Saki Apartmani Budva

... smoke until our next shower.<br><br>In our 4 months of traveling over the last year, this was the first time we took a train ride in a real sleeper cabin. It was a tiny room (6&#8217;L x 6&#8217;W x maybe 8&#8217; H) with two triple bunk beds. We had the middle two bunks on each side. Two other men had the bunks below us and no one was on the very top. It was cool because the cabin provides us all sheets, pillows with pillow ...

... catch the bus to Ulcinji in Montengro. Loads of taxi drivers were offering to take me for 20 Euros but I just told them I was going to wait for the bus. There was one taxi driver who was being quite persistant as he had 2 other people waiting and I could go for 10 Euros but I told him I didnt want to. He saw me 5 mins later and told me he had 3 people now and that I could go for 5 Euros so I thought to hell with it why not. Something about this guy I really didnt like. I have got a ...

... me we were heading out soon to meet up with a friend of his named, Sharko, he wanted to introduce me. We left Darko's apartment after dusk and about ten minutes later parked nearby a beautiful green park lined with trees along the river, somewhere in Beograd. Uncertain exactly where we were going, I allowed Darko and Bojana to lead. Strolling down the narrow paved path a few feet wide cutting into a grassy hill, we headed directly towards a boat restaurant. Traversing the small ...

She says: It's funny the things you come to appreciate more once you've been traveling for several weeks (especially on a budget). For me, two of the highlights of our stay in Budva were a sparkling clean bathroom (with an enclosed shower!!) and the fact that I got to eat broccoli. Seriously, we lucked out with our accomodations in Budva. We had booked a double room at the hostel, but they overbooked accidentally and ended up putting us in a ...

... We tried at a couple of restaurants, and walked around shouting FRESH FISCH but why would anyone want to buy sea life of 2 young English they couldn't communicate with when Captain Pugwash was only yards away. Maybe i should grow my beard. Dubrovnik's popularity with tourists has obviously dampened its appeal. While the exterior remains the same, behind the old walls, every building has been converted into posh restaurants, shops and cafes. The most authentic remaining ...

A smooth and almost on time journey was in store for us on the overnight train from Belgrade to Bar. We shared a compartment with 3 other people and there wasnt much snoring or any other dusturbances! Some of the scenery as we passed through Montengro was amazing with sheer drops to the side and lush, green forests. After we arrived we jumped on a bus to our next stop, the holiday resort of Budva. We decided to stay in a hostel again this time as it was the cheapest option and the campsite ...

... room in a doctor's home, situated right on the shore of the fjord, about a 20 minute walk from the old town which suited us perfectly. After checking in and having another long overdue shower following the night train from Belgrade we went back to into the old town for the evening. The following day was very relaxing, the first without any travel on our trip! It was spent wandering around the cobbled lanes of the atmospheric old town stopping on ...

... Since Budva is a city that is more focused toward new age architecture, much like Miami, the city outside its old town, does not hold many historical sights. In the near vicinity of the town of Budva there are exclusive resorts such as town-hotel Sveti Stefan and Miloèer, places frequented by various celebrities as well as local businessmen and politicians

... on the main "thoroughfare" (pedestrians only) of the O.C.. It was fun to watch everyone walking about. As we prepared to leave, we overheard conversation that revealed who we had seen earlier from atop the wall. It was none other than boxing promoter Don King! Now, I understand that anyone reading this would say "How on earth could you not have recognized Don King?" But in my defense, I was looking down from atop a wall. And there are just certain things that you never expect ...

... tell that that's where you're going and they struggle manfully to locate some scrap of knowledge about the country so that they can make an intelligent comment. Most of them ask where abouts in Africa it is, although a reasonable number opted for South America. There was general astonishment to the idea that it was just over the water (The Adriatic) from Italy. At least when I mentioned that it was part of the ...