Trogir

We don't want to be here during high season either, but now it was quite tranquil and quite nice. Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, somehow seems honest and not so badly worn out, despite being a magnet for visitors. Although the old town passed relatively quickly, it really impresses with its historic architecture. Also due to its extremely high density of ATMs. If you know your PIN number and can still show funds, you can exchange the money straight away in the jewelry shop behind it.

In the evening we find a place in a friendly restaurant. The only type of red wine on offer tastes excellent. At night we get another good shake at our campsite by the water. This time there are real squalls. After a restless night, it's even nicer to jump into the large Adria swimming pool (including waves) in front of the car door!