Villa Vidikovac Budva

... smoke until our next shower.<br><br>In our 4 months of traveling over the last year, this was the first time we took a train ride in a real sleeper cabin. It was a tiny room (6&#8217;L x 6&#8217;W x maybe 8&#8217; H) with two triple bunk beds. We had the middle two bunks on each side. Two other men had the bunks below us and no one was on the very top. It was cool because the cabin provides us all sheets, pillows with pillow ...

... I came here I didn&#8217;t even know S. Europe has fjords). To get a good view of it I had to hike up to a castle high on a hilltop, and I paid 2 euro entrance fee so that I could do this hard labor, on this hot and stuffy day. <br><br>Afterward I went back to the hostel to have lunch and stayed there to avoid the heat, re-emerged at 1800 to tour Budva&#8217;s own old town ...

... an extremely large indoor flea market. We walked approximately an hour or two. I tried on several dresses before finally buying myself one; the type I can't recall. Bojana bought herself Serbian brand makeup after which Darko informed us it's time to leave. Shopping was always boring to Darko unless it was for himself and during his stay in the United States Darko, Bojana and I hit many malls in New York and New Jersey such as Willow brook in Wayne, New Jersey. Other ...

... Rat moaned about the noise so we went to a quiet place next door and drank far to many beers and the local rum, whilst I made a fool of myself talking to the staff. Come three o clock we went to Trocadero club, which had no dance floor and played a lot of turkish sounding music - was good, but not really my cup of tea. An enjoyable evening in an enjoyable town. Next day we caught a bus to Kotor, which ...

Over the past ten days we have continued down the Dalmatian coast, stopping on the island of Hvar, the walled city of Dubrovnik, and into Kotor in Montenegro. We have also ditched the tent, leaving it rotting in a Dubrovnik camp site. We made the mistake/ good judgment of accepting private room in Hvar for 24pounds per night. A bed, a balcony, a bathroom! I love the concept of camping , the people, the simplicity, the outdoors, but have grown to hate its core element - living in ...

... not wide enough for 2 vehicles so a lot of maneuvering goes on when cars have to pass. It was not for those who get car sick! We could see the town of Kotor which was our destination from the beginning of the descent but it took about 45 minutes to arrive. The excursion was a lot of sitting but was interesting and a good deal for only 15E. 8/10 It actually rained and stormed overnight so I guess the long streak without rain is over. I walked along the promenade buying new ...

... s problems. Since 1945 America start 200 wars around the world. Only people worse are the Jewish. And the English! They cause all the problems. America is controlled by England." Funny, the English usually joke about it being vice versa. Then, after my replying to his question on where I was going next (i.e. to Ulcinj and then Albania): "Ohh, to your friends! Albanians! The most dangerous people in Europe. Albanians - they'll rob you of anything they can ...

... was okay, no bloody nose this time and he remembered to keep his legs close together and not separated. As he proudly boasted as he made his way back to us. The beauty of traveling in any region that was once a part of the Roman Empire is that you are sure to find history built upon history built upon history. When I was in Dubrovnik I was shocked to discover that the beautiful church I was looking at was built by Ric*************heart. When we ...

... we couldn't really explore much further so we made our way back to the bus station to wait for the next bus back to Budva. 'Station' was a loose term, as we found ourselves standing in a parking lot next to a run down building with no signs whatsoever for the best part of an hour. There were an array of characters here, including a young couple, a beautiful brunette women and a bunch of older men who could have been straight out of the 'Borat' film I'd seen just a week or so ...

... This time, the weather was absolutely fantastic. We hit the O.C. and checked out a morning market, some fountains and a church or two. Then, we went atop the wall that circles the city, and is the highlight of a visit here. The views from atop the wall were incredible, and we took nearly two hours to circle the compact O.C.. Everywhere we looked was another incredible sight, and we snapped tons of photos. We saw some blokes jumping off a lower part of the wall into the water ...