Hotel Vrmac Kotor

85330 Prcanj Kotor, Serbia and Montenegro

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Crno Gora

A travel blog entry by tylerandtori

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We left Dubrovnik, Croatia for Kotor, Montenegro not really knowing what to expect. Shortly after we crossed the border into Montenegro, we had entered the Bay of Kotor. The bay is known as the Mediterranean's only fjord, although it is not technically a fjord. The area was absolutely beautiful, the mountains seemed to drop off right into the sea.

We arrived at the bus station without reserving accommodation for the night. People must of seen our unsure looks on our ...

Montenegro Discovers Capitalism

A travel blog entry by ppcase

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Montenegro, October 8, 2011


Montenegro, like Croatia, was also part of the former Yugoslavia. It’s main claim to fame is a fortified little city typical of the Middle Ages. It was built between the 12th and 14th centuries and is in remarkably good shape.


That’s about it, folks. No great cathedrals, no gondolas, no CNN Bureau and no urban blight. Just a small group of ...

It's Harder the Second Time

A travel blog entry by abergsma

... taking pictures with the phone), so I didn't take very many. On the way back down I decided that I would change the batteries in my camera and then go back up the hill. This is exactly what I did. It was harder the second time.

The other things that I wanted to do today was to head to the little village of Perast just down the bay. I wasn't 100% sure how to get there, so I headed to the bus station and hoped for the best. I bought a ticket for a ...

Around the Bay in a Day

A travel blog entry by red_gamer

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... as Dubrovnik, and to tell you the truth we were a bit over fortified walled towns, so we didn’t look around a lot. But we did have a great lunch – Octopus salad, seafood spaghetti, premium beer. At $70, that’s the end of that for Montenegro, and it will be back to pasta sauce from now on.

Rising above the Old Town is an old fortified wall heading half way up the mountain to a church and fortress. You can walk it for ...

Prettiness!

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

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... taking, the village below with its red tiled roofs was a stark contrast to the dark blue of the lake, again offset by another set of mountains on the other side. We made sure to get lots of pics and had a good explore of the place before setting off back down which must have only taken about 15 minutes because it was all downhill.

We had another quick snoop around the town then grabbed some lunch from a bakery and quickly made our way back to ...

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