Last day, beach day, rest day - need I say more!

A must see, seven lakes, more water falls than you count, and water so beautiful, it looks fake.

Sibenik is a quaint town with a great waterfront full of restaurants and tour boats. The inner city was full of shops, and fun items to look at it.

The crew serenaded us with a rousing song of 🎵 leaving on a jet plane ✈️ 🎶… and yes, we all hated to go. Jefferson (our cook) was quite the entertainer and we enjoyed his fun and enthusiasm. They were all dancing and Jesse grabbed little Noel to join in the fun. It was great and bittersweet.

We waved good-bye to Split and traveled a short, few miles back to Trogir. We had come full circle and it seemed to go by way to fast.

Last stop on the Croatia cruise was the city of Split. It is second largest in Croatia, second to Zagrab.

An alternate stop for a day on the beach, turned out better than expected.

Korcula was a beautiful island with a beautiful city, and beautiful farm lands. We spent an afternoon at this vineyard for wine tasting. This was the amazing view.

We woke to some troubled weather. High winds and rough seas… yikes!

We set sail at 7:00 each morning and the destination on this day was Mljet (Mil yet) Island. It was a beautiful, sunny morning and everyone was up on deck after breakfast enjoying the warm sun and cool breeze.

First stop was a small town on the east side of Hvar Island.

The Adriatica - our home for the next week. This ia a luxury yacht-like ship that is 49 meters long and 8.6 meters wide. It was beautiful.

Last stop is Croatia with a week on the water. This was a stunning view.

This says it all, make new friends and create new memories.

Bronze shoes on the shoreline… very sad memorial.