Hotel Mimoza Herceg-Novi

... the Old Town to find Fresh Sheets hostel together.<br>Fresh sheets seems like a nice little hostel and Karmen that runs it was a really good host giving us shots of pear and walnut rajkia.<br>Walked around Old Town and had a really nice lunch at Lokanda down by the water. Mussels and fried squid were both amazing and super yumm!<br>Walked around the city walls which are way cool. Amazing how thick the ...

... right on the edge of the sea. It too had churches of different denominations in very close proximity in the "old days". This town was very small but quaint and neat looking. On the way home, I took the very across the Bay of Kotor instead of driving the 100 km or so around the bay as I had done this morning. That was a cool experience although very short. This was a first for me where I was he driver! Back in Dubrovnik for the night.

... and others to airports. On numerous occasions I gave him and others rides to and from them. These and other thoughts plagued me when suddenly I heard a voice on the loud speaker call my name, Jill Starr, asking me to go to a customs area to claim my passport. I was the first person called so I don't know what happened to the others standing there still waiting. I hurriedly went to obtain my passport and was told that I cleared; the guard pointed the direction for me to go claim my ...

After our day in Belgrade that finished off at the pub for a few farewell drinks we wondered into our very own private train compartment for our overnight train to Montenegro. Getting pretty experience at the trains now we took things well in our stride and soon fell fast asleep. The got woken up early for border formalities which as you can imagine for a two countries that we joined as Serbia and Montenegro until not so long ago was not the most formal and ...

... people all over the roads - absolute chaos &amp; least to say we won't be rushing back there in any hurry at all! We did chat to a Police Officer whilst there, asking him directions to the Serbian Border, and he was very quick to point out we should not go there 'Very dangerous for you being English' he told us, as we would be entering by Kosovo! We quickly changed our route on his advise, &amp; although the new route to the bottom of Macedonia, up ...

Arrived in Kotor early this morning, staying at a lovely hotel right in the middle of the old town. Kotor and its surroundings are gorgeous!! The area is made up of fjords, the largest in Southern Europe. Most people hiked up the mountain then went kayaking, but as I had felt really ill that morning decided to give it a miss and just relax in the old town in the square with a coffee ...

... the boat ran out of fuel on the way in and we had to get the harbourmaster and his crew to tow us back in - which we paid them for in beers...................what a crack up. So anyway, next morning Therese and Jovica said : "Well ,seems silly for you to go back today, why don't we go out for lunch in the boat?" Suffice to say, they were kind enough to kidnap us for a week (hey, we were willing partners!) and we had such a good time with them ...

... deep valleys carved out by glaciers years before. The views were stunning and both Tammy and I would grab at the camera, trying to steady it well enough to take some photos of what we were seeing. After an hour or so of these amazing views, we were back in farm land and countryside of Montenegro. Again, Tammy dozed off again (as did I on occasion). However, the bus driver yet again had a challenge or two as we drove into Niksic, a ...

... pictures, but that battery was full of Hanukkah oil or something. It lasted the remainder of the walk and died just as we sat down for a great dinner of seafood risotto on the harbor. For the first time the entire trip, I think we both felt like we were rushing through a country. Because we chose to spend an extra night in Dubrovnik, we didn't get the chance to see Korcula, which many say is their favorite place. We only had a week, though, and as we drank our coffee ...

... je obyvane, takze turisti si maju co obzerat a miestni obyvatelia tu obcas akoby hraju hercov v tejto stredovekej divadelnej hre v ktorej sa nenazdajky ocitli. Dubrovnik sa rozhodne oplati navstivit a dokonca sem nemusite ani komplikovane ist autom, co z Blavy trva priblizne 15 hodin. Cez leto sem z Blavy lieta Sky Europe a z Viedne Austrian kazdy den.