Leaving Montenegro

We enjoyed our time in Montenegro with its spectacular scenery, mostly friendly people, interesting history and delicious Mediterranean cuisine. However, as I complained about in previous posts, the cruise ship crowds were quite intense, which added some stress to our visit. I never wanted my blog to include complaining or to be used as a... Continue Reading →

Kotor Cable Car and Churches, Montenegro

For some magnificent views, take the Kotor-Lovćen Cable Car to the top of Lovćen Mountain which is also a national park. The 11 minute ride offers spectacular views of the mountains, Kotor Bay and beyond as you climb 4265 feet (1300 meters) up the mountain. It’s very steep! You’ll notice this WWII bunker along the... Continue Reading →

Arriving in Kotor, Montenegro

Nestled next to the stunning Adriatic Sea, the medieval, UNESCO protected city of Kotor reminded us of Dubrovnik, Croatia. With its narrow, twisted, cobbled alleys, Venetian architecture and ancient churches, you’ll feel as though there might be an armored knight on horseback around the next corner. St. Tryphon Cathedral It’s not clear exactly when the... Continue Reading →

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