In the morning Nada and me left
Slovenia and started our journey with
Angelca towards
Crikvenica. On the way we stopped at some nice places, where we also found some
GeoCaches. In Crikvenica we visited my aunt Marija and she prepared a nice fish lunch for us, consisted of grilled
squid and
european hake. After the lunch we continued with bicycles towards
Island Cres, where my sister was staying with her family. First we rode North, where we crossed
Krk Bridge to
Island Krk. A little bit more cycling and we were at the port
Valbiska and from there we took the ferry to
Merag, Island Cres. We finished with riding when we arrived to
Camp Kovačine near city
Cres.
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Zrinski-Frankopan Castle Severin na Kupi. The single-floored castle of square foundation is situated on the cliffs above the river Kupa. It is built on a very attractive location with a magnificent view of the Kupa valley, a small village Riblje and neighbouring Slovenia.The inner courtyard features arched hallways, and cylindrical towers adorn the outer corners of the castle. The window grates are of baroque shape. The castle dates from the 15th century, but it was remodelled to its present look in 1800. It is surrounded by a hundred years old park and the St. Florijan chapel - the park has been declared a nature monument. From: http://www.tz-vrbovsko.hr/vrbovsko_historical_heritage.html |
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Cave Lokvarka is the deepest cave in the country (Croatia) which has been re-opened for tourists and visitors. It was discovered in 1911, the length of the cave is 1200 meters, the height difference from the entrance to the bottom is about 270 meters and temperatures range from 6.5 to 8 degrees Celsius. The entrance to the cave is located at an altitude of about 780 meters, has several galleries or levels, with four accessible to visitors. |
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Omladinsko lake or lately Lokve lake is the biggest lake in Gorski kotar. It is 40 meters deep and covers 2.1 kilometres. It is both natural and manmade. |
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Krk Bridge is a 1430 m long reinforced concrete arch bridge connecting the Croatian island of Krk to the mainland. The longer of the bridge's two arches is the second longest concrete arch in the world and among the longest arches of any construction. The bridge was completed and opened in July 1980 and originally named Titov most ("Tito's bridge") in honor of Yugoslav president Josip Broz Tito, who had died two months prior. |
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Sunset form our tent |
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Evening refreshment in the sea |
GeoCaches found:
- KVARNER Cache 47 - Castle Severin na Kupi,
GC4CKBB
- KVARNER Cache 12 - Cave Lokvarka,
GC440ZC
- KVARNER Cache 10 - Krk's bridge,
GC4B6QH
- Krcki most,
GCVR92
- Do pay the ferryman 2 - Merag,
GC1B630
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