Hotel Kerber Podgorica

... smoke until our next shower.<br><br>In our 4 months of traveling over the last year, this was the first time we took a train ride in a real sleeper cabin. It was a tiny room (6&#8217;L x 6&#8217;W x maybe 8&#8217; H) with two triple bunk beds. We had the middle two bunks on each side. Two other men had the bunks below us and no one was on the very top. It was cool because the cabin provides us all sheets, pillows with pillow ...

... of dread washed over us as we saw the very same red yugo sitting outside our hotel. very suspicious. luckily we were packed and everything, so he got out of there ASAP! We also hatched a plan to keep Petrov safe once it is time to leave Montenegro (more to come on that later...)<br><br>Heading back to Podgorica, I was slightly disappointed as we didn´t seem to head though the ...

... are going to venture out and attempt to locate an Ethernet cable so I don't have to constantly take Aunt Sue away from her computer games. Perhaps... if i am lucky.. i can manage some sort of tan without a burn?<br>(Petrov: "Yeah right, you getting a tan is as likely as me getting purple feathers!")<br><br>Thanks Petrov.. but a girl can dream, i suppose...

... reaching Montenegro and I need my rest. I must have slept an hour before he awakened me to say our parting goodbyes and begin our journey. I was extremely excited; Darko promised me a three week Adriatic holiday allowing me swimming privileges at every beach from Hercegovni to an area he said was only ten meters from Kosovo's border. We couldn't go into Kosovo Darko said because it was too dangerous. I knew Darko had been shot several times and almost killed in Kosovo previously so ...

... that one on the corner there...? Shopping Many boutiques in the center. On Sundays every shop stays closed, so I decided to have a walk over to the north bank of the river instead of remaining in the commercial center of the city that counts just over 150,000. The first shopping mall in the country has recently opened: Delta City. In the first month it received over 700 thousand people which is more than the national population amounts to.

... have to wait until the old woman got off the train. Eventually she got off by an unmarked group of trees and set off down the road. The other people in my cabin followed in quick succession and soon I was alone, alone with a bacon sandwich I really didn't want. I placed it in a Morrisons bag I was carrying with me (pretty much for occasions such as this) and laid it on the floor of the train. That old woman was extremely ...

... of the Budva Riviera are under special protection. BEACHES IN BUDVA RIVIERA: City beaches - Mogren 1&amp;2 These two beaches stretch from cape called Mogren to the Avala Hotel. Their natural conditions make them the most attractive beaches, with a sand of medium particle size, both on the beach itself and in water. The beach is well exposed to sun and southerly wind. From backside it is ...

... 4 languages. He helps translate for Yaya. Yaya says he learned most of his English playing internet games. Homer is making his way to Greece where he will find a job picking olives and enjoying the Greek Islands. These are my awesome travelling companions for today and some days to come. Probably due to our analytical science background, James and I tend to be more OCD and precise whereas Yaya and Homer just wing it. No guidebook. No concrete ...

... Ghosts, which I had picked up in Budapest, and I think in general they agreed with many of the points made. I had never heard of the book but after picking it up I checked on Amazon and there were a billion reviews, many of them bashing the author but many praising as well. Not surprising since it is such a sensitive issue. One of the interesting parts of travelling around this part of Europe is the history lesson you get. Somehow or another I ...

... Budva is the most busy Montenegrian resort, mostly thanks to its nightlife that attracts crowds from nearby villages aswell. The streets leading away from the Old Town are surrounded by kiosks selling everything you never wanted to buy. Walking there is tiresome - due to the masses - it feels like walking in a football procession. The Old Town is undoubtfully a great heritage, amazingly well preserved ...