We leave around 11:00 and drive back through the town, pausing to get some postcards. This morning's section of the coast road is described in books as the most beautiful part of the coast, and it does not disappoint. We stop in a layby above a bay where we can see the road snaking along the cliffs. Ali has a chat with a couple touring in a car. The woman sounds French but knows this area very well so may be more local. We reach the campsite near Split at 13...

This morning dawns a bit overcast but it hasn't deterred the birdsong wich has been a feature of this trip so far and when we leave at 10:00 it is already 28C. We retrace our route from last Wenesday, but it looks less spectacular in the cloud and haze, and head down the gravel road into Trpanj to catch the 11:30 ferry back to Ploce. On arrival we disembark and drive a few hundred yards to Lidl. After shopping we go round the corner to the little grass car...

We are all up early and leave the site at 10:00 to drive to nearby Orebic and buy our ferry tickets [156Kuna] All along the harbour small cafes and restaurants are covered in bougainvillea. The ferry arrives, we board and sail for 15 minutes to Korcula, capital of the like-named island. It's a short drive from the port, over a hill and down into the old town, where we find a car park. The attendant tells us 'no motorhomes', but when we show Nick's blue badge ...

We've reached our turning point. Leaving the site we follow Dubrovnk's circuitous traffic system, passing the cruise terminal with two huge cruise ships, and climbing up to the suspension bridge from where we can see the site and beach across the harbour. The roads are far less busy as we retrace our route from Thursday, the sun is bright and we are fresher so can enjoy this spectacular coast again. The colours are vivid and pink Oleander brightens up the hill...

We watch the temperature rise to 28 as we are getting to go into the Old Town at Dubrovnik. N+G set off on their motorbike and we ask reception to call us a taxi, which arrives in a few minutes. Some of the route is familiar from our previous visit and Andro, the driver, tells us what he can with his limited but friendly English. We get dropped off at Ploce Gate which has no steps, unlike the more popular Pile Gate which has many, and arrange for Andro t...