Kotor, Lovčen, Budva, Sv.Stefan, Črna Gora

Po fantastičnih dneh, preživetih v Boki Kotorski in zadnjem večeru v praktično praznem Kotorju je bil čas, da odidemo naprej. Kotor je bil ob našem večernem obisku prazen in kar grozljivo je bilo gledati vse tiste prazne mize, zaprte trgovine. Mesto je zanimivo, lep je predvsem razgled s poti, ki se počasi vzpenja nad mestom a vseeno bi bil naša prva izbira v Boki Kotorski mestece Perast. Najboljša stvar Kotorja pa je bil zagotovo kamp Kaščelan in njegova ultrasimpatična lastnica. Ob prihodu spet slivovica, potem domač štrudelj, zvečer pa nas je presenetila kar s polnim krožnikom domačega pršuta in sira. 🙂 Domačini v Črni gori so res nekaj posebnega. 🙂 Po Kotorju smo najprej zavili na Lovčen, potem pa počasi odvijugali proti jugu. Južna obala niti ni bila v našem planu, tudi vreme ni sodelovalo, zato smo Sveti Stefan, Budvo in ostala obmorska mesta pogledali le z razglednih točk ob glavni cesti. Pri Sv. Stefanu pa smo spet zavili v notranjost in proti naši naslednji destinaciji – Skadarskemu jezeru.

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After fantastic days spent in the Bay of Kotor and the last evening in practically empty Kotor, it was time to move on. Kotor was empty at the time of our evening visit and it was horrible to look at all those empty tables, closed shops. The town is interesting, especially the view from the path, which slowly climbs over the town, but our first choice in the Bay of Kotor would be the town of Perast. The best thing about Kotor was the campsite Kaščelan, that we stayed in. The campsite is basic, but the lady, the owner is truly something special. So friendly, so kind and we felt like we are visiting our grandmother. 🙂 After Kotor, we first turned to Lovčen, and then slowly turned south. The south coast was not even in our plan, the weather did not cooperate, so we looked at Sveti Stefan, Budva and other seaside towns only from viewpoints along the main road. At St. We turned inland again towards Stefan and towards our next destination – Skadar Lake.