Trogir

Friday, 26th June.

Leaving last night's stopover at Zaostrog 

and retracing our steps, we drove north west to Trogir, a little way past Split.  The way to the camp was across two bridges, along some very narrow roads and through heavy, chaotic  traffic so it was slow going.  Once there, we met up again with Shirley and Les who had been there for a few days after having been to Krka National Park and Dubrovnik.  Top priority was lunch...we hadn't eaten since yesterday as we were so full up after lunch at Mario's that neither of us was hungry last night or this morning, but by midday today pangs of hunger were beginning to be felt.  After we'd eaten, we walked up and down a large hill, across one bridge into the old town for a look around.  

It was busy but not too crowded, loads of narrow, cobbled streets to explore and no shortage of cafes and souvenir shops.  We went back to the camp by ferry boat and a walk along the waterfront which was well populated with plenty of  cafe/bars and people sunbaking.  In the evening we patronised one of the bars, having after dinner drinks with Shirley and Les while watching the sun set.