We took a quick jaunt down to Neighboring Montenegro's Bay of Kotor, which is a
World Heritage site.
The trip involved a long drive around a Fjord dominated by Tito-era construction. It became apparent that the Montenegrins are not as prosperous as the Croatians (but more so than the Bosnians).
While the Fjord itself was beautiful - it was the town of Kotor itself that was the highlight of the trip. The wall here rivals that at Ston.
Besides how striking the city of Kotor was - I do not have much to say about Montenegro except that it's not cheap. It is worth a day trip from Dubrovnik.
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SGK Enjoying an Espresso in Perast on the bay of Kotor |
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Tall ship on The Bay Of Kotor |
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Mill site just outside the walls of Kotor. Note that the wall continues up the mountain in the background. |
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