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Luggage and bags: Backpack for daytrips. Bring light luggage and bags as it could get quite tricky boarding the ferries and you have to carry your own luggage
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Comfortable shoes, light clothing and do not forget the swim wear. Do not forget the sunscreen as the sun here is extremely harsh. Swimming goggles would be nice to if you like snorkling
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Do not forget your prescription medicine and a all purpose anti-biotic.
Photo Equipment: Ensure you have enough battery power for your digital & camcorder. Even when going on day trips ensure enough film is with you, even carry an additional one just in case!
Written Apr 9, 2004
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Backpack for daytrips. Bring light luggage and bags as it could get quite tricky boarding the ferries and you have to carry your own luggage Comfortable shoes,...
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Q: Hi Im visiting Korcula town for 1 night and I was going to stay at One Love until I discovered the age restrictions!! (Im too...
A: Hi!I think hotels are a bit more expensive, but you'll be able to find private accomm for under 30Euro. Even if you can't book it ahead and it seems everything's full- it...
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Korčula is a long and narrow island of southern Dalmatia. It is almost 50 km long with a mean width of 6 km. It is the sixth largest island in the Adriatic: CreÅ¡: 406 km2 Krk: 405 km2 Brač:...
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Quaint island town on Korcula.
Korcula (pronounced Kor-chula) is a small Croatian island in the Adriatic sean 2hrs. from Dubrovnik. I'm still in the process of putting this page and others together so if you have ?'s email me or...
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SILENT ECHOES OF TURBULENT PAST
Greeks named this island Korykira Melania, in 4th century b.c. Then Romans came and named it Korykira Nigra - because of its dense forests. Korykira slowly evolved into Korcula...
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Croatia stretches along the Adriatic coast. The country borders Slovenia, Hungary, Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The country?s landscape ranges from small villages in...
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Maybe the most cosy place we visited in Croatia, this small town has something special that captivates the visitors. The slow rhythms of life, the omnipresence of the sea, and the fondness to its...
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