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This time, on the 7th day of our trip to Albania, we finally left Croatia for Montenegro and rolled around the Kotor Bay, where we could chill at its coast and check many different viewpoints at different times of the day on its insane beauty. Which viewpoint is the best? Fort Gorazda, Kotor Serpentines or the Lovcen mountain range highest peak – Stirovnik? Let’s see!

The 6th day of our travel to Albania was a busy piece of trip and ended our transit along Croatia! From the Neretva River wetlands and trough Dubrovnik, we moved to ex-military base at Prevlaka peninsula, right at the Montenegro border, along the way paying a visit to less touristy, but still worth seeing spots – the town that stinks, the bay, where hotels are dead and the southernmost Croatia fo…

After getting off the Adriatic Highway track for a bit for exploring the inland Croatia, on the 5th day of our trip to Albania we were heading back to the Adriatic Sea and to the Bosnian border. But not just by the shortest path, but by the more interesting one, which led through the Cetina River canyon, the Biokovo Nature Park, Makarska Riviera and which in the end of the day let us land on anot…

Usually when people hear Croatia they think of the beautiful beaches with mostly pebbly shores and surrounding them mountains. Somehow everyone forgets the inland Croatia and lots of its, maybe not so full of tourists, but still worth seeing spots. So on the 4th day of our trip we left the sandy beaches of the Pag Island and got back to seddle to see some new places far off the sea.

After 2 days long transit through Czechia and Austria to central Croatia, we were finally heading to the Adriatic Highway across the Mala Kapela and Velebit mountains to find our first wild camping by the Adriatic Sea. This were almost 370 km of boiling hot, but enjoyable ride rich in picturesque views.