Another early morning start to beat the heat and crowds….to see the main draw card in Split – Diocletian’s Palace. It’s an ancient palace built for the Roman Emperor at the turn of the fourth century AD, which today forms about half … Continue reading →

Leaving Zadar, I travelled south, calling into a little Dalmatian town some Melburnian friends had recently visited and enjoyed – Tisno. It’s on Murter Island, located at the narrow strait separating it from the mainland. Tisno was first mentioned in 1474 during … Continue reading →

A delish dinner of tuna, monkfish and sea bass @ 2Ribera (2 fish) last night in Zadar Old Town, which is where I’m staying. The city is known for the Roman-laid cobblestones and ruins within Venetian-built city walls with decorative … Continue reading →