Dubrovnik truly is a gem! Your video perfectly captures the essence of this breathtaking seaside town. Thanks for taking us on this virtual journey filled with stunning views and rich history.
I love Dubrovnik! I was there in the 80's with my parents! I loved it so much and was so sad when they had the war in the 90's. But glad they rebuild it . Lot of interesting info about the bus!
Dubrovnik is really very beautiful. We have seen lots of videos. Its full of history, architecture and amazing weather. Your tip for the bus is useful and totally worth it to take this scenic ride. Your apartment is nice too and the views are totally mesmerizing,
These building and ancient architecture from Croatia look very cool. The spicy sausage roll looked delicious too. The buza bar looks like a great place to see out the day.
Good tips about the bus. What a beautiful bus ride very scenic. Nice loft apartment good price Gradac Park has beautiful vistas I agree. Love the old town Stunning place added to my bucket list
That bus situation would have given me some serious stress with only 10 minutes to catch the bus! Old Town and the Fortress were beautiful. Loved the scenery by the water - so lovely. So nice they left a liqueur to welcome you!
Your bus ride to the seaside town of Dubrovnik was amazing; the landscapes and fortress-like structures along the way are jaw-dropping! Thanks for the tip on getting bus tickets and also keeping small change when visiting these places in Europe. It's a must to include Dubrovnik in my bucket list. Two thumbs up!
I love the lighter buildings. Feels inviting and you can’t go wrong with the sea as a backdrop. I appreciate you including the historical context. That’s the beauty of travel. Always finding new experiences even in the same location. Great share friend.
I agree with you! That is such a beautiful ride in and out of Dubrovnik! This brings back memories. I remember walking out to that dock area which leads to outside of the walls. Such great scenery there. And going in the off season is the way to go even though the airport was half functioning lol. But at least it isn’t overcrowded with people on the wall in off season.
You should visit the northern Europe, like Prague, Bruxelles, Budapest and my all time favorite Vienna, for me it's the most beautiful City in Europe ❤
Hello Benjamin! I've been watching your videos for a while and I'm a big fan and I have always had the same question in mind n I decided to finally ask you 😂 how do you finance your trips? Like since you don't seem to have a job 🤔 do you work from home? Or is it your savings I'm just genuinely curious cuz I wish I could travel the world one day but for now Imma stick to my 9-5 job and try to save some money ( I just moved to Athens btw haha and I work in a company in the capital)
So what I do is basically work seasonally. I'll work the summers. About 4-6 months. Like hard everyday picking up serving or bartending shifts. Save up the money and travel for 2 months. That's where I film everything. The content you see slowly becomes something I filmed months in the past. Honestly it's not the way I like to do it. But, until the channel starts to fully pay for itself then I have to do it this way. I do work at high end restaurants in Maine or Texas so when I am working I'm making quite a bit and my bills overhead is relatively low.
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon ohh I see! Have you thought about creating a travel blog? My friend is a UA-camr n traveler just like you and she started documenting her travels in a blog and put ads on it and now she makes money off of it, it's not a fortune, around 400$ per month but it's still very good I know in a year or two it's gonna triple
Dubrovnik truly is a gem! Your video perfectly captures the essence of this breathtaking seaside town. Thanks for taking us on this virtual journey filled with stunning views and rich history.
You are most welcome
Dubrovnik looks absolutely quaint and charming and a wonderful place to explore.
Indeed it is
I love Dubrovnik! I was there in the 80's with my parents!
I loved it so much and was so sad when they had the war in the 90's.
But glad they rebuild it .
Lot of interesting info about the bus!
I would love to see what the vibe was like back then.
Dubrovnik is really very beautiful. We have seen lots of videos. Its full of history, architecture and amazing weather. Your tip for the bus is useful and totally worth it to take this scenic ride. Your apartment is nice too and the views are totally mesmerizing,
The apartment for a solo traveler was perfect
These building and ancient architecture from Croatia look very cool. The spicy sausage roll looked delicious too. The buza bar looks like a great place to see out the day.
Buza bar is my favorite spot in DUBROVNIK
A cool looking city, peaceful and quiet. I love it. 😊
Wait for the next one
Good tips about the bus.
What a beautiful bus ride very scenic.
Nice loft apartment good price
Gradac Park has beautiful vistas I agree.
Love the old town
Stunning place added to my bucket list
Oh you'll love it.
That bus situation would have given me some serious stress with only 10 minutes to catch the bus! Old Town and the Fortress were beautiful. Loved the scenery by the water - so lovely. So nice they left a liqueur to welcome you!
I just didn't know going into it. I'm better informed now about the situation at Kotor
@AdventuresOfATravelingDon yes and we are all as well, thanks to you!! Glad you didn't miss the bus.
Your bus ride to the seaside town of Dubrovnik was amazing; the landscapes and fortress-like structures along the way are jaw-dropping! Thanks for the tip on getting bus tickets and also keeping small change when visiting these places in Europe. It's a must to include Dubrovnik in my bucket list. Two thumbs up!
Dude you will not be disappointed
I love the lighter buildings. Feels inviting and you can’t go wrong with the sea as a backdrop. I appreciate you including the historical context. That’s the beauty of travel. Always finding new experiences even in the same location. Great share friend.
Thanks ladies. Glad you enjoyed it.
Lovely town! I'd love if you'll pass through my city Osijek in Croatia! ❤
I will put that on my list for my next Croatia trip.
Dubrovnik looks like a gorgeous place to visit. The Park was lovely. Wow, the bus. But great views on he ride. Great tour
Thanks
I agree with you! That is such a beautiful ride in and out of Dubrovnik! This brings back memories. I remember walking out to that dock area which leads to outside of the walls. Such great scenery there. And going in the off season is the way to go even though the airport was half functioning lol. But at least it isn’t overcrowded with people on the wall in off season.
See I never went outside the dock walls my first time there. That was a fun new experience for me.
Dubrovnik looks so beautiful! 😄
It is absolutely gorgeous
You should visit the northern Europe, like Prague, Bruxelles, Budapest and my all time favorite Vienna, for me it's the most beautiful City in Europe ❤
I haven't been to Bruxelles but, I have done Prague, Budapest and Vienna. I love all three of those cities. Prague is my personal favorite.
Hello Benjamin! I've been watching your videos for a while and I'm a big fan and I have always had the same question in mind n I decided to finally ask you 😂 how do you finance your trips? Like since you don't seem to have a job 🤔 do you work from home? Or is it your savings I'm just genuinely curious cuz I wish I could travel the world one day but for now Imma stick to my 9-5 job and try to save some money ( I just moved to Athens btw haha and I work in a company in the capital)
So what I do is basically work seasonally. I'll work the summers. About 4-6 months. Like hard everyday picking up serving or bartending shifts. Save up the money and travel for 2 months. That's where I film everything. The content you see slowly becomes something I filmed months in the past. Honestly it's not the way I like to do it. But, until the channel starts to fully pay for itself then I have to do it this way. I do work at high end restaurants in Maine or Texas so when I am working I'm making quite a bit and my bills overhead is relatively low.
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon ohh I see! Have you thought about creating a travel blog? My friend is a UA-camr n traveler just like you and she started documenting her travels in a blog and put ads on it and now she makes money off of it, it's not a fortune, around 400$ per month but it's still very good I know in a year or two it's gonna triple
@@Neptune_rs I'm thinking about starting one this summer since I have more time this summer to expand my reach.