Random jottings of places, people and passtime
Virgin forest, verdant green, lush waterfalls, milky cascades at every turn, pristine pools that change from turquoise to teal to aquamarine, miles and miles of undulating, shaded pathways, salubrious weather with mild and cool breeze to embrace – this is Plitvice Lakes.
Exploring the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, and beyond - Days 5 and 6 Day 5: Another day-out into Montenegro Took a day-trip to Montenegro with a tour company with a small group of 12 people. After a scenic ride along the coast of Bay of Kotor for about an hour, our first stop was a... Continue Reading →
Exploring the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, Days 3 and 4 Day 3: Walled city tour Today was our most-important walled city tour; we joined the crowd at the historic Pile Gate bought the entrance ticket at the small booth near the Onofrio’s Fountain. The nearly two-kilometre long and winding medieval wall with several ups and... Continue Reading →
Exploring the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, Days 1 and 2 Day 1. Arrived Dubrovnik by Croatia Airlines from Zagreb by 4 pm. Checkout and baggage collection took around 30 minutes. Our pre-arranged mini-van with a driver was waiting for us. The airport itself is perched on a mountain top and our excitement started as exit the... Continue Reading →
A day-trip to the outback in Bosnia to Hotel Stanica Ravno After a wonderful but exhausting tour inside the cold and wet Vjetrnica Caves, We were already feeling hungry and Bojo had already planned our lunch at Hotel Stanica Ravno -- a 15 minute drive from the cave and…. we never knew that we were... Continue Reading →
A day trip to Vjetrinica Caves in the outback of Bosnia and Herzegovina During the planning of our Croatian vacation, we were looking at some day trips and something off the beaten track from Dubrovnik. In the middle of plenty of daytrips to Montenegro, Mostar, Budva, Korcula, etc we spotted Vjetrinica Caves. Mr Bojo, the driver/owner of... Continue Reading →
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