There weren’t going to be ANY more early mornings for Miloš and I until our last day, which meant sleeping in – my favorite! (Seriously, how can people be “morning people?” My brain just doesn’t comprehend…)
We headed into Old Town and decided to check out one of the touristy famous beaches – Kolovare. But first – lunch! We hit up our fave pizza spot (Giardin, of course) and then we were on our way through Old Town. I stopped to get a few pics at the far end of town near the old city gate…
The Kolovare Beach area is quite large and stretches along for awhile. There are some bars and snack stands throughout. The beach itself was quite crowded, but we found a spot towards the far end of the beach – near the southern end. The water here off the shore got deep fast, and it seemed to be a much cooler temperature. It was certainly cooler than the water at Saharun the day before!
We stayed at the beach for a few hours, then headed back into town. Once in the middle of town, we stopped for some palacinke – Nutella, of course. Now, I have to say that my palacinka got stuck to the plate and the only way to get it off of the plate to eat it was to end up ripping it and making quite a mess of myself and my plate. Miloš would have you believe it was due to my inexperience with the palacinke, but don’t let him fool you… my messiness is all a part of my adorable charm! hahaha! 😉
That particular evening we stayed in and took it easy….
The next day, we headed back to Old Town for lunch, this time trying out a restaurant in the section of town near all the old wells. Here are some shots from our table….
I have to say that some of the translations and names of the different menu selections can be quite interesting. I got quite a laugh over the warty venus shells. I’ll definitely pass on those…
After lunch we headed south again towards Kolovare, all the while exploring the area….
This time, we went to a section of shore line just below the crowded beach area. I didn’t want to feel swarmed in by all those people. We had a very lovely beach afternoon. Sun, sea, surf, togetherness… quite nice indeed. 🙂
On our way back to our hotel, we naturally took the Barka boat. On that long pier that it’s located on, there’s a raised wall that runs along the entire one side. It’s quite wide, and Miloš lifted me up on to it, which meant picture time and silliness!
