Dubrovnik Travel Blogs - Page 7

We have now said goodbye to Montenegro and travelled into Croatia. At the moment we are staying in Dubrovnik right in the middle of the old town. It is a fantastic location. We are staying in a most delightful apartment. It is the family home of the owner, and they renovated it 5 years ago and made…

Spent a week on an island of Hvar in Croatia in summer 2006. The sea was unbelievably clear, food was excellent and wines perfect.

I started in Zadar in Croatia, then went to see Krka waterfalls, then I took a ferry from Split to Island of Hvar, than I headed down the country to Brela and I crossed the Croatian border and went to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Then I took a train to capital Sarajevo. The views from a train window were stunning. Then I took an overnights bus to Herceg Novi in Montenegro, then spent a couple of nights in Budva, Petrvac, Ulcnji, went back to Croatia, Zagreb then Zadar and home

Een reis door zuid-oost Europa

This was my first true travelling experience and i blame this experience for my addiction to travelling!

We're in Dalmatia but we haven't seen any of the spotted canines yet, but we did try Dalamatian ham. The jewel of Dalmatia is the walled city of Dubrovnik.  It was heavily shelled during the Balkan conflict but now completely restored. The tourism trade is booming (with cruise…

Well we had a slight change of plans after Budapest and wanted to get to the sun and the beach, so booked a flight from Zagreb, the capital of Croatia to Dubrovnik on the very south of Croatia on the Adriatic Sea across from Italy.  Getting into the Balkans is quite and experience, they have p…

    Well, we made it to Dubrovnik in one piece, and it was definately worth the trip.  It is way better than Split...  :)  In order to get here, we had to cross over a small (maybe 15km) section of Bosnia, and since no one at the ticket counter could tell us if we need…

A weekend on the Dalmatian Coast

Six weeks travelling between krakow in poland and dubrovnik, Croatia. including slovakia, hungary and slovenia

Mljet island is very quit and nature expresses itself on the maximum level. I liked very much the general atmosphere of quietness in the national park and the green of the nature contrasting to the blue of the sea. Swimming in the small island in Veliko lake in front of the Benedictine monastery was a unique experience. Polace and Pomea are two very quite and small villages..

A year long road trip driving from Sydney to Southampton in a BMW X5 checking out progress on the Asian Highway Project and visiting 100 world heritage sites along the way

My boyfriend and I had the best (if extremely tiring) holiday ever travelling through Eastern Europe!

Woke up early and we walked down to the beach, about a 10 minute walk from the room.  Many restaurants and concessions run perpindicular to the beach.  The beach was made of rocks, so sun beds were definitely necessary.  The beds were 20kn each.  The water was fairly clear but p…

We arrived in Dubrovnik and were greeted by a swarm of people advertising rooms. I told the girls to do their thing as they seam to enjoy bargain hunting. We got a nice apartment for 12 euro each right in the old town. Perfect location. I booked my bus to Mostar for the following day and then we ju…