Our Bay Area readers are an adventure-loving bunch. They’ve spent the last year exploring the world and seeing everything from England’s great houses — hello, Downton Abbey — to Italy’s Aeolian Islands and Japan’s historic Kyoto. Now they’re sharing their travel tales as well as practical advice, in case you’d like to globetrot, too.
This week, we’re hearing from a Danville family who visited Croatia this summer. Read on for details, then find more travel inspiration at www.mercurynews.com/tag/wish-you-were-here/.
Wish You Were Here
CROATIA: Danville residents Mike and Dia Mundle and their son, Alex, visited Croatia in July on a trip that ran from Zagreb to Split. One of their most memorable stops was at Plitvice Lakes National Park, where 16 spectacular lakes are linked by waterfalls.
“This is Croatia’s largest, oldest — established in 1949 — and most popular national park,” Dia says. “It was also recognized in 1979 as part of the UNESCO World Heritage List. There are amazing waterfalls and lakes. The water is so blue that it looks unreal. The raised wood pathways make it easy to access.”
