Calipso.

The three of us woke up prepared a quick breakfast, and then headed to the bus station. We boarded the bus to Budva, Montenegro and were on our way. The whole bus routine has become quite normal, though  I do miss our other travelling companions.  After getting stamps of departure from Croatia and then a stamp of entrance to Montenegro we waved good bye to Croatia, and were ready to see more of the Balkans.

Upon arrival we found a taxi and then checked into our apartment. Travelling is exhausting so we took a small nap and then headed down to the beach area to scope out the area and find dinner. To my delight the ice cream vendors on the beach had my favorite ice cream, that I had only seen before in Serbia the Calipso.

We ate dinner then relaxed for the evening. Gabi and Ben went exploring further, but I headed to bed  early.

The next day we slept in, and then began to do serious work on our papers. But in all honesty who wants to be writing an essay when the Adriatic Sea is just a three minute walk away. In late afternoon, Gabi and I headed to the beach. Although these beaches did have more of a sand texture as opposed to concrete blocks, they were dirty, and reminded me of the beaches back in Connecticut.

Tomorrow we are off to Tirana, Albania. Hopefully we will be able to meet up with Gino a fellow student who was on the dialogue with us.