It was an end of a long hot day and I simply wanted to cool down in the sparkling blue waters of the Adriatic Sea. We had gone to a well-known spot just south of the city where all the locals go after work to sunbathe and relax.
Breathing in as I slipped into the water, my feet scrambled for something to grip hold on. It was mossy, sharp and slippery due to the dark rocks that drew me in. Occasionally, I would feel errant seaweed touch my ankles that had my imagination run wild. What exactly lived in the sea? This was to put our manliness to the test. Noticeably, on this side of the sea breaker where we chose to sunbathe, there were hardly anyone in the water compared to the other side.
But this side was where we could find a spot to claim our own. As Mark started to lower his legs in the water, it was when pandemonium happened. There, I came face to face with the monster that lurked in the waters of Zadarβ¦.
In the centre of Zadar, we had just left our breakfast, bruising about the table service in Croatia. Deciding that we better make the most of the time we had left in Zadar that day We only had one day to fully explore it , we decided to explore the sights. A mixture of modernity and ancient architecture mingles together in this small city square filled with Corinthian pillars gives it a great backdrop to start sightseeing the Old Town of Zadar.
You can reach this place through the entrance of the Mainland Gate just to the east of the city. One of my favourite things about Zadar has definitely got to be its marble floors.
