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There is one central road going from north to south through the town. And there is another ringroad around the town on its eastern side. Walk from the centre either north or south (depending on which direction you are heading) until you reach the crossing between the central road and the ringroad. Both north and south has a place for hitchhikers to stand and cars to stop. | There is one central road going from north to south through the town. And there is another ringroad around the town on its eastern side. Walk from the centre either north or south (depending on which direction you are heading) until you reach the crossing between the central road and the ringroad. Both north and south has a place for hitchhikers to stand and cars to stop. | ||
* Make sure that you don't get a ride into the mountaineous backcountry when you don't plan to go there, as these roads are really quiet. | * Make sure that you don't get a ride into the mountaineous backcountry when you don't plan to go there, as these roads are really quiet. | ||
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Revision as of 21:09, 17 August 2011
Makarska is a city on the coast of Croatia, just south of Split. In summer, it is a popular tourist destination (as is Croatia in general).
Hitching out
There is one central road going from north to south through the town. And there is another ringroad around the town on its eastern side. Walk from the centre either north or south (depending on which direction you are heading) until you reach the crossing between the central road and the ringroad. Both north and south has a place for hitchhikers to stand and cars to stop.
- Make sure that you don't get a ride into the mountaineous backcountry when you don't plan to go there, as these roads are really quiet.
