Hotel Marija Kotor
Crna Gora Kotor, 83330, Serbia and Montenegro
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Kotor - a walled city nestled in mountains
... white beard - you can partly see him in the picture I posted. Inside, we did discover a very old church - St Lucas - dating from 1195, one of the few buildings to survuve a 1979 earthquake. The priest took Andy's camera from his hands and Andy gave it to him. He just wanted to take our picture for us (It wasn't good enough to post - a little shaky was the old priest...). He also guided us to a small chapel to show us a couple of old icon screens. Before leaving, he handed me ...
Another day, another country
... under the bus and go get on this other bus. It was interesting that NO ONE had said anything to the passengers on the bus...
At the border we all had to get off the bus and stand in line to show our passport to border control. This was unusual since they normally just collect up all the passports and then take them off the bus, especially when exiting a country. It was a nice day so it wasn't really a problem. There is ...
Around the Bay in a Day
... dock to satellite TV to new furniture and a very cold pool. You could see right across the fjord. Kotor is completely surrounded by mountains, so it is like being in Norway here – except the weather is very warm.
Renato is interesting. He speaks both Spanish and English fluently. His grandfather was Spanish who escaped from Franco to Kotor. He gave us a load of directions to beaches that I instantly forgot.
We headed ...
Prettiness!
... been the deepest point of the water. In front of the moat was a road and in front of that was the lake with some expensive looking yachts moored alongside. We crossed the moat and plodded into the village which turned out to be a maze of tiny winding medieval lanes. It took us the guts of half an hour to find our hostel, we even had to park up with one of us minding the bags while the other searched the area. It turned out to be 20 metres away from where ...
Kotor Montenegro
... over to a small town called Parest(sp?) which was absolutely stunning. We went swimming and had some drinks. We sailed for only a few minutes because the winds were so light. We went over by a monastery built on an island and a Catholic church built on a second island next to it. It was a fantastic relaxing tour of Kotor Bay. Wally and I walked into the old town and made our ...



