Dubrovnik Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

I'm finally up to date with the map and where I actually am, Dubrovnik, Croatia. It is still hot and humid (August being Dubrovnik's hottest month), and I am hot and sweaty, and amongst thousands of other tourists--which my friend David calls the "Golden Horde." And I don't like it.

Nevertheless, it must be said that Dubrovnik must be in ...

We have moved! Now we are steps away from the Old City in a super cute little room that overlooks (if we were tall enough to see out of the window) a little cove near the fort. The best part is that we don't have to take the bus anymore and don't have to walk up a million steps each night! I know that sounds lazy, but you would say the same thin...

Slovenia was part of the former Yugoslavia. It was always the major economic region so there had long been tension that their money was mostly going back to Serbia. Its interests coincided more with the west. In 1990 Slovenia was the first Yugoslav republic to hold free elections and declared independence in 1991. There was a brief (very small) ...

Finally we were able to board the ferry. Our tickets were deck, which meant that we had to find a chair to sleep in or some carpet. We found some carpet. It was cool, so I used my towels as blankets. While we slept we breathed in the fresh air of cigarette and cigar smoke. Got a few hours sleep until everyone got up this morning at 6am and began...

The city walls of Dubrovnik were built in the 13th century and remain virtually unchanged to the present day. The walls are really an amazing sight, 25 meters high (82 feet) with 16 towers. During the Croatian War in 1991-95, the Serbs shelled the city and caused considerable damage. The scars left by this conflict are still evident today, in bo...