19/06/2026
The last week (or really 10 days… but who’s counting?) was pretty chill.
For 4 of them, I was in an all day course online which meant we had some easy mornings which included walks along the water, and then nice lunches (a few along the water). I then was on my course from 4-11pm daily with a break in the middle where we went walking the old town and the walls.
The other days were work heavy days (trying to get some things prepped so I can take some real time off over the next couple of weeks!). So that included content creation, admin work, and clients and groups. We tried to get a couple of nice lunches in here and there, and a couple of dinners. Old town Kotor is so nice in the evening - fewer crowds, live music, romantic lighting (truly), so if I finished early, we headed out. But some work days were longer than others so we just stayed in.
Sandwiched in between my course and work weeks was Rob’s birthday!
We rented a car (sadly the one we had rented and he was excited for was “in an accident” the night before, so we had to take the only car they had left.).
We decided to book for a night at a cute boutique hotel in Herceg-Novi right on the water - about an hour from Kotor.
The hotel was super cute and had a small little beach club which we parked ourselves on the super comfie loungers, swam in the relatively warmish waters, and talked about our life plans and dreams. We’ve done a lot of that on this trip 😍
For dinner we went to Portonovi (a short 10 min drive from the hotel) and had our first sushi meal since we’ve been away (😳)- and it was amazing! (NOA Portonovi). Perfect meal for a birthday celebration.
Overall, Montenegro has been spectacular. Considering I had never heard of it, had never placed it on my bucket list, I’m so happy we got to spend 3.5 weeks there!
We are on our last leg… heading to Sicily to wrap up this adventure!
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