After leaving Omis, our next stop was Dubrovnik. Here are some of the pictures from the trip.

As you can see above, there was a bit of a road side fire we had to drive past.

A view of Dubrovnik above.

Once reaching Omis, we stayed at Kamp Galeb. Not one of the biggest campsites we’ve been to, but not one of the smallest. It’s close to town and it is a nice walk around. But you are surrounded by rock.

The town was really busy at night, needing police to direct traffic. The town was buzzing with nightlife, restaurants and things to do and eat. We had a really nice Cheeseburger at a Bar Grill behind the main road.

Driving around Australia, we see a number of animal signs, but I’ve never seen these signs one before. This are photos from between Pakostane and Omis

After leaving the Island of Pag, we kept travelling south and stopped over for the night in a campsite called Kozarica which is located on the waterfront in the town of Pakostane. It’s a small but busy part of town, with destroyed hotels on the waterfront.

The campsite didn’t offer much, you still needed to travel in to town for a meal. The only entertainment was a volleyball court.

Here are some photo’s of driving around Pag and up to the town of Lun.

After leaving Pag, we made our way into Zadar, and ended up staying at Kozarica in the town of Pakostane