We left port at 6:30 PM; I was so excited. The ship is under motor and very smooth. We're still in relatively protected areas, and you really don't feel any motion or rocking, just a slight engine vibration. |
Goodbye to Dubrovnik's port and the Franjo Tudman bridge |
As we headed out away from the port, we were serenaded on the Lido deck by our piano player, Mario. We passed light houses and little clusters of red tiled, white buildings, and passed many smaller sailboats and pleasure craft. With the music in the background, it felt like we were in a movie set.
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Watching from the stern on the lido deck |
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One light house guarding the small isles around Dubrovink |
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A second light house soon slips into view |
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An inviting place to watch the small towns slip by as we travel north |
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Soaking up some sun |
We were offered drinks and canapes on the lido deck as we introduced ourselves to our fellow passengers. I was delighted that one of the appetizers was a bruschetta made with ajvar - my new favorite Croatian roasted red pepper spread.
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