15719
FoggySpectatortry to conatact NP Mljet : http://www.np-mljet.hr/
in reply to: Where to stay? #15693
FoggySpectatorYou can always take taxi if restaurants are not on the walking distance
in reply to: Budget accommodation #15668
FoggySpectatorHi There
We will be visiting Croatia in August and are looking for budget (backpacker) accommodation on the southern Croatian islands.
Can you recommend anywhere please? Regards.Try hostels and campsites.
Check these links :
http://www.lastovotravel.com/camping-lastovo/
http://www.korcula-croatia.com/camp-kalac.htm
http://www.mljettravel.com/camping.html
They are all good campstes.in reply to: Visiting Lastovo #15667
FoggySpectatorI am considering visiting Lastovo. Which village would be the best to stay in?
I would choose Zaklopatica : http://www.lastovotravel.com/zaklopatica/ , Pasadur : http://www.lastovotravel.com/pasadur/ or Skrivena Luka : http://www.lastovotravel.com/skrivena-luka/
Is the island very mountainous? Is it easy to cycle around?
Well, Lastovo is not VERY mountainous but if you go in summer, it is hot for cycling during the sunny days
Any other suggestion?
Consider new ferry catamaran transport link from Dubronik via Mljet and Korcula to Lastovo which will be introduced for the first time in Summer 2007 : https://www.korculainfo.com/ferries/catamaran-dubrovnik-mljet-korcula-lastovo.htm
Is Lastovo worth the trouble with transport?
Yes it is
FoggySpectator…but found nice videos about houston here http://www.visithoustontexas.com/media/videos/interface.html
actually very nice videos thx paparojsan!
in reply to: Camping in Croatia #15642
FoggySpectatorOf course people will let you stay, John!
Look here, what happened in my garden last summer :
https://www.korculainfo.com/blog/index.php/more-lodgers-at-our-house-scouts-from-belgium/😮 😮 😮 WOW!
in reply to: Favorite place in Istria #15641
FoggySpectatorI am planning to visit Istria in next few months.
What is your favorite place in Istria? Please post your recommendationsHi Mara,
Don’t miss Motovun. Realy nice little place.in reply to: Ferry from Dubrovnik to Hvar Korcula and Split #15629
FoggySpectatorIf you want to go straight from Dubrovnik to Hvar, consider taking bus to Split, get off at Drvenik and take ferry to Sucuraj on Hvar. From Sucuraj, take bus to Hvar town.
in reply to: Croatian Railways – well done Sanader! #15628
FoggySpectatorThank you for the good map of croatian railways
https://www.find-croatia.com/railways/railway-train-map-croatia.html
:-*Yes it is good map shame there is no lot of trains in Croatia :'(
FoggySpectatorDid anybody see this film?
Nope. I checked youtube, nothing available. Shame.
Why they made DVD which nobody watch? :
in reply to: Tourist season #15635
FoggySpectatorI have heard that everything completely shuts down during certain months??
Perhaps on some tiny, remote, unihabited islands where nobody lives except tourist ???
in reply to: Anti-semitic sugar pack #15579
FoggySpectatorThis is not a joke – this is tasteless crap.
Shame :(” title=”>:(” class=”bbcode_smiley” />
Ignorant advertisers. :-[
FoggySpectatorI can see here two lighthouses, the green one and the red one. Does anybody knows which one was hit by hydrofoil?
???
FoggySpectatorThanks for the photo.
It doesn’t look too bad actually.Mali Zdrelac chanell between Ugljan and Pasman is pretty, pretty narrow , look at the peljar map :
If I was sailing there I would regularly hit that lighthouse
in reply to: Italy and Croatia reopen old war wounds #15557
FoggySpectator:(” title=”>:(” class=”bbcode_smiley” /> Italians have the nerve!
:(” title=”>:(” class=”bbcode_smiley” /> They commited war crimes all across former Yugoslavia, how dare they accuse any Former Yugoslavian country of anything.
:(” title=”>:(” class=”bbcode_smiley” /> They should reflect on their own stance and their own doings during WW2, afterall they where the agressors and conquerors.in reply to: Split to Porec #15548
FoggySpectatorOh my god, I remember once, I was travelling from Split to Pula by bus to visit my brother ( he was doing his army/navy training in Pula at Mozil baracs)
It took me ages to arrive.
