• September
  • 8th
  • 2007

around the fountain

From Zagreb we flew to Dubrovnik, where we had rented an apartment for five days. We rented scooters and tooled around the old city and the surrounding beaches. We walked the city walls and drank beer in the squares. We ate pizza and seafood, wandered the alleyways, and swam.

Dubrovnik is a city that swims, literally. Everywhere there are people hopping into the Adriatic for a quick dip, whether it’s just outside the city walls, on the outlying pebble beaches, or on the surrounding islands. Pack your trunks if you go, you’ll be wearing them all day long.

Click on any of the thumbnails below to see the full-size photo, and start the slideshow…View from South WallRampart, South wallView from Ploce GateFort Bokar,early evening Swimmers with dog, JettyOld guys on the Rocks, Southeast WallSunbathers, Jettycold drinksCafe Umbrellas, South Wallswimmers, south wallaustralian girls, south wallafternoon sun, stradunice cream, stradunarchway, old portdubrovnik0808.JPGSt. Blaise ChurchGirl on bus, PileSpeedo Man, Old Portkids rinsing off, jettymen on the rocks, southeast walllight on stone, old portbig bad bikerbeers at the biker’s cafeEast of town“Hotel Dubrovnik”teenage girlspizza…it’s what’s for dinner…and lunch and breakfast…

  • This post was created on September, 8th 2007.
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