22/8-24/8 Welcome to Croatia, and after staring at the sign for 2hrs while we waited to get over the border, we were about ready to say goodbye! We arrived to Dubrovnik at lunch time to the most expensive camp site of the entire trip, 32 Euros a night! It was a good camp site through, with great showers, neither the less it still stung. We spent...

It feels like a long time since the last entry in Ljubljana. So much has happened, so many people have crossed our path, and we have visited an equally sizeable number of cities. From Ljubljana, we decided that the best plan would be to take a little detour Northward (as if the journey wasn't long enough already) to the beautiful Lake Bled. We m...

(Jim) The guidebooks sing the praises of Nautika, a restaurant overlooking the small harbor just north of the walls of the old city. We'd looked at the menu for the Business Lunch special several times. It looked great, and at a price of 44 kroner (five for a dollar) it looked like quite a bargain, too. We'd heard the dinners were delicious, but...

We decided to visit Dubrovnik, as I have been here to Croatia recentlyish twice but still hadnt got down there, and all the travel guides `claim` its better and more beautiful than Split. I wasnt about to let my little port town be beaten into submission by the forces that are TRAVEL GUIDE BOOKS - so we went. Dad was a great help - you will read...

Some famous writer called Dubrovnik the "pearl of the adriatic" and it's not too hard to see why, it's got a stunning position and has a fantastic old medieval style walled "Old Town" (or "Stari Grad"). I arrived in the town and met up with Pauly - our bass player from Pablo Discobar - who has been prancing around eastern europe for 5 weeks. By ...

im now in dubrovnik, where ive been for a few days. i came here after Hvar (ferry back to split, then bus). had to stay one night in more private accomodation. then i met the crazy belgians and have been just sleeping anywhere and everywhere and doing crazy **** since then. i dont know when ill leave.

The city walls of Dubrovnik were built in the 13th century and remain virtually unchanged to the present day. The walls are really an amazing sight, 25 meters high (82 feet) with 16 towers. During the Croatian War in 1991-95, the Serbs shelled the city and caused considerable damage. The scars left by this conflict are still evident today, in bo...

Hello everybody! It's a very relaxed Ali, Cam and Bruce coming to you from today, after six relaxing days soaking up the Croatian sunshine. After departing Hungary, our first stop in Croatia was Zagreb - we thought we'd better check out the capital city, and spent the morning there checking it out. It was actually a lot nicer than I imagined it ...