This place is the bomb-diggity-shniggity-biggity-pants.There is no way we could write about it so we just created a list of our favorite things …you will have to look at the pictures. -Villa Klaic (pool, terrace overlooking the Adriatic, and awesome host!) - Old City (parts date back to as early as the 7th century) - Villa Banana (HOLY BALCONY…sunsets so nice) -Sea kayaking to 3 islands - Jumping off a 20 m (~65 ft) cliff -ask about sunglasses s...

From Zadar, we take a bus to Split.We use busses in Croatia because it is cheap and also because it is much faster than the train service.But, this time, we booked the hostel in advance, but, you would know about a dozen old ladies surround us the second we stepped of the bus.On the first day we walked through an open market next to the Diocletian Palace and then along the beautiful coast and hiked up Marjan…a mountain that overlooks all of Split.The view w...

We had heard that while in Croatia, you didn't need to book hostels because the locals rent out their rooms to you and greet you at the train/bus/ferry station…in fact, hostel are hard to come by.So we took the chance and didn't book anything ahead of time.We expected old ladies, got none and had to SEACH for a hostel.Zadar in the off season is not a happening place, at all.It may look fantastic on the pages of a magazine but we were there one month too ear...

The train from Budapest to Zagreb (Croatia's capitol) was by far the best we have experienced.We had a ton of space, it was a BEAUTIFUL trip, plus we figured out that you could open up the window and stick your head out of the train!!!It took us forever to find out hostel (but for good reason, there was no sign) but along the way, we were able to see a lot of the city.For starters, there are loads of beautiful parks with loads of trees and flowers, which equals a...

Sorry to do this, but the album for Budapest wont be very exciting.Reason being, our camera dies on the day in which we really went out and explored.What we didn't capture was the day we spent in Buda (Budapest is split into 2 sections by the Danube River: Buda and Pest).We climbed to the top of the hill which protected the Hungarian Hermit Monastery.There were beautiful views all the way up and even from the top where a fort was.Then continued around up there to...