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Height | 8 Inches |
Length | 4.5 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | June 2016 |
Weight | 0.84657508608 Pounds |
Width | 0.84 Inches |
I solo traveled through the Balkans quite a bit, and you're going to love it!
When you're in Slovenia, Ljubljana is a great base for day trips. If you have the time, I would highly recommend renting a car and checking out the following places:
If you rent a car, you can easily do a couple of these in a day.
For Croatia, I would try to hit up:
Split and Dubrovnik and really beautiful places, but in my opinion they have been ruined by the number of tourists, esp. Dubrovnik. Holy shit number of people in Dubrovnik. You can barely move in that city. Don't get me wrong, it's stupidly cool to walk around the city wall and 'see' kings landing, but it's not really worth it in my opinion. Not to mention that Dubrovnik was easily the most expensive Croatian city that i went to. I would say that I had this conversation with about a dozen people in my hostel, and almost all of them agreed with this. If you have limited time, I'd honestly give Dubrovnik a pass (it is a great launching point to go to Mostar and Kotor, though). Split is better, and I really enjoyed the old palace. Didn't go to Zadar.
If you're trying to hit up an island and have a unique experience, try couchsurfing at Hvar with this guy. You'll be 'camping' at this private beach with other CSers, and it's incredibly cool.
For B&H:
If you're going to be near Dubrovnik anyway, I'd highly recommend:
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Good luck, have fun, and let me know if you have any questions!