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Hotel Platani Trebinje

Cvjetni trg 1 Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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... lying on the magnificent sea set in front of mountains. The main pedestrian thoroughfare, Placa is lined with cafes and shops. Beyond the city lies a heavenly landscape of beaches, wooded peninsulas, mountains, and a sea full of lush islands. We spent 4 days exploring the wonderment of Druvnik. Our first full day there, we took to walking the city walls - the highlight of the visit for sure. You ...

Oh Budva! We forgot to visit Sveti Stephen

A travel blog entry by red_gamer

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... over arched walk ways and potted plants in small front gardens. Make the place look less museum like.

If it was just Josefa and myself, it would have been great to take our time reading in a quiet restaurant. Aidan and Rosa saw that little dream smashed and thrown into the Adriatic. Aidan was particularly stupid, making a concerted effort to sprint around the Old Town hitting and shouting as he went. Rosa was nagging for any bit of souvenir she saw and ...

Jolande (mum's cousin) arrives!

A travel blog entry by eastin80

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... that night:

Waiter: Are you here for a drink?
Me: Yes, and dessert as well please.
Waiter: We have sweet pancakes and tiramisu.
Me: Do you have ice-cream?
Waiter: Yes, but it's not very good.
Mum and Jolande: We'll have the ice-cream please.

The ice-cream was actually pretty good, but Tom and I still laughed.






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Oh I do like to be beside the seaside

A travel blog entry by tobequitefrank

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After a quick breakfast in the hotel it was time to throw on the togs and take the quick half hour drive to Dubrovnik. As it is an isolated part of Croatia by the surrounding BiH, a short trip through border control was required before heading down the winding coastal road that dramatically reveals the spectacular city.
Dubrovnik is gorgeous. The Old Town walls and towers dominate the city and beckon a visitor to walk the beautiful cobbled streets. For a minute ...

By raft or by car, you can't beat the views

A travel blog entry by tobequitefrank

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To be greeted in the morning by the sun was fantastic; my Serbian chaperone had delivered on her promise of a good day. After a hearty breakfast that fulfilled my recommended weekly intake of calories we jumped into the aged Volkswagen and set off for the rafting point.
Nearly two hours driving wove through some absolutely spectacular landscape, during which time we crossed the border and into Montenegro. It should be noted that this area is the world's penultimate canyon ...

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