The best bit of the whole journey was that stretch of bus ride from Rijeka to Pula – I think I took some kind of local bus service – it stopped at every village in Istria :
I thought I will never arrive. But I did and had great time there.
Good luck to you!in reply to: Pula Film Festival #15547
FoggySpectatorI prefer Motovun Festival.
Years ago Pula Festival used to be good, but I think their time is gone.in reply to: British Frigate Visiting Split #15546
FoggySpectatorThe British frigate HMS Cornwall, which left Great Britain for a seven-month journey of the Mediterranean and the Persian Gulf last month, sailed into the port of Lora in the southern city of Split on Wednesday.
At the news conference, the voluntary fire brigade from Supetar on the island of Brac will be presented with equipment worth 180,000 kuna. The donation, initiated by the London Fire Brigade, was given by the Dutch company Holmarto.
I heard these guys are going to do rowing race with Vela Luka rowing club.
Is it true? ???
Yes, it is true.
They will row against Vela Luka rowing club this afternoon .
WOW!
Do you know the result of the race?
I hope local guys are going to beat them this time
FoggySpectatorAll good news!
Yes very good news.
FoggySpectatorAccording to the economic freedom indeks for 2007 published by the Heritage Foundation and the Wall Street Journal, the Croatian economy is 55 percent free, which places it into the category of “mostly non-free economies ” and its general assessment is below average.
I am not surprised by this at all. You need van full of paperwork to do somekind of business in Croatia.
Depressingin reply to: Croatia Trip Tips and Peeves by Rachel #15526
FoggySpectatorI like this comment:
” here in croatia it is always rain.we decidet to don t sleep in tent in camping,and we found a room.after 2 hours we find a room in a private house.and here we eat many many fishes(very cheap)”
Source: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/ciuffo22/croatia_2002/1029151200.html
😮 :-*
He, he he, this is a good one I like it.
in reply to: Typical souvenir from Croatia #15525
FoggySpectatorI would suggest Vegeta by Podravka :
Vegeta ? the most famous Croatian brand
Yes, Vegeta is good thing.
I would also conisder to buy some dried fruit, something like dried figs or grapes.I buy croatian olive oil to bring it to my friends in UK.
in reply to: Lapad in Dubrovnik #15506
FoggySpectatorand please also if someone knows where ferry arrives from Split – is it Lapad or Dubrovnik?
Ferry that sails from Split to Dubrovnik docks in Gruz – another part of Dubrovnik.
Take bus from Gruz to Old town as this would be too far to walk.Take bus no 1 that runs from Gruz to Dubrovnik Old Town.
in reply to: Travelling from Split to Sarajevo #15505
FoggySpectatorTravelling from Split to Sarajevo :
Are there any trains that go from Split to Sarajevo?
I checked trains timetables, but I get results for Split to Zagreb route only.Thank you for any suggestion
Hi Dales, welcome to our new forum!
No, there are no direct trains that run between Split and Sarajevo.
You can travel by bus to Sarajevo, or if you preffer to take a train, go to Ploce and take train to Sarajevo from there.
I would suggest you to completely ignore trains, and just usebus from Split to Sarajevo.
in reply to: Touring Croatian Islands #15504
FoggySpectatorI want to tour the islands off the coast of Dubrovnik in June 2007;
From I have learned, getting to the islands wil be fairly easy, but
once I get to an island, is there transportation? Can I rent a car on
the islands? The islands are too big to walk across in a day.I have considered renting a car and taking a car ferry, but from I
have learned, the car ferries don’t operatre every day. I would refer
to take the faster boats.Well, it depend at which island you want to go. 😮
Some has better public transport, others not as good. Some islands don’t have any transport at all.
First check if there are any cars allowed at particular island of your interest, then check webpage that cover that island.in reply to: Croatia Travel Videos at You Tube #15503
FoggySpectatorLook at this video:
Croatian travel agency / Hrvatska putni?ka agencija
We are a reliable partner who creates a unique travelling impression with knowledge and experience thus bringing the world to Croatia and Croatia to the world.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwPjHVxIehU
Generals are trying hard :
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