Cres, Croatia is a town of about 3000 people on the island of the same name. The island can be reached from the mainland
via ferries from several mainland departure points. From Brestova, the ferry takes about twenty minutes and costs 117 KN
and arrives at Porozina. The road from Porozina to Cres is very narrow and sometimes along cliff edge well protected by guard
rails. The drive to Cres town takes about a half an hour. There is no driving in Cres, as all the city streets are very
narrow and for pedestrian traffic only. But the town is relatively small and can be seen in a couple of hours. Krk is a
port town and along the waterfront, boats are moored and a string of cafes and bars are found there.
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Cres Defensive Tower #6821
This is a 16th century defensive tower in Cres, Croatia.
Cres Waterfront #6822
The city of Cres is a port town. This photo shows the boats moored there along the promenade where many cafes and restaurants
are located.
Cres Street #6824
This is a street in Cres, Croatia.
Cres Waterfront #6825
This is the attractive waterfront in Cres, Croatia.
Cres Gate #6827
Cres has an attractive town gate and clocktower on the waterfront leading into the narrow streets of the town.
Our Lady of the Snow #6830
Our Lady of the Snow church in Cres, Croatia.
Cres City Gate#6832
Museum #6834
This building was originally the Convent and Church of San Francesco in Cres.
#6837
An attractive old church in Cres, Croatia
Cres Waterfront #6838
This is the waterfront in Cres, Croatia.
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