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Restaurants on the Way (Worksheet)

Wednesday, September 8  Arrival – Split to Trogir

– dinner at Vila Tina

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September 9 – Trogir

– breakfast @ Vila Tina

– lunch @ T.R.S  [ https://konoba-trs.com ]

– dinner @ Vila Tina (or Konoba Hvaranin in Split for the best Dalmatinska pašticada and Rozata in the world)

September 10 – Trogir & Split

– breakfast at Vila Tina

– lunch at Zoi – appetizers

– dinner is octopus peka @ Konoba kod Joze

September 11 – Trogir to Sibenik

– breakfast at Vila Tina

– lunch on the road (Konoba Kod Duje in Marina)

– dinner in Sibenik (Konoba Providenca; Šimun, closed Sundays)

September 12 – Sibenik to parts North

– breakfast @ sibenik? (Moderato Cantabile, Konoba San AntonioYum pastry)

– lunch @zadar (Pet Bunara, closed Tuesday)

– dinner @pakostane (Konoba Pakoštanac, Giardino)

September 13 – Sibenik

– breakfast @ sibenik

– lunch – take picnic to Krka (Arka for Prsut i sir? Open 7am-1am every day)

– dinner @ skippers club arka

September 14 – Sibenik to Omis

– breakfast @ sibenik

– lunch @ Split (Corto Maltese Freestyle Food)

– dinner @ Omis (Babilo Restaurant, Bastion, Konoba Gusti)

September 15 – Omis

– breakfast @ Shookalot

– lunch @ Cocopazzo

– dinner @ Restaurant Dalmacia

September 16 – Omis/Split to Hvar

– breakfast @ omis or split

– lunch @ Hvar

– dinner @ Split (Konoba Hvaranin or Konoba Kunjak)

September 17 – Omis

– breakfast @

– lunch @ Restaurant Knez

– dinner @ Puljiz

September 18 – Omis/Split to Korčula

– breakfast @ omis or split (Slastičarnica Tradicija Kirigin for the best pinca (easter bread)?

– lunch – take picnic on ferry?

– dinner in pupnat @ (Konoba Mate)

September 19 – Korčula

– breakfast @

– lunch @ De Canavellis

– dinner @ Konoba Marco Polo

September 20 – Korčula and Island

– breakfast @ Cukarin (8:30-Noon, 5-8pm)

– lunch @ Vrnik Arts Club

– dinner @ Korčula  (LoLe Wine and Tapas)

September 21 – Dubrovnik via Ston

– breakfast @

– lunch @ Ston (Vila Koruna, Bota Sare, Seosko domaćinstvo Ficović, Kapetanova kuca)

– dinner @ LAJK

September 22 – Dubrovnik

– breakfast @

– lunch @

– dinner @ Konoba Dubrava, or Konavoka, or Orsan, or Buffet Kamenice, or Dubravka, or Fish Bar El Pulpo, or Moskar

September 23 – Kotor

– breakfast on the road

– lunch @ national park

– dinner @Kotor

September 24 – Dubrovnik

– breakfast @

– lunch @

– dinner @

September 25

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– lunch @

– dinner @

September 26

– breakfast @

– lunch @

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September 27

– breakfast @

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September 28

– breakfast @

– lunch @

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September 29

– breakfast @

– lunch @

– dinner @

Sep 30 DRIVE Dubrovnik to Vila Tina

– breakfast @

– lunch @

– dinner @ Konoba kod Joze? or Vila Tina?

Oct 1 – breakfast – Vila Tina

Currency Exchange Zagreb Airport

I saw this on a comment thread:

Hi
Does anyone know if the bank at Zagreb airport offers the same money exchange rate from US Dollars to Kuna as the banks in the city? Also are $100 bills easy to exchange or not advised?

Would also appreciate any restuarant/supermarket recommendations close to the airport (on the way to Plitvice….also looking for a Tomato cell phone store or place to buy a SIM card near/at the airport)

Banks should have the same exchange rate everywhere.  Any bills are exchangeable.

I think Tomato cards are sold at kiosks and post office, not sure though about the airport.  As for supermarket – since the airport is close to Velika Gorica, you’d take the road from the airport, and turn left at the 2nd traffic light towards the town. follow the signs for Merkator supermarket (there you’d certainly have Tomato, and in vicinity is a VIP (Zagrebačka street 4) and T-com shop (Kurilovečka 2)).

For Plitvice, follow the highway signs to Karlovac (50km), then just before the town you’ll find the signs for Plitvička jezera, or if not, follow the signs to get off the highway into the Karlovac town, and after getting out of toll booths, simply go straight without turning, all the way to Plitvice.

Before Plitvice, in the town of Slunj, don’t miss Rastoke wooden mills 🙂

Enjoy Croatia!

 [And as an editorial service, “You’re very kind.  My hovercraft is full of eels.” is besy used as  “Jako ste ljubazni. Moj lebdeći brod je pun jegulja”  rather than  “Moye je lebdjelice puna jegulja.”  If you blow it and drop that “j” in “lebdjelica”  you said “My dick is full of eels.”]