Early in the morning of Day Ten we arrived in Split Harbor by tender from the ship anchored outside the small ferry harbor. The best way to describe what happened next is that we were then “subjected” to a tour that had been foolishly purchased that took me from Split to a supposedly once famous Saldona and after that to the supposedly interesting and intriguing Trogir, the old part of which is a late medieval city. What I had wanted to see in Split was Diocletian’s Palace that I only had a few minutes to explore before returning to the ship by tender.
The daylight portion of the trip from Split was clear and I had high hopes of being entranced by the views it gave me of the Dalmatian Coast, but alas my photos of the coast were not great.
