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Sun&Beaches in Montenegro - Budva riviera
A Travel Blog entry by serenydad from Budva,Montenegro, Montenegro
... of sunny hours. Kamenovo beach is easily accessed because of the vicinity of the high way. It is 730m long. Queen's beach Queen´s Beach is situated immediately next to Milocer beach and fits in this environment because of its attractiveness. ...
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MONTENEGRO
A Travel Blog entry by vinkor from Kotor, Montenegro
from Ragusa-Dubrovnik on the croatian coast I reached the border with Montenegro in a couple of hours. The custom officer checked particularly the documents of my car and a woman sold me the vignette at the cost of 10 euro, the currency that circulates in ...
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Independence beers in Budva
A Travel Blog entry by technotrekker from Budva, Serbia and Montenegro
... 3E) apparently. As a final blast, Ruth and I went out for dinner the night that the unofficial results of Montenegro's Independence Referendum were announced. Needing a vote of 55% or more for independence from Serbia, the unofficial, ...
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I better remember my pants next time...
A Travel Blog entry by eldalonde from Cetinje, Serbia and Montenegro
... museum was all that interesting. Luckily, afterward we went to the Palace of King Nikola (The first and last King of Montenegro) and his Queen, Milena. King Nikola reigned as Prince from 1860 to 1910 and as King from 1910 to 1918 ...
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Sweatin' in Sveti Stefan
A Travel Blog entry by pwong from Sveti Stefan, Montenegro
... back to the hostel to drop off my camera before heading to the beach, and I saw another three staying at the hostel. Montenegro caters mostly to Russian tourists, but I've noticed a fair number of Italian ones as well. Apparently, they only come ...
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This Is Belgrade Calling.
A Travel Blog entry by kristenandjohn from Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
... Belgrade!! Our journey up started the day before after we had to literally waste an entire 12 hours in the dead end capital of Montenegro, Podgorica. We arrived at 11:00am and our train to Belgrade left at 11:30pm so it was quite a test on our ...
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Of bathrooms and broccoli
A Travel Blog entry by mskinner96 from Budva, Montenegro
... to hit the road. Sidebar on sewage: I really feel the need to defend Kotor after Mitch's last entry. In its defense, all of Montenegro seems to have a bit of a sewage problem. For example, in Budva, the way we remembered how to get back to our hostel ...
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Postcard Island
A Travel Blog entry by schwate from Sveti Stefan, Serbia and Montenegro
... ist. Es war Jahrhunderte lang ein verschlafenes Fischerdorf, in der 50ern wurde es dann Luxushotel (Sofia Loren, Doris Day, Queen Elizabeth II haben hier uebernachtet). Inzwischen hat ein Konsortium aus Singapur die Insel gekauft und sie wird im Moment ...
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Dives and bombs
A Travel Blog entry by dynamo from Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
... first exhibit you come to is a pair of Tito's cars. As we later discovered, one of them was presented by our very own Queen Elizabeth 2. Apparantly she presented him with two cars, one bullet-proof, one not. It wasn't clear whether she told him that one ...
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Pokin' Around Post-Yugoslavia
A Travel Blog entry by wanderingwaltz from Split, Croatia
... organic vegetable salads helped make the experience enjoyable. Everything grown and sold is local and organic; both Bosnia Herzegovina and Montenegro do not have the economic means for pesticides and we hope as they move towards joining the EU some day ...
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Italy and Croatia
A Travel Blog entry by harvaroo from Sacramento, California, United States
... orchestra of zydeco washboards. Today we took the ferry to Korcula. Good bye to Hvar. September 16 Montenegro Cliff Hanger The elderly Irish tourist was doubled over, with his hands on his knees, dry heaving beside the ...
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Oh Budva! We forgot to visit Sveti Stephen
A Travel Blog entry by red_gamer from Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
... it. Very narrow! We drove back to Dubrovnik via Bosnia for no particular reason than to say we visited Bosnia! We visited Perast (in Montenegro) as a detour and took a boat out to Our Lady of the Rock, a church built on an island in the middle of the ...
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Dubrovnik
A Travel Blog entry by mskexpo from Dubrovnik, Croatia
... the ships that were in town. Titans they were and the Queen Victoria went into our wish list for future experiences. Montenegro's less than 50 k away and so we reached by 1130. As we awaited immigration (having cleared Croatia's 500 m earlier) we ...
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The Story of the Trip
A Travel Blog entry by uncle_davros from London, United Kingdom
... through Laos with in 2000, was great, because you never know who you will run into. We should have spent more time in Montenegro, but we had to move on. Into Bosnia, which I found very disturbing, and onto Hungary, where the prices had risen ...
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Trojans, Romans, Ruins and Wrecks
A Travel Blog entry by billnpat from Ayvalik, Balikesir, Turkey
... done one third of our trip! Amazing! Poland, the Baltics, St. Petersburg, Scandinavia, Czech Republic, Vienna, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Kosovo, and then Istanbul. So many adventures. But I still can't help but feel overwhelmed at the ...
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CENTRAL EUROPE
A Travel Blog entry by vinkor from Leipzig, Saxony, Germany
... been living since 1993. When I lived in Trieste I used to spend my holidays in Istria and Dalmatia, the long Croatian coast upto Montenegro. But I had never visited the capital of Croatia before and I was very curios to see it as the more I am getting ...
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... in a picturesque Mediterranean landscape, rising on a hill overlooking the beautiful Adriatic Sea and only 4 km away from Montenegro's number-one tourist resort Budva. Choose from 240 comfortable and fully-equipped rooms and luxury suites, enjoy the ...
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