This was even more noticeable when it flew over on the way to Rome on Monday. This was not on the first itinerary but was a little, less touristy town where I attempted some arty photography. On Thursday where we boarded a coach so visited the mainland town of Slano we had to keep to sheltered waters. Ston is renowned for its salt pans producing a lot of salt in the initial approaches and we were given a talk afterward we scaled part of the “Great wall of Europe”. On Sunday we sailed across the largest seas of our journey back to Split, where we had to give back the yacht we chartered. Again we had a town tour, so although I'd wandered by myself in the town a week before I learnt a little more. Likely the worst of the long history in the town was in the siege from October 1991 to May 1992. Happily most has been restored. We needed a drink in town afterward. The coach took us to a liqueur and wine tasting. Then it was on to an oyster tasting, that the place is also well-known. I'm told they were not up to Bluff oyster standards but still they were fairly great. It was time for a final dinner and sleep aboard before travelling to the airport on Monday for the afternoon flight to Rome. 15 went to the airport and 7 were on the Rome flight.: click