Some people love extremes and don’t care about the views of the surroundings. Often this will result in struggles or in the case of a slight approach of others – to the exit contributions on the Internet. The second one has succeeded in the unknown A holidaymaker who became an internet star for his disgusting decision. The shot from her fan posted a facebook page with a concise description – Slavic summer.
Just on the stony beach, which is on those in Croatia, the man decided that it was time to cut his nails on his hands! The second man was preparing coffee next to him. The shot was immediately commented on by people from all over the world. He amused the male generation, but women were no longer so excited.
“Everyone knows that nails are especially after bathing, hahaha,” Vasyl laughed. “Is it adding to coffee?” Alexandra asked. “Relaxed,” She added Oliver. “This coffee is for 4 euros and you can make at least 50 coffee. One coffee in the beach bar is 5 euros,” the bucket was angry. “Ouou,” Viktorija was terrified. Photo can be found in the gallery above the article.
The choice of route by car to Croatia this season will not significantly affect the price of gasoline or diesel. The journey from Bratislava and back there will be approximately EUR 170 through Austria, through Hungary around 180 euros including fuel, short -term motorway signs or tolls. The difference is therefore negligible in practice. You can save more on properly timed refueling, earlier holiday reservation or accommodation, said Matej Bajzík, financial markets analyst.
“Given the soothing geopolitical situation in the world, we expect oil prices at stable levels. Fuel prices will remain stable at current levels and will range from 1 to 5 units, ” explained Bajzík. Thus, people can adapt the choice of route to their own preferences, not based on the price of fuel.
At the same time, fuel prices differ significantly between countries, and therefore, according to an expert, properly timed refueling can save tens of euros. In Slovakia, diesel for € 1.428 per liter (L) and petrol for 1.532 euros/l are currently refueled. This means that with an average consumption of seven liters per 100 kilometers and a 700-kilometer journey to Croatia, the price for a one-way journey to Croatia from Slovakia at the diesel will cost EUR 69.72 and EUR 75.06, EUR 75.06 quantified Bajzík.
