Looking back on the ferrywake as were travling down thru all the small islands. The Adriatic Sea is a body of water separating the Italian Peninsula from the Balkan peninsula, and the system of the Apennine Mountains from that of the Dinaric Alps and adjacent ranges. The Adriatic Sea is a part of the Mediterranean Sea
Entering Dubrovnik Harbor, In 2002, one of the largest single-pylon, cable-stayed bridges in the world was opened to transport in Dubrovnik. This important infrastructure project, with a total length of 481 m
scenes from our hotel of old town Dubrovnik Croatia
Street scenes in Dubrovnik Croatia
Street scenes in Dubrovnik Croatia
Looking South as we traveling to Dubrovnik. The depths of the Adriatic near its shores share a close relationship to the physiography of the nearby coastlines. Wherever the coasts are high and mountainous, the nearby sea depths are considerable. For instance, in the case of the Istrian and Dalmatian areas of Slovenia and Croatia., the shores are low and sandy, and the nearby sea is shallow,
The Port of Dubrovnik The ships dock at the Port of Gruz, approximately 2.5 km northwest of Old Town. It is about a 10 minute taxi ride from the port to Old Town
scenes from our hotel of old town Dubrovnik Croatia
Miro getting recomendations for dinner
Street scenes in Dubrovnik Croatia
Miro Kazimir Kieve on the ferry after a nap in the sun
Dubrovnik Harbor view
scenes from our hotel of old town Dubrovnik Croatia
Street scenes in Dubrovnik Croatia
Street scenes in Dubrovnik Croatia
The east coast is generally bold and rocky, with many islands. South of the Istrian Peninsula, the island-fringe of the east coast extends as far south as Dubrovnik.
Dubrovnik Harbor small boat area
scenes from our hotel of old town Dubrovnik Croatia
Street scenes in Dubrovnik Croatia
Fort Lovrijenac from our hotel at night, Located at the western side of the Town outside the City Wall at a 36 meters high cliff. It dominates, both the sea and the land entrances to the Town from the west. According to old scripts it was built in only three months. Today its interior is one of the most dignified stages in Europe, a well-known place for Shakespeare's Hamlet performances.
The Shoreline is rocky and steep, the hills are baren, The sailboat is trimed in and beating into Dubrvnik, but our little Ferry Boat will arrive first!
scenes from our hotel of old town Dubrovnik Croatia
An Pharmacy in Old Town Dubrovnik
Street scenes in Dubrovnik Croatia