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Would you ever consider relocating to Montenegro permanently? If not why not?

Istanbul is an amazing city but definitely affording these tourist traps would make your trip allot smoother for sure. Please comment if you have experience any other scams or tourist traps we need to know about.

Didn’t I was going to have this much fun in Malaysia! So much fun I might move there 😅

Cold and dry visit Mexico and live the real experience

Italy is always so lovely. Didn’t know Tuscany had beaches. My favourite region in Italy!

Мне жить не где 😢

Hope the cats are treated well at least, it's still a hard life for any poor stray.

What an absolutely stunning city divided between Europe and Asia. A city you must see at least once in your life.

Wow I’ve never seen to many cats in one city in my life. But getting to know more and doing some research it makes sense. Cats are part of the alore of this beautiful city. Have you been to Istanbul ?

You need to see Grebaye Valey. The vieuw from Volusnica. One of the best vieuw in the World. Its a part of Prokletije national park

Definitely watch this all the way through, cause if you’re going to Istanbul city for the first time, this will save you so much time. I toke me like 4 hours to get from airport to my hotel. Never again will I do that option again. Here’s some options for you. Hope this helps!

This city though. So magical when it’s not raining. Unfortunately it rained half the time haha. What’s it like in the summer ?

Re Booking Strategy: I want an KL apartment for 2 months, Dec,7-> Feb 3. But...is it smarter to book for three nights, scope out the complex and the unit first, and then negotiate, in person, to extend. Correct? Or if not, why not? What about dispensing with a booking altogether? I gather that these towers are generally 1/3 vacant anyway, so just show up, and see what they got... Good idea or a bad one?

This absolutely beautiful city of two half’s, one European one Asian. The food great, nightlife is fun and lots to see and do. There’s even loads of cats if you’re a cat person hahaha

Prices are hell all year, do not come thinking off season will be different, off season they will just be closed. People here have a dollar sign in the front head

Hahaha. He have not so much knowledge about specific things but his points are all correct. He got a very accurate review. Expensive, crazy car stuck, small roads, people drive like crazy, people not so friendly like many other countries

It's ok to come in June. But early September is the best. April and May is OK, but the water will probably be pretty cold for swimming... Unless you are a Russian, in which case you might swim in December as well. But that's neither here nor there. Definitely avoid July and especially August. Even early July you can still have OK time. As far as prices, not sure what you are referring to, cause it's definitely cheaper than Croatia or any Western Country. As an expat Montenegro is still very cheap. Not sure for how much longer, since it's working on joining EU. Once that happens, the prices will really go up. So at least 2-3 more years it will remain relatively cheap. Never paid for 2 scoops of ice cream in Montenegro more than 3 euros! So again, not sure where you buyin this golden ice cream. But it's true, July-August the prices are higher. Not 6 euro 2 ice cream scoops higher, but again, 3 euros instead of usual 2 euros for 2 scoops.

and plaese no say montengro its expensiv only budva abd arount its expensive another city its better im life in city bar and for me eat and trinks not expensive its normal you go budva and perez thats not montenegro alone go norht its better price in bar you go restoraunt pizza price 10 or 15 euro and water 1.50 euro

you not ride budva its expensive another city im montenegro man im life in bar when you trink coffe in bar you pay 2 .50 in budva you pay 7.50 normal budva its hot spot for summer time

Lisbon is more chill, Madrid is more bustling. Lisbon is on the seashore, Madrid is inland. Lisbon is more mature (one of the oldest cities in the world), Madrid is more youthful (there's always a party going on somewhere). But overall they are much more alike than they are different and both are awesomely charismatic and charming. The whole Iberian Peninsula is a treat.

I flew into Podgorica,at the end of june, and enjoyed my taxi ride to Kotor. Quite expensive, but absolutely besutiful experience ❤❤

I know this video I might seem like I’m leaning way more to Lisbon but it’s my honest opinion of visiting both places several times and I’m going for an all round experience. Hsve you been, what’d you guys favourite & why?

I love your honest reviews!

