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  Armatus 4 years ago

  @Sarah
  cruise ships not so often, usually most crowded is the old city only.
  Apart from the old city there is many good places to see.
  
  Not only in Dubrovnik, but in area too.
  
  https://www.google.com/maps/@42.7366918,17.5996568,3a,75y,90t/data=!3m8!1e2!3m6!1sAF1QipMrllF1PLhfKuNVH7YS36-6wfLeRztXshlIpYGk!2e10!3e12!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipMrllF1PLhfKuNVH7YS36-6wfLeRztXshlIpYGk%3Dw203-h114-k-no!7i5312!8i2988
  
  not mine, but i attach some photos of region later

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  Sarah 4 years ago

  

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  Sarah 4 years ago

  Ahh, is this what’s known as Dubrovnik? I’ve always wanted to go, but know they’ve been struggling with high visitor numbers due to excessive numbers of cruise ships docking there! The village we stayed in is beautiful - see picture! We actually landed in Venice and drove through Slovenia into Croatia, it was beautiful!😁
  

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  Armatus 4 years ago

  @Sarah, you must visit south Dalmatia, you're never regret this!
  Less visible Italian affection, old balcan architecture. thousands of islands (you can book a lighthouse on one of those)
  
  It's good and quiet place for retired life.

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  Sarah 4 years ago

  Beautiful picture! I love Croatia, many years since I visited but have fond memories of the place. We went to lovran near opatija, and worked with students from Zagreb university (it was a field trip with my degree and the lecturer who took us was from lovran, so we got a locals insight which was fantastic!) 😁

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