Villa Park Dubrovnik

... We stopped at a station and a man got on the bus and told us that we needed to get on another bus to get to Dubrovnik.  So I gathered my belongings and rushed out hoping I hadn't left anything behind.  We got into a minivan with some other ...

... Vis, Makarska, Pucisce, Hvar and then to Split on the mainland.  My one regret is not having enough time to explore Dubrovnik, and I will definitely be returning to Croatia to put this right, as well as to visit the incredible-looking Plitvice Lakes ...

... . Of course then war broke out in the Balkans and strife continued up until the end of 1996. However, since that time, Dubrovnik has led a peaceful existence.   Upon arriving at the gates, we immediately went and purchased tickets to walls of the ...

... this restaurant specializes in truffle-infused dishes. We ate on the terrace overlooking the valley below. * Ston (north of Dubrovnik): Restaurant Bakus. Amazing garlic mussels! And kitties running around begging. Chris wasn't the only "softie" feeding ...

... for an army sergeant – brusque and efficient who had no qualms about manhandling our heads.   Next stop was Dubrovnik, also a UNESCO world heritage site, but bigger and more impressive than Split.   Thick, high walls that once ...

... The only major detraction the mobs of tourists. Virtually no locals other than those that work the shops, restaurants … Dubrovnik has been through many periods of destruction, the most recent being the Serb shells that devastated the city during ...

... friends and hit the road.  Must say I was a bit anxious to start with but Mick did a very good job getting us out of Dubrovnik and on our way to Split.  We stopped on the way to Trogir for a quick lunch at Maskara.  As an easy choice we ...

... and expensive during the summer months so I decided to postpone my visit to the majority of that country. I'd just visit Dubrovnik before heading northeast into Bosnia. The bus ride into Croatia follows along the coast for some pretty views. The view ...

... nobody fainted to me honest. Lou and I have not felt that hot since our time in Kiribati. So straight home for a swim! 17th - Dubrovnik in a day! We woke a 3am hit the windy slow road at 3:30am drove in the darkness of night to see the Pearl of the ...

... 6 (arrive and overnight in Budva, Hotel Fineso) Commute from Sarajevo, Bosnia; connecting through Dubrovnik Arrive in Budva Old Town, Budva Amusement Park, Budva Friday, September 7 (tour Budva; travel to, arrive and overnight in Risan, friend's ...

... in Prague with their two daughters for the last 7 years. We had a great chat. Day 248- Thursday 2nd November - Dubrovnik - Croatia We finally arrived at 7.00am this morning and we were thankful that the boat eventually stopped rocking when we got ...

... in the room) and we had great experiences with all of them. The ladies who ran the sobes we used were: Dubrovnik: Neda Petrovic (pronounced Petrovich) telephone from outside the country: 385-20-427870 e-mail niksa.petrovic1@du.htnet.hr Rovinj: Milena ...

... hot shower in my own private compartment. All good things come to those who wait. I slept like a log until the ferry arrived in Dubrovnik the following morning. I was out of Italy, yet again. But I'll be back! So look out! I'll be wearing a cape and on a ...

... .   WiFi is not cheap here, so we limit ourselves to a short burst each evening.  Not like the last few sites where it has been free! We start our trek south in a couple of days, aiming for Dubrovnik in a couple of weeks.  ...

... to the City of Sucre. Sucre is a really nice place made up of whitewashed buildings with terracotta roofs, a little bit like Dubrovnik. Our accommodation here is probably the best of our whole trip, its basically someone's house located at the top of a ...