Hunguest Hotel Sun Resort Herceg-Novi

... Bari Italy as it only goes on Tuesdays.<br>Went out to Katie O'Connors Irish Pub later and drank the worst tasting Kilkenny I've ever had. Went onto the Ozjusko after that.<br><br><br>Tuesday everyone in the hostel slept in after last night.<br>Nonie and me decided to catch the 3:15pm bus to Mostar in Bosnia instead of the ferry to Bari as it sounds really cool. <br><br>Called up Majda's Rooms Hostel ...

Spent the morning in Dubrovnik, and left reluctantly to camp near the Montenegro border. Couldn't find a free lay by, but did find a pretty excellent campsite in Molunat. Other than us and the omnipresent German campervan, the town seemed to be populated only by small brown Croatian children playing football on the beach. People shouldn't be allowed to live here. It's too nice. They're very lucky tourists like us haven't wrecked it yet.

... experience. Trust me. I rewarded myself with a 2 scoop ice cream cone of kiwi and mandarin orange for my efforts. It was so cheap ($1.10) and delicious. I had two other cities I wanted to visit while in Montenegro so I plotted my route. One looked easier and beautiful along the coast while the other would offer a different perspective. I would have plenty of opportunity to view the coastline so I went for the "highlands route". I am ...

... passports afterward leaving us merely standing there not knowing what to expect next. No other announcements were made; I did the only thing possible I relinquished my passport to the Serbian custom official along with the other western Europeans and/or Americans (if there were any) which I surmised like myself were attempting to enter Serbia from countries that were NATO allies in the Kosovo war against Slobodan Milosevic in 1999. There must have been about twenty persons with me ...

... ai hate de vous montrer les photos... j-ai eu des heures de comtemplation... ce matin je me suis rendu a setinje, l-ancienne capitale puis a podgorica, la capitale actuelle... c-est situe dans la chaine de montagnes des balkans et c-est magnifique... ici on est situe a la jonction de plusieurs pays par exemple, de mostar a ici, il a fallu traverser en croatie, revenir en ...

... as well us admiring steep roofs. Then we walked to the harbor. I could already see from a certain distance that someone was waving towards me, but I was not too sure if it was to me actually. I only thought "that guy there looks like Goran". When we came up closer, I found out that it actually was Goran, my Serbian tutor, himself! Next to him there was ...

We'd seen a beautiful restaurant called Stari Mlini (the 'Old Mill') a few kms before Kotor the day before, an old stone building right on the water, and decided we'd splash out and have lunch there (using money our friends Lynette and Sich had kindly given us for just that purpose). It is apparently, so we found out, regarded as the best restaurant in Montenegro, famed for its cheese which sits in oil in 200 year old jars for 6 months, as well as its ...

... was on parts of the road that were clearly one lane only for any size vehicle. At times, the road was washed out, so there was just some dirt, gravel and/or pour quality asphalt left. And on top of that, often this road was right alongside a cliff. I commend the driver (who smoked on occasion, making the ride that much more interesting, especially as the bus was marked 'no smoking' on the inside), for his driving skills. He drove this ...

... of limestone and the music really echoes. Or else it was just turned up really loud. Kotor was getting down. * * * Before we had breakfast the next morning, we climbed up to the castle-ruin on the hill above Kotor. In the olden days, it was a pirate lair. The walls rise right up the side of the hill and I learned in the city's itsy bitsy museum that the castle is 641 meters above sea level. The castle is pretty wrecked although some repair work has been ...

... Croatia. As we approach Dubrovnik, the rains start again, this time very heavily, and utilise one of the bus stop ladies for a room - a little out from the old town, but then I dont mind walking. Eventually borrow their umbrella, and walk to the old town, a mile or two away. Apart from the dark clouds and puddles, it looks very nice, and it is at last begiing to brighten up now. I then discover a bar on ...