Croatia Greece Day 28

The storm that was announced yesterday was indeed quite severe. Chairs were flying around, roofs and awnings were hastily taken down, and there was thunder and pouring rain, accompanied by fierce gusts of wind, as if there would be no tomorrow. Anyone who hadn't made arrangements, like our neighbors, had their awning blown across their RV.

For us, it meant quickly packing in the morning and heading towards the border to Croatia. The campground owner had warned us that starting at 11 o'clock, everything towards Tivat would be closed, as prominent politicians would be having their summit there. We were quick enough to evade the squad of police.

We drove along the coastal road with its magnificent panoramas, took a ferry across the bay of Kontor, 

to also be a bit, I emphasize a bit, faster. 

Nevertheless, we took around 6 hours for the 250 km, including about 45 minutes of waiting time at the exit from Montenegro and the entry into Croatia.

By about 16:30, we arrived at our campsite (https://www.park4night.com/lieu/22347/)

 in Croatia, where we will spend the next 2 nights.

By the way, today we refueled our Peppolino for €1.66/L diesel. The cheapest so far. Here in Croatia, it's only €1.61.