
Croatia - Islands, good food, fantastic wine and dream like roads
Day 1 - Pula and Rovinj made us a fantastic start

Johny, Illke, John and Jillian at the first Coffe

Diana, Michael, Gerd and Ines at the same place

hanging out in Pula

at the famous roman arena

delicious lunch in Vodnjan with home made pasta

a short visit at the Kazunpark

and gelato in Rovinj completes the day
Day 2 - the spectacular stalactite caves of Postojna

going into the caves with the train was like a timewarp

the limestone pillars

looks like we are in a different world

and taking the train out of the caves again

Day 3 - Porec and the wounderful Limskicanal

the morning road with his gorgeous view over the Kvarnerbay

Gerd and Ines enjoy coffe in Porec

our fleet

the view tower at the Limskicanal

the girls are tasting some local products

Jillian and John got lokal

we got fresh seefood from the Limskicanal for lunch

welcome to Dvigrad Croatias ghost town

Diana and Michael enjoy the ruins

John could find his peace

a great group at a great place

look over the Limskigorge with John and Jillian

but there is ta time to say good by cya tomorrow
Day 4 - Island hopping on Cres and Krk

looking forward to the first ferry of the day

the port in Cres is near

and from the ferry we had a great view to the Kvarnabay

Michael and our bikes at 45° meridian

Jillian and John with the incredible view to the Croatian islands

the next ferry brought us to the island of Krk


Ines and Ilke enjoying the sun

good by Cres

the hidden villages are so beautiful there

welcome to Krk City

where we found a remote place for lunch

entering the Francopan palace

with his cosy small alleys

Gert is exploring them

Krk east end

and the amazing panorama there
Day 5 - The best for last Ucka Loop

We use the last sun-window of the week and make a round at the end through the Ucka nature park. Here at the summit...

...the shelter is opening and serving fresh coffee

On the other side of the mountain we make a short stop at the inconspicuous village of Plomin. Which was already settled in Roman times.

A stone coat of arms from 1532 still hangs on the old city gate. Diana and Michael enjoy walking through the old streets.

The view from the city wall down where once was the harbor of Plomin.

Michael in the catacombs of the medieval church.

A tombstone from the year 1667.

time to go and enjoy...

...spectacular evening