We hit the road nice and early for our drive from Zadar to
Kotor, Montenegro so that we could stop along the way.
Our first stop was in Split, Croatia. Split is a wonderful city spread along the
Adriatic Coast with the old fortified wall still standing. We weaved our way through the streets and
alley ways enjoying the old buildings, cathedrals and market stalls. Leo and I especially liked the fish market,
looking at all the unusual fish and trying to decide if some on them were
snakes. We dropped Filip off here to catch a plane back to Prague.
We passed lots of wonderful scenery. In the photo of the blue border crossing was
the Bosnia border control. We only had a
20 minute drive through this part which was luscious and cultivated with lots
of fruit and vegetable orchards.
Next was Dubrovink, another amazing city that has a very
distinctive Old Town with massive stone walls that encircle the city with a
castle down on the waters edge. We’ve
never seen Game of Thrones, but this is where much of the filming is done (we
even saw the ‘throne’).
Our GSP also took us along some very narrow coastal roads
once we arrived in Montenegro. We had
to find our way back to the main road, so we could reach our Airbnb apartment which
is along a very narrow, scary road that takes some driving still!
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