Hotel Vardar Kotor
Stari Grad 476 Kotor, 85330, Serbia and Montenegro
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Short Jaunt to Montenegro
We take only an overnight bag with us today for our quick trip to the World Heritage City of Kotor in Montenegro. The drive is just 2 hours from Dubrovnik, and most of it is along the water. Our hotel is right on the main square of Kotor. We check in, eat lunch, then enjoy a guided walking tour. With the rest of the afternoon at liberty, several of …
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Kotor - a walled city nestled in mountains
... For dinner I had:
- Green Lentil soup with Mediterranean vegetables
- Beef Wellington cooked with mushroom duxelles and wrapped in puff pastry served with Cabernet veal reduction, petit sauteed vegetables and a potatoe tart
- Apricot Amandine Tartere with pistachio ice cream
Kotor was our final port. We have 2 days at sea before returning to Barcelona. So that means 2 more days of sleeping in, lounging by the pool and overeating.
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It's Harder the Second Time
... and I liked it. A little more than half way, I stopped to take a couple of pictures... and my batteries died... and my spares were back at the hostel. I finished my trek up to the fortress and there was a guy from Waterloo who let me use his phone to take a few pictures and said he would e-mail them to me later (however there didn't seem to be anything attached to that e-mail). It was sort of awkward using someone else's phone to take pictures (also it ...
Another day, another country
... with the Dutch guy to wander around the town. That's pretty much all I did on my first day in Kotor, wandered around. Looked at churches, and kittens and ate pizza. Then later there was more wandering, wine and risotto.
I had wanted to go on a tour tomorrow that the hostel offers called the Big Montenegro Tour, but they needed a minimum of four people to run the tour... we only had three. That means tomorrow will be Plan B.
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Prettiness!
... the most out of the morning as our bus was due to leave Kotor at 12.15. We got to the main entrance and paid our 3 euro in, and were then made aware that the fortress contains 1350 steps that need to be climbed in order to reach the summit. No need to hit the gym today then.
We began the climb, stopping every now and then in order to take some snaps and catch our breath, and within about 40 gruelling minutes we had made it to the top. The view ...



