Visiting the coastal town of Rovinj!- Croatia adventures

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Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post,

 A couple days ago, I visited the old coastal town of Rovinj. Like many of the other towns in Croatia, this was obviously beautiful. But what differed in this town was its quirky Italian flair that outshined all the other towns we've visited so far. We decided it was best to visit this town in the evening since we knew from experience that during the day, it was just too hot! We walked along the sea, saw jellyfish, planned a boat trip for the next day, and even ate out at a lovely,authentic,Croatian restaurant. It was a great visit and as always, one that I would highly recommend!
The outskirts of Rovinj.



Saw a submarine!


By the sea!





Into the streets.






Watching the ocean.




The church.



More from the streets.





Where we ate dinner.


Sunset.x


What's your favourite coastal town? Let me know in the comments below and I will be sure to reply to them.

See you next time,

Bye

XOX, Juliette

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