Don’t think I’ve seen to many wild cats ever in my entire life in one place lol

Crazy times in Phuket. 😅

The ideal itinerary is 4 days (from london). Day 1 - fly to podgorica. Drive the old road to budva. Stay in budva. Use the rest of day 1 to tour budva old town. Day 2 - drive to Kotor. Day 3 - day trip to dubrovnik fro. Dubrovnik. Avoid the ferry for a nicer drive around the shore. About 2.75 hours. Leave at about 6am and youll be in dubrovnik by 9 the latest. Drive back at night to reach budva by 11pm. Day 4 - if its a late flight, finish off anything you didnt see in budva then head back. In my opinion, the mistake is that people spend more time in dubrovnik and do a day trip to montenegro. I visited in October and it was less busy and still warm. £425 for the 4 days including flight, hotel, car, fuel, food (did not eat much as food was a struggle for me)

My home country!

Algarve in Portugal is amazing but just make sure you avoid these tourist traps. Also experiment on areas to stay in but if you need recommendations of the 2 areas I stayed in then shout me in the messages. Hope the video helps!

Great summer get away spot in Eastern Europe. Definitely would go back.

Did you pay a tourist tax when entering Montenegro by car?, I was told they charge €10 per vehicle.

Tellement beau l’Algarve

This video will prepare you and give you all you need for your trip to Montenegro. If I missed anything please let me know in the comments.

This has to be one of the most beautiful places in all of Europe!

Great tips! Thanks! By any chance did you have to pay a cross border fee when you rented the car in Dubrovnik and drove into Montenegro?

Thanks for the information

If you’re new to Thailand and especially in Bangkok, don’t make these tourist mistakes and you’ll have a fabulous stress free time. Let me know in the comments if I missed anything.

Man blessed to get see some incredible places on this beautiful plan earth we live on. Thailand really does have some beautiful beaches!

This video is very informative. Very good Thanks. Lot more history in Bukarest is not correct. The historical Buda castle and palace complex was built in 1265. Wallachia/ old Romania/ was founded in 1310. Mathias church was built in 1255. Parlament building was built in 1904 the romanian in 1994. Baths, churchs and many more buildings are more older than in Bukarest. Hungary is one of the oldest country in europe 425 years older than Romania. 950 years long was Kingdom of Hungary! 70 years long was Kingdom of Romania. You can see in Parlament building the 1000 years old Holy Crown of Hungary !(Hungarian: Szent Korona,[note 1] Latin: Sacra Corona), also known as the Crown of Saint Stephen, named in honour of Saint Stephen I of Hungary, was the coronation crown used by the Kingdom of Hungary for most of its existence; kings were crowned with it since the twelfth century. The Crown symbolized the King's authority over the Lands of the Hungarian Crown (the Carpathian Basin), and it was a key mark of legitimacy. Through the history of Hungary, more than fifty kings were crowned with it, with the last being Charles I in 1916. The only kings not so crowned were Wladyslaw I,[1] John Sigismund Zápolya, and Joseph II. Or in Bukarest the 140 years old Steel Crown! King Carol I of the Romanians was forged at the Army Arsenal (Arsenalul Armatei) in Bucharest from the steel of a cannon captured by the Romanian Army from the Ottomans during its War of Independence.

Some great insight and tips! Brilliant video and your honesty is invaluable. I am going next April 25 with my wife and 2 teenage boys 14 & 16 so this video has been so helpful. Your comments on night driving made me laugh ( I ain’t doin that shit) albeit a serious subject. Thinking of hiring a car too to see the sights so any further insights on recommended places to go would be good. Keep up tipping too as I’m with you on that 👍🏻 Top man 👊🏻

I mean what can I say about Montenegro, it’s definitely a vibe. Allot more expensive than i thought but I vibe regardless!

Man it was hot and humid in KL, but as long as you’re prepared for it you’ll be fine. And don’t forget to dive into all the amazing foods.

Man ,sorry ….but you are bipolar 😂😢😮😊🎉❤

I would love to visit both .I haven't made it to eastern Europe yet .that will be my next vlogs when I go back to Europe again .thanks for the information tho .

This was a super tough one for me, as I absolutely loved both cities. Hmm what do you guys think, did I pick wrong ? I hate your favourite Eastern European city?

Bucharest is becoming Eastern Europe’s top destination. I’m struggling to come up with 3 better cities. Help me out guys!

Bucharest, most fun and cheapest european city right now?

The number one mistake tourists make in Montenegro, in my opinion is taking a trip to Montenