Last nights ferry trip over to Korcula.

We've now visited Croatia and the former Yugoslavia about 8 times and so have covered most of its coastal areas. However on this trip I had wanted to visit Korcula, often described as a mini Dubrovnik. We weren't disappointed, it is a very beautiful town, despite being popular. We arrived about 5:45 and wandered around its quiet streets and alleyways however at around 7:30 it seemed to get quite busy so we sat down for our meal at a restaurant overlooking the sea. Pretty quickly the restaurants became busy with people waiting for tables. There seemed to be quite a few Americans about, perhaps they had come from their Dubrovnik docked Cruise ships to see this picturesque place. It seems strange that after a 15 minute ferry costing just £2 in Kuna' that the price of drinks should double but that's actually the case. A half litre beer costing 18 kuna over at Orebic became a 36 kuna necessity that had to be drunk in this heat. Not to worry still just over £4 and probably cheaper than London and Jersey.

The little foot passenger ferry as it leaves Orebic.

The little foot passenger ferry as it leaves Orebic.

The little foot passenger ferry as it leaves Orebic.

Korcula walls.

Lots of restaurants line the waterside streets

Lots of little side alleyways