Month: September 2018

After negotiating a very steep tricky road out of the campsite we crossed the bridge onto Murter this morning and headed straight towards Murter Town. We could see last nights campsite across the water…it’s really weird to go onto a

Last nights camping proved quite expensive to say it wasn’t really a proper campsite. £27 ish …we can’t afford that kind of money for an overnight stop. Wild camping is illegal in Croatia, but it seems to be tolerated once

Drove off the island of Pag this morning after visiting a tiny old fort that was overrun with cats 🐈. Fortunately, Rufus had chosen to stay in the van, otherwise he would have thought it was drive-in breakfast! Arrived in

Woke up late again – it’s becoming a habit! We decided to walk in to Simuni by going along the road at the top of the campsite. It was very hot again and when we arrived there was nothing there

Well, that was a very noisy night. Out of the blue, this wind appeared, apparently it’s called the Bura and the Croatians know all about it. It can get up to hurricane force – even 189mph!!! It’s ok though because

Thought we were on for a twenty minute drive out to the coast this morning – hadn’t realised there were mountains between us and it! After a long winding road through the hills following a log laden tractor, we stopped

Left our nice friendly campsite this morning and set off for Slunj. It was a lovely place with waterfalls that ran through private gardens, so in order to get a more close up view we had to pay to go

It’s so nice here we decided to ‘stay another day’ (there’s a song in there somewhere but it’s after my time! 😂). Haven’t done much at all. Just one load of washing as we were a bit limited on where

Driving day today – the long road to Zagreb. Nothing to see on the way out of Hungary really ….just flat fields mainly full of maize. There was a queue of about six cars at the border, which we found

Had to wait ages to pay our campsite bill this morning – the reception woman had gone for a fag! Set off for Lake Balaton..a really big freshwater lake. It was surprisingly turquoise coloured and a few people were bathing