Hotel Mediteran
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1 ticket for the next bus leaving please...
... case anything gets worse and I need to get to a decent country with good health care...always be prepared right! On the brighter side there is a very small chance you guys might be seeing me again real soon! ;-)
FYI Bar was nice but small, and it's a coastal city but pretty much everything was closed as it's after the end of the season, however other than the 1 day of heavy rain the weather was still really ...
Taxi from Podgorica to Shkodra
... t have it on him. Five minutes later, we pulled up outside a large apartment block, where the driver’s sister was waiting in the parking lot with his passport. We headed 10 minutes out of Podgorica, where the driver stopped at a gas station in Tuzi to check the tire pressure, fill out some customs paperwork, and remove the TAXI sign from atop the car. He explained he didn’t want the sign to fall off while we traveled at high speeds along the highway.
Departed Tuzi ...
A great welcome to Montenegro (By Lauren)
... no English, she was so lovely - really helpful and cheery and showed us around the place. After a quick chat with her and a swim at the beach (with waves! Craig was so excited) we felt completely recharged.
Ulcinj was a really pleasant surprise. It was a necessary stopover, but it is a pretty little beach town and while it had a lot of tourists, it didn’t feel as commercialised as other beach towns on ...
Playing the "What if..." Game
As if I weren't already disenchanted enough with Skhodra, I had to spend an awful night in that horrid hotel room convinced that I was in combat with bed bugs. Both of us thought we felt little things crawling on our legs, and we didn't really have much we could put on to protect us, so spent a sleepless night vainly swatting at our shins and hoping we wouldn't be covered in bites. I was able to finally get an internet connection, and tried ...
Eoisode 21
... diagonal lines through them.
On the narrow strip of land that separates the sea from the almost perpendicular mountains there are many villages. Some are crowded right on the shore, others climb back up the steep hillsides where olive and chestnut trees thrive and the houses have grape vines and fig trees around their balconies and verandas.
At Kotor there is another walled town built by the Venetians in the 1500’s. ...