Hotel RR Herceg-Novi

... are in places and the construction of it all. <br><br>Crazy that some people live with their front door or windows opening out onto the city walls. Awesome views,but must be pretty annoyed at the tourist trade that has popped up in their town.<br>Went back to the hostel and spent the night drinking and chatting with Nonie, Mark, Greg, Byron, Yu and Karmen and decided to leave tomorrow on the 11pm ferry ...

... nutzen im allgemeinen kein Internet, daher lohnen sich Internet Cafes nicht (in Budva war ich in einem welches ziemlich leer war). Die Einheimischen koennen sich vermutlich Internet daheim leisten (im Unterschied zu Albanien oder Kosovo, wo die Kids zum spielen in ein Internet Cafe muessen). Daher ist Montenegro bezueglich InternetCafes unterentwickelt und ich bin ein wenig in Rueckstand bei meinen Blogs geraten.<br><br>Gruss<br>Ralf<br>

... to the top. You will love it. I really had no issues, other than being extremely out of shape, with the climb but coming down was a different story. My fear of heights is getting stronger as I get older and coming down was tough. As you can see form the photos, this fortress is literally built on the spine of this mountain, dropping down on both sides. "Think of something else" I kept telling myself. You have to climb it and enjoy ...

... pleased with the professionalism and service on JAT I later began an online blog about it on Yahoo360. Upon my flight arriving in Beograd, all passengers left the plane in the usual manner except Serbian citizens were shuffled through customs quickly merely showing their passport. All others including myself were asked to relinquish their passports and told to wait an unspecified amount of time in a holding area at the airport. An airport security officer went around confiscating ...

salut tout le monde... j-ai pris conge d-internet hier car il n-y a qu-un cafe internet et c-etait bonde... quels beaux jours je viens de passer malgre l-equimauze sur le front et la perte ou le vol de mon lonely planet *clin d-oeil a andre lupien... hier, malgre une pluie abondante, j-ai visite la vieille ville de kotoret les peites villes voisines de herceg novi et perast ...

... us for a coke on the way there and stopping by in the most stunning places. There in Kotor we were awaited by many surprises. The old town, completely surrounded by the city walls, was absolutely phenomenal. You felt almost as if you were back in the XV century there. We were wandering in between the narrow streets and watching cats laying down in the ...

... Not a big problem as the next one left in a couple of hours which gave us a chance to check out the town and have a spot of lunch. This would turn out to be the turning point of our holiday. Hungarian Gouash tasted good, and the town and castle were nice enough, but quite hilly when you have your rucksack attached.

... on the bus ride a little). As she explained, the bus was very uncomfortable and we were both getting nauseated. Once we were outside Sarajevo and hit hilly and maintain back-country of Bosnia Herzegovina, we were indeed on one of those 2 lane, hardly passable roads that winded and twisted through the mountainside. However, as Tammy was zoned out and since I had a birds eye view out the other windows, on several occasions the ...

... to find somewhere to use the internet and potentially a phone: it was our sister's 18th and we wanted to call, but no where could be found. We did find a computer in a restaurant, but most ironic of all was that the internet cafe listed in our guidebook wasn't interested in our business. "No internet." The kids were playing World of Warcraft. Our bedtime wasn't early but the rest of the city wasn't ready for bed. Maybe it is that the city is made ...

... bus, and a Croat guy trys to speak to me, though he doesnt speak English, but he does speak German (all the older Croats seem to). he is very interested in my book, and when he sees pictures of Ratko Mladic & Radovan Karadic, he says "Criminal!". Back through Mostar, then immigration to Croatia, then back through Bosnian immigration and then finally Croatian immigration again - theres a slip of coast that ...