Hotel Leotar Trebinje
Luke Vukalovica 1 Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Pearl of the Adriatic
... to walk fully around the old city with startling views of the marble inner-city full of red shuttered rooftops set before the aqua glow of the sea! It took us a few hours and each turn along the wall gives a different perspective of the city. The next day, we took the cable car up to the old fort that lies on the mountain top nearest the old city and gives a startling perspective on the ...
Oh Budva! We forgot to visit Sveti Stephen
... about a cheese and bacon roll I didn't buy her, going on about it for hours after. Both could have done with a few well aimed smacks, but it was a bit busy so we thought the local beach may calm them down.
Pretty good beach by Balkan standards. Actual sand, very shallow and warm water and we didn't have to pay for the beach umbrella. Two Australian girls wrote in the guest book in our apartment that the beaches were so busy they couldn't sit down - this was July - ...
Oh I do like to be beside the seaside
... quite dejected by my decision to stay in Trebinje rather than overnight here; I say a minute, because once I joined the thick press of foreigners prowling the streets I has thankful of my choice. Seeking solace from the crowds in the Church Sv. Ignacije, I was struck by the tranquility and reverential beauty of the finely decorated interior.
After a reflective moment on a pew it was time to hit the streets once more (they were beautiful, despite ...
By raft or by car, you can't beat the views
... getting the silver behind Colorado's Grand Canyon; needless to say the spectacular views would be just as incredible from the water.
We arrived at the drop-off and were hastily in the water with no breath spared for instructions; thankfully, I was not tasked with a paddle (with all the directions being in another tongue) and so I was allowed to soak up the magnificent views and snap away with the camera.
It was such a good turn of fortune that the weather was good; ...
One Last Hurrah
... showed signs of life at night, although to be fair we arrived on Monday and this was only Thursday. Still, it wasn't quite what we had grown accustomed to in Split and Hvar. The club we found was just like most of the others - the same Euro-club soundtrack and dancing that we were used to, although sadly no flaming shots or pools. It was a fitting end to our adventure, and as the club winded down, we headed back to the hostel. ...


