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Kotor, Montenegro
... also attracts tourists to Kotor with pubs, taverns, cafes, and nightclubs.
TOWN OF KOTOR & BAY OF KOTOR HERITAGE
Duration: 4 hours
Tour Code: koy-004
A lovely ride by motor coach takes you to seaside Perast, which was once under Venetian control for nearly 400 years. The serene, medieval town's architecture reflects its rich ...
It's Harder the Second Time
... are brought over to the island. Supposedly there used to be a rock here, just a rock (but then I'm also told that the water is really really deep... so take this story with a grain of salt) and one day they found a painting of Mary on the rock. This was seen as a miracle, and then they set about creating a church for her. Sailors and other people from the town would pray to Mary for all sorts of things (safe sailing, recovering from illness, etc) and would ...
Day 292 - Uncharted Waters
... saying a word. This had been one of the single most memorable experiences along each of our journeys, and it will be a memory cherished and preserved till the end. When all light is gone and the sun sets its final course deep below the earth, asleep but alive, still shining somewhere out in the dark, this day will live on and these precious seconds out here in uncharted waters will keep our hearts warm and our souls alive with the burning fire for ...
Splendor
... apt. Our pension is a kilometer away from the old town around the curve of the bay, giving us brilliant views of it with the amazing granite mountains looming above. Albania is a fantastically beautiful country which I absolutely love, but there's something qualitatively different about the beauty of Montenegro (or that of it which we've seen...most of the coast was seen at night).
Kotor old town itself is also fantastically beautiful: small, but with a wealth of ...
Lets call this one "The Climb"
... it is cheaper for me to drive. Also, they drive on the left side of the road, where as I and everyone else in the world drives on the right. Naturally, I became the sole driver. So we drove. At first it was great fun. The three of us in a Mercedes doing "guerrilla photography" as they termed it, quick shots out the window. The roads were narrow, but nothing that caution couldn’t take care of.
And then we went up through the mountains. We ...