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My first impression was "They must be chlorinating this water. It's never this clear..."
But it is.
Croatia icon   The water wonderland takes different forms – parks full of streams and falls, islands dotting this smooth blue veneer, hidden grottoes. Starting in the capital in Zagreb in the north, we headed west, then down the coast south to Dubrovnik.

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Cities and scenes

Museum of Broken Relationships

Out of the ordinary

 

  Croatia map

 

Croatian blue waters

 

Falls in Plitfice Lakes national park

Croatian waters

 

Entering the blue grotto on the island of Besevo

Croatian grotto

 

 

 

 

 

You get to swim in the green grotto on Vis island.

Green grotto in Croatia

 

Green grotto Croatia   Light entering a hole in the cave roof gives the grotto its green-ness.

 

So you see the difference between the blue grotto and the green grotto...

Blue grotto Croatia

 

Swimming in Zadar   You are also tempted to jump in when in the city of Zadar where there is an organ powered by the sea waves.

 

Lots of people take the plunge in Krka national park. It's amazing to come upon this oasis of streams and waterfalls in what seems like an extremely arid environment.

 

 

Zrk park

 

Krka falls


Plitvice falls

 

Water, water...everywhere

waterfall Croatia

 

 

 

Croatia falls

 

Of course, you can't get around much without skilled boat pilots. I particularly favored this one.  

Boat pilot

 

Spigot  

Couldn't help but notice this spigot in a cemetery on Vis island.

Well, it IS water-related...

 

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Museum of Broken Relationships

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