Aleksander Hotel Budva

HTP Budvanska Rivijera Budva, Serbia and Montenegro

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Bačko

A travel blog entry by cariverga

... 1087;олпу 90;и к Подго 88;ице мужич 86;к вдруг перед 72;л меня своем 91; другу, котор 99;й норов 80;л ...

The starting of a theory...

A travel blog entry by eastin80

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I'm developing a theory: 'That there is a direct correlation between how much of an ******** you are and how bad your driving is'. This theory has been brought about by a horrific bus trip we had to endure from Dubrovnik to Budva. I don't have a problem with transport being late, let's face it, I'm on a 3 month holiday, I'm hardly in a big rush to get anywhere important. Therefore I wasn't worried that the bus was more than an hour ...

Land of the Giants

A travel blog entry by dave-baker

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... at me and sat on me for a while. We were also halted at one point by a bloke posing in a very odd fashion across the whole walkway, but eventually made it to the top of the fortress in about 40 minutes, and after a little respite, headed back down the steps to meet Lisa again and stop for a much needed ice cream.
We wandered about Kotor for a little longer among the labyrinth of streets and alleyways before catching the bus ...

Montenegro Blue

A travel blog entry by lieselbotha

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... obviously changed colour as she grew older! Something absurd like 700 stiches per square cm. The island on which the church is built was created by sinking 150 fishing ships loaded with rocks. After getting the boat back to shore, we headed further along the bays to Kotor. Again, situated right on the bay and with stunning views of mountains in all directions. There is a river flowing into the bay – the colour of emerald acquamarine something. Just stunning. ...

Eoisode 21

A travel blog entry by overlandlyn2010

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... a strait then opens out into the outer bay the villages became smaller and much further apart. The mountains give way to scrub covered hills that hide a few scattered clusters of modern houses, not really villages. There are a couple of little places, one named Rose that are now all shut up but are still very pretty. Just a few houses clustered around a tiny bay with many small enclosed boat harbours, a swimming beach, and many restaurants, and always at ...