A short conversational travel vlog by Nate Buchanan documenting the last day of a sailboat trip in Kotor, Montenegro. The group hikes up the Kotor fortress (notes an admission fee of about €3, a siesta closure, and a brief snake encounter), reaches the top but runs into a full camera card, watches the sunset from the boat, has dinner, and prepares for an early-morning departure to the capital.
Me. Oh.
The sun finally came out today. It has been the most beautiful morning. Laying out on our deck of our sailboat, which is how I pictured this whole week being. Unfortunately, today is the only day and it's our last day.
Now we're heading back to our favorite restaurant. And then later this afternoon we have haircuts on the agenda. Exploring the old town and maybe climbing a mountain. And we're back for the third time.
The clouds are starting to roll in, so the first thing we're doing is hiking to the top of this moun.
Walk up the wall. Now then, are they closed?
They open up again at 5. Business Negro.
They have siestas. So they said to me yesterday. It's nice how.
Climbing to the top of this fortress was only going to cost us €3 a piece. Unlike the 15 in Dubrovnik. They even gave us a group discount, €2 each. This is what we're currently hiking.
Me.
There's our boat.
I have no clue.
Seems a little dangerous.
It smells like people use the bathroom in here. Snake. What's up little guy?
What'd you say?
Did you see this snake?
Where?
Down here.
Is it alive?
Yeah.
Of course I didn't.
I'm touching it with a piece of grass and he doesn't even care.
Oh, you scared him.
Dang it.
Having flashbacks of Everest hiking in the back behind everybody else. Sorry. I think it's my fault for stopping so many times with the camera.
I haven't stopped.
So pretty behind us right now. I feel like this floor is going to collapse in at any moment.
Just exposed rebar.
We made it to the top.
How was the height? Great. 15 minutes a breeze.
This was the warm up. And now we start up there.
We just have to cross that now, Kara.
No thanks.
The card on the camera literally filled up as soon as we did the. We made it to the top. So now we're heading back down with no camera. Just Kara stuff.
Here we go.
The way down is my favorite way.
1350.
Stairs that we just went up.
Now I feel like I can eat a bigger dinner. Here comes the sun.
Bye bye. Sunshine.
Sure does set fast.
I had the camera precariously perched right here on the end of the boat. Could have lost it.
We made it back from the hike. Got a new memory card put in. Watched the sunset from the boat and now we're going to grab some dinner.
Oh, look out.
This fancy.
Karen and I are waking up at like 4:30 tomorrow morning to get a taxi to the capital of Montenegro. So tonight is when we're saying goodbye to everybody. We are officially party place with our restaurants.
We're really sad about it. How sad are y'? All?
Very sad.
Chad is sad. I'm upset about the whole thing. How do you feel, Joe? I can't even look at y'.
All.
What about you, Marky Mark?
I'm eating my emotions.
Glad we're all.
Jell and Marcus. Eat some extra Italian food for us, Charlie. Don't freeze to death in Albania.
I won't. I'll make sure I eat for everyone.
Good luck carrying your rolly suitcase through the Alps.
I'll continue to practice my Strayer accent.
Australia. I don't think you have been practicing.
Australia.
You told me it was Straya. Straya. Stray.
Australia. Australia. That's it.
Nailed it.
What a relaxing atmosphere.
What are you doing, Marcus?
I'm leaving a lovely review for the.
Restaurant we just had dinner at. And as I discovered, there were 51 star reviews for the same place saying it was terrible.
Solid choice for tonight's dinner.
It's a good choice.
It was more about the vibe and the friends.
I'm the free one.
Free one?
