Hotel Perla 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 ...

Hallo zusammen,<br><br>mein letzter Stop in Montenegro war dann Herceg-Novi nahe der Grenze zu Kroatien am Begin der Kotor-Bucht wo die Berge nicht mehr so steil sind. Herceg-Novi allerdings als Stadt ist recht steil, der Bushof liegt 30m ueber dem zentralen Platz der Altstadt welcher 50m ueber dem Hafen liegt. <br><br>Internet ist in Montenegro ein wenig schwer zu bekommen, in Herceg-Novi gab es allerdings freies WiFi. Ich nehme an ...

... gracefully and not feel bad. "Do you have dollars?" Ah, shucks, here I go, up the mountain. Here again, no way would I ever try to conquer such a fortress, I would just wait at the bottom for them to surrender! It was a hard climb but the view kept getting better and better as I went up. Both of the fortress and of the valley below. It was a mere $3 and I think it is money well spent. Do not let the "altitude" dissuade you from ...

... passengers more thoroughly than JFK, the hospitality, food and drink was excellent. I say this owing to my being a well seasoned traveler having previously visited places such as Indonesia, Thailand and Hong Kong, etc.. It was extremely laid back on the flight. People moved around switching seats and chatting with good friends and the food was the best! My favorite Serbian food and drink were served and all airline employees shoed me the highest level of hospitality. I was ...

... of it that took me aggggggeees to finish!! Our last stop was in a very quiet little town tight down by the waters edge. The name continues to elude me which is a shame as this is my favourite place in the world!!! It was sooo soo pretty and quiet and nice and all the houses were so pretty and nice and I just wanted to stay there forever. Unfortunately it was already 6pm and it was still a two hour drive back so we had to end our day..

... to Cetinje restaurant, which we found out was a place of departing for hitchhikers. There were at least 4 of them there, standing apart from each other. On a piece of a cardboard we`d make a sign saying "Kotor", which made us look more professional and... we were taken within a couple of min. The guy driving a delivery van took us straight to Kotor ...

As we woke up early, rather than playing it simple and getting the direct bus to Dubrovnik at 2 pm or thereabouts, we decided to take the bus to Herceg-Novi near the Croatia border and get another from there. The bus man assured us that many buses would be available. So we got there to find out that there are two a ...

After boarding a bus in Sarajevo, we were on our way to Montenegro. Again (darn it girl, gotta leave something for me to type, just kidding)...Tammy explained the trip over to Montenegro quite well. Her blog URL for this part is: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-en tries/trg7/mediterran ean/1186428420/tpod.html Now, I'll enlighten some of you folks about the parts that Tammy couldn't see (or didn't see as she was zoning out (sleeping ...

... us a better price. They let us have the best room for E 30. Yet their demeanour suggested that we were really not all that welcome. We walked around town after dinner and found that Kotor's old city is something of a party town. The young and fashion conscious were on a night out. Tall boots are "in" here, as are big belts. It also seemed that Kotorians are also pretty tall. I am about 6'2" and I felt only average sized. We did an entire tour of the city ...

4th June 2006 Woke up at 4, then 5, then 6 when my surprisingly loud, but short, IPOD alarm woke me, and walked the fair distance to the bus station, catching the 7.15 to Dubrovnik. Sad to be leaving - I like this city, there isnt a huge amount of things to do, but I still like it. The book Im reading, Blood & Vengence, about Bosnia, makes all the pock marked buildings more poignant. Think I'm the only tourist on ...