Villa Maki Tivat
Radovici nn Tivat, 85320, Serbia and Montenegro
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Kotor, c'est fort!
... La montée a cependant valu le coup et les vues de la baie de Kotor étaient tout simplement saissantes. En après-midi, nous sommes descendus un peu plus au sud visiter deux autres villes, Sveti Stefan et Budva. La première est une île coupée du reste du monde et seulement accessible de façon piétonnière, style Mont Saint-Michel. Malheureusement, l'île a été privatisée dernièrement et il est impossible d'y entrer, à moins de résider à l'hôtel sur l'île ou ...
Day 291 - Majestic Montenegro
... sun and gave way to the deep azure sea the farther your eye stretched, until finally blending seamlessly into the horizon, merging earth and sky into one hazy blue line. Our driver was kind enough to stop along the way to give us jaw dropping views of island cities, lush rolling mountains and the mesmerizing depths of the great open bay. Before we knew it, we had arrived at Kotor, an ancient Ottoman city walled in by massive ...
Visiting the historical capital
... the name, maybe Hagar?) that was named from the Hagar the Horrible cartoon. We were hoping for some “authentic” Montenegro food, but the cheap lunch special was chicken schnitzel with soup, so we had chicken schnitzel with soup. It felt like we were back in Germany or Poland. The meal was tasty though, and it was a welcome treat to sit inside with air conditioning for an hour.
After lunch we walked around ...
A hiccup in time
... had got a little confusing at this point. Walk down a big hill...down a path...for 15 minutes to a ferry? There was a plethora of paths heading in several direcitons, so I forced to problem solve on my own. I was greeting again when I exited the bus by old ladies looking to rent apartments. Again I turned them down. This one lady spoke me to me in broken english as was my first true taste of the people in Montenegro. She asked me where I ...
Witches in Montenegro
Montenegro is beautiful country. Through most of its history it has been "off the map." The countryside is rugged, and in general the terrain is similar to Scandinavian Fjords: High mountains ending right at the sea line. Nestled along these coasts are a series of small towns built at the foothills.
The people here, I have found, are generally very laid back, and enjoy living a ...



