親子旅遊 今日: 43|主題: 160895

Below is the Eastern Europe portion of my Europe trip last year. Other than renting a car for a day to visit the limestone caves in Slovenia, I travelled by train, bus, taxi, and tour coaches.

22/7/13

Train: Hanover->Munich->Ljubljana->Rakek, arrive at about 8pm, dinner at Furman Guest House

23/7/13

Pick up rental car and visited Skokjan Caves, Predjama Castle and Postojna Cave

24/7/13

Train: 10:19am Rakek->Ljubljana (52 min), sightseeing in Ljubljana, train: 18:35 pm, Ljubljana-Zagreb (2 hr 20 min)

25/7/13

Sightseeing in Zagreb, bus: 4pm, Zagreb-Slunj (slightly under 2 hr)

26/7/13

Bus: 7:30am
Slunj-> Plitvice N.P. (about 40 min), get off at entrance 2 and took course H (about 6 hours), bus: around 4:30pm, Plitvice-Slunj, visited Rastoke

27/7/13

Bus: 7:30am
Slunj-> Bihac (via Plitvice N.P.) (about 1 hr 30 min), visit Bihac, bus: 2:30pm, Bihac -> Jajce (slightly under 3 hrs), sightseeing at Jajce

28/7/13

Bus: 10:20am, Jaice->Travnik (about 1.5 hr), sightseeing at Travnik, bus: 3:45pm, Travnik->Sarajevo (about 1.5 hr)

29/7/13

Joined Haris Youth Hostel City tour, 10am-4pm, bus: 6pm, Sarajevo -> Mostar (about 2 hr 20 min)

Haris Youth Hostel City Tour, cost €21 per adult (http://www.hyh.ba/en/index)

10:00 Depart HYH Tourist Agency. Visit various sites as detailed below.

15:00 Traditional Bosnian lunch in the Old Town

15:30 Continue tour by visiting the Latin Bridge, City Hall and Spite House.

16:00 Tour ends in the Old Town

About the Sarajevo City Tour:

Fast becoming one of the best-known tours of the region, our city tour will take you to some of Sarajevo's most interesting sites. You will see: the Tunnel Museum, the Olympic Bobsled track, a panoramic view of the city, the Olympic Museum, Svrzo's House (a traditional Bosnian House), Sniper Alley, the Latin Bridge (assassination point of Archduke Ferdinand), City Hall, Spite House and the Ottoman Old Town. There will be a traditional Bosnian lunch, which is NOT included in the price.

You can also consider Sarajevo Funky Tours: http://www.sarajevofunkytours.com/

30/7/13

Took Herzegovina tour by iHOUSE Tour, http://www.ihouse-mostar.com/, private car for my family of 4 (10-4), sightseeing in Mostar after tour

iHOUSE Travel, 10-4pm, Cost: €30 per adult (at least 4 persons, more expensive for 2 people)

Departure from Mostar, visit Dervish's House in Blagaj, Monastry of Žitomislići, the medieval city of Počitelj, Kravice Waterfalls and lunch, Medugorje, back to Mostar

31/7/13

11:30am, went by taxi from Mostar to Herceg Novi, stopped at Trvdos (about 20 min) and Trebinje (1 hr 10 min) on the way, arrive Kumbor at around 3:30pm, returned to Herceg Novi for sightseeing after hotel check-in

1/8/13

Joined Trend Travel Montenegro Tour (8am-5:30 pm, 35 euros adult, include. Sandwich lunch)
Kumbor pick up and drop off, Trend Travel Herceg Novi: http://www.trendtravelmontenegro.com/en

Montenegro Tour – Perast, view of Kotor Bay (photo stop), Lovcen National Park, Cetinje

My apartment was in Kumbor, which is a few kms from Herceg Novi, so I took local tour with a Herceg Novi based tour agency, if you stay in Kotor or Budva, you can consider tours by Montenegro Hostel (Budva), website: montenegrohostel.com

2/8/13

Joined Trend Travel Mini Montenegro Tour (8am-5pm, 25 euros adult), Kumbor pick up, leave tour at Herceg Novi, Mini Montenegro Tour – Risan, Kotor, Sveti Stefan (photo stop), Budva

3/8/13

Bus: 9am, Herceg Novi -> Dubrovnik, Buy 24-hr Dubrovnik card and sightseeing at Dubrovnik; walk around atop the city wall in the evening.

4/8/13

Sightseeing in Dubrovnik, take the cable car up the mountain for a panoramic view, visit museums covered by the Dubrovnik card.

5/8/13

Flight Easyjet: 9am, Dubrovnik -> Milan