6/24 Monday
Moving day, bus to Split. our host gives us a warm send-off at the
bus station. As we go, dark clouds pile up and break into rain. We’re just on
the bus, so we don’t care much. This ride is along the coast, but it’s more of
a flat plain, not a mountain cliff. The towns we pass look nice, simple tourist
towns, not much going on but the pleasant waterfronts.
The bus drives into Split, which is
the second largest city in Croatia after Zagreb. It looks much bigger than
Zagreb, with cement tenement towers dominating the cityscape. The harbor is big
and busy with ferries, cruise ships and yachts. It’s across the street from the
bus station, so the whole harbor area is chaotic and full of people, cars,
taxis, buses and boats. Our bus is nearly an hour late, and our host is waiting
for us.
We drive about ten minutes down the
highway to our Stobrec, just on the edge of Split, but a completely different
atmosphere. We’re in a little harbor town, with a street of small shops and
cafes wrapped around a city park, beach and harbor. We’re about one block from
the center of it.
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Bus Zadar to Split
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