Hotel Rozaje Montenegro Podgorica

Bar is a port town in Montenegro. It took us about 5 hours or so to get there by bus from Dubrovnik. The first thing we did was use the bathroom. Of course the station restrooms had holes in the floor for the toilets and little foot areas so you could squat down over the hole. I still don't understand how women are expected to pee that way. It’s so difficult- not to mention gross- at the same time. And, we had to pay for it ...

... in restaurants and were just ready to take hot showers and relax with some tasty food, wine, and later some Bailey´s coffees! <br><br>Coming back a day early means we actually have an extra day in our schedule in case we need to take some time to relax. Tomorrow should be the Palace and the Monastery in Cetinje! :)<br><br>(p.s. Pics to come on travelpod later when i have time...)

... The place was just amazing and we grilled eel as well as meat an vegetables, had cool beer and watermelon. Just wonderful..<br><br>So, i took the walk to the city in the night, which probably was better, as i prefer nightlife in balkancities :)<br><br>things worked out great... I will head through Albania tomorrow. In Ioannina i already found a host.<br>cya<br>

... 000 was one small village. My driver loudly honked his horn at his friends, who were almost everyone. If it was like a village, it might've explained why people in Belgrade described Montenegronians as "bezobrazny" (uneducated) and "malo grazdanin" (small citizen). To my surprise, the Montenegroins I saw didn't resemble Slavs. They looked more Mediterranean, with sandy-colored skin. They said Serbia had occupied them in 1912, in order to have ...

... gradually narrowed as the highway lights became fewer. Eventually there were no highway lights at all. My body continuously shifted from one side of Darko's backseat to the other making sleep difficult. It was obvious the road we traversed was analogous to Pacific Coast Highway in California driving through Big Sur. It was mountainous, dangerously ridden with hairpin turns and no guardrails. In Montenegro, inexperienced travelers could almost mistake the scenery for Big Sur with the ...

... skills are pretty limited, so these aren't exactly the breathtaking panoramic shots I wanted them to be. The train eventually pulled into Podgorica station two hours later than planned- although this seems to be a pattern in the Balkans and, having experienced the **** service that is trains in Wales, I wasn't too phased by it (especially given that, unlike most trains in Wales, this one had managed to avoid breaking down ...

... of gratitude he built church devoted to St. Antony. Jaz Beach Jaz beach is one of the three largest beaches on the Montenegrin Coast. It is 1200m long and it is 2.5 km north from Budva. Jaz is a sandy beach, both in the water and on the beach. It is ideal for campers because in its background is situated a camp with the capacity of 2000 places. It is surrounded by dense Mediterranean ...

... After my trying encounter maneuvering a car w stick shift in Slovenia, I was pleased to know that our rental car was "unfortunately an automatic," in the words of the agency. The driver, Yaya, was not happy. Apparently France did not have automatic cars and it took a lesson fomr me to use P-R-D-N-1-2 before getting on the road. There were times where we would pop into neutral from Yaya's rovering right hand. I was completely blown away by ...

... eastern/turkish influence in everything from food to music, etc. Well enough babbling, onto Dubrovnik via 3 hr bus. Oops, duh, forgot to mention the highlight of the trip to Kotor which was the climb to the top of the fortress in the mountains behind the city. Spectacular view of the city and fjord as you can see in the pictures. Was quite the hike getting up there and it was about 95 and humid so a good cardio workout as well. All for 1 euro. Good deal.

... aswell on the next ones they were playing like vampires near sunlight - almost touching the beaches, but never succeeding. But that does not mean it cant rain on the beach while you are sunbathing. There are two beaches literally next to the Old Town walls - just walk out of the city gates and on both sides there are areas, where you can go for a swim, relax in the seats and order refreshments from the ...