Villa Stanovic Cavtat
Frana Laureana 1 Cavtat, Croatia
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A laid-back slice of coastal Croatian pie
Cavtat is, to the uninitiated, best described as a peaceful coastal town further along from its more widely-recognized neighbour, Dubrovnik, yet it would be grossly unfair to even think about claiming that it stands in the shadow of a more prominent European city. It is fair to state that Cavtat has an identity all of its own, and while everything …
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The sun is shining and the weather is fine!
... of said bikes. They had set off about a month earlier and worked their way down the Croatian coast, however they had quit their jobs and were planning on continuing for a couple of years across to Asia, despite having cycled about 8000km, i was feeling a tad jealous. It was great to have a good old natter and share dinner, you guessed it pasta and sauce (they hadn't been going so long so i don't think they were sick of it yet).
The next day i woke to torrential ...
Magnificent Montenegro
We are now in Montenegro (headed for Macedonia tomorrow) and are really enjoying our short stay here! We drove through Bosnia on our way here from Croatia (Croatia is actually split by Bosnia for about 5 miles at the Southern end). It was pretty surreal driving through Bosnia and seeing signs for Sarajevo! Once again we arrived at our apartment (40 Euro a night this time :) and were blown away by our view of the Kotor bay from the balcony. We ...
Is it Byzantium, Venetian, Roman or what?
The next couple of days were spent exploring Dubrovnik. It was a beautiful old time again which in history and thriving despite its rocky past. Its location makes it a worthy sea port and it has been controlled by many different powers. In the early 90s it was attacked, but despite the shelling the city survived and thrived. While there is still some evidence of the war (ie the bullet ridden wall belonging to the fire station), the city bounced ...
Roll That Tongue, Baby!
... there's a vegetarian place in town called Nishta, something extremely odd in a meat-obsessed region like the Balkans. The word nishta actually translates to "nothing" - the story is that when the place first opened, the locals asked what was served. When told "Everything except meat", the locals supposedly responded "Well, then you serve nothing!", and the name was born.
I couldn't find Nishta, and everything else in ...



