Hotel Montenegro Beach Resort Budva

... jednego z "don Corleone" dajemy rade wycofac woz z waziutkich uliczek i zjechac do centrum.
Nocleg!!! JEST!!
Ale juz o 7mej rano wrzucamy bagaze do samochodu i , zegnani przez milych gospodarzy, dajemy noge - oby daaaalej od nocnej burzy i "oberwania chmury", ktore kolysalo nas do snu!
Zegnaj Montenegro - wybieramy slonce i wracamy do Chorwacji.


Z rozpedu ladujemy.... 500 km na polnoc - w Zadarze.

ciag dalszy nastapi ;))

Hi again!

I arrived in Budva today, after a grrreat day hh.. I didnīt know it was that easy in Montenegro, though everybody told me it is not. After grabbing my stuff from my sleeping place, i started walking to the highway, on my way there, the first lift stopped ON the road, dropping me at the entrance of the motorway.. I had to wait approximatly 2 minutes, then a italian couple picked me up.. They shared juice ...

... an extremely large indoor flea market. We walked approximately an hour or two. I tried on several dresses before finally buying myself one; the type I can't recall. Bojana bought herself Serbian brand makeup after which Darko informed us it's time to leave. Shopping was always boring to Darko unless it was for himself and during his stay in the United States Darko, Bojana and I hit many malls in New York and New Jersey such as Willow brook in Wayne, New Jersey. Other ...

... but a bit chaotic from all of the beach bums. Spent the night on the boardwalk which was lined with stall after stall of perfumes, DVDs, gelateris, night clubs, and strip clubs. Much better in the morning though. Walked down to the old town after parting ways with Daniel (he went on to Dubrovnik). The town is called Stari Grad, a walled city with winding alleyways. Only spent a few hours there though since we decided to leave a day early for Kotor.

... was a barbers shop run by a 60 year old man happily swigging beer at 12:30pm. Needing a cut i utilised his services but immediately regretted it when he got the clippers out. Unable to understand my protests he shaped my hair into a perfect Croatian military crew cut; i have never known someone use a razor so haphazardly and now have very little hair left. Kotor looks like a city that has stood still for hundreds of years. Walking around the city was like going back in time ...

... believe since the town looked very dry and not nearly as lush as many other places. Cetinje had a monastery, former presidents mansion and a couple of museums but nothing very exciting or interesting. From Cetinje we went to Lovcen National Park which was the place that I was most looking forward to. There is an unbelieveable mausoleum built in 1974 dedicated to Petar II Petrovic Njegos (1813-1851). He was the country's most beloved ruler and a poet who wanted to be buried ...

Edging my way on down the Montenegrin coastline a little, I'm now staying in the big resort town of the region. Well, Budva's actually even smaller in population than Kotor, but it's an absolute boomtown in terms of construction, hotels and tourist numbers. Much of it is domestic or from neighboring countries, but there are a few Russians, French and Germans about as well. On the surface it looks like a sprawl of new hotels and tourism development, but ...

... the city walls and we even saw a man sitting back and having a chat with a friend in his Ferrari. I couldn't quite figure out where the money was coming from though, as nobody seemed to be doing anything! I felt a little out of place in my unwashed jeans and t-shirt, but nevertheless I socked up the atmosphere, glad to have spent 12€ on a pair of sunglasses which were an absolutely necessity in the strong sun. After lunch Chris and I made ...

... On the first night, nothing happens. On the second night, again nothing happens. On the third night, the woman asks the man, "what are you waiting for?" He replies, "an earthquake." Get it? We visited the towns of Perast, Budva and Kotor. Perast has a long nautical tradition that's produced some renowned seamen. Across from Perast are two islands: a natural island with the church of St. George and a man-made island with the Church of The Madonna of ...