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One of the stops I made on the Dubrovnik-Montenegro road trip was at Herceg-Novi, a small town on the Kotor Bay. It has a charming old church, and a nice piazza but I think the best thing about this town is the beach with magical healing mud which has drawn health conscious visitors for centuries. Maybe even millennia. This mythical region was once a Roman province. I’m sure those Romans knew about the mud and it’s rejuvenating properties. Today there is a vast spa complex offering all sorts of beauty and health programs at rock bottom prices. ☆ Click link in profile to read more about this perfect autumn getaway. For detailed information, best prices and help booking the perfect place, contact Travellur. Travellur knows the good spots, the local treasures, and the secret hide-outs hidden in plain view. Like this tiny cove complete with shaded restaurant minutes from the tourist clogged streets of old town Dubrovnik. It’s the perfect place to find respite from the heat and crowds. Plus, you can rent a kayak for a quick and silent retreat. ☆ Click link in profile to read more about this perfect autumn getaway. For detailed information, best prices and help booking the perfect place, contact Travellur. For those of you missing your stairclimber, be sure to visit the 16th century Lovrijenac fortress. You will be rewarded with unmatched views of Dubrovnik and her dramatic defensive walls and the placid Adriatic stretching to the horizon. One of the must see places in Dubrovnik is the Buza bar, literally a hole in the wall. The wall in question is the centuries old and 2 meters thick wall of old Dubrovnik clinging to a sheer cliff face 100 meters over the sea. It’s the best place to watch the sunset or do a end of the day cliff jump. ☆ Check out my stories for the final installment of the Watercolors of Sicily retreat with @anavictoriacalderon a creative retreat inspired by the golden light of Sicily Italy. Do you have a longing to stretch your wings and seek the far horizon? Where would you want to go for a two week vacation? ☆ If you like castles and faded splendor, check out my stories for some travel inspiration in Sicily Italy. One of the visits we did on the Watercolors of Sicily retreat with @anavictoriana is sure to delight the princess in you. Happy Saturday everyone! Hope you’ve found your own little sweetness of life this weekend. ☆ FYI, continued coverage of the watercolors of Sicily retreat in stories The light around the Kotor bay has a unearthly quality and in the evening the glassy water reflects a pink translucent sky. Click link in profile for more about Montenegro and it’s unique charms. ☆ Meanwhile in stories, the watercolors of Sicily retreat is bearing creative fruits. Here is the afore mentioned Our lady of the Rocks church which enjoys fabulous views of the Kotor Bay. Definitely worth the 7€ boat ride. Finding the sweetness of life doesn’t have to cost a lot. But you need to know where to find it. That’s why I’ve made up a road map to find the slow travel simple pleasures. Click link in profile to read about the Dubrovnik-Montenegro Road trip. ☆ Watch my stories to catch a tour of Ragusa, Sicily a town with 4000 years of history. One of the splendid Baroque towns we are visiting on the on the Watercolors of Sicily retreat. There are no natural islands in the Kotor bay. This one here, legend has it, was built up by local fishermen dropping a rock on the scared spot where a Madonna was miraculously found. Eventually these rocks formed an island and a super picturesque Church was built to house the relic. Discover other great stops in the Dubrovnik-Montenegro Road trip guide, link in profile. ☆ Check out what’s going on at the Watercolors of Sicily retreat in stories. Today we started off with Roman mosaics then visited the baroque town of Noto, one of the several UNESCO sites in the area. Slow travel means staying long enough to explore the sides streets, the back alleys and around the bend. That’s what I was after on on the Dubrovnik-Montenegro Road. Click link in profile for a road map and recommendations for this slow road trip. ☆ Meanwhile in stories; the Watercolors of Sicily retreat is in full swing. Discover the magical confluence of creative pursuit and travel with Travellur.
 
 
 
 
 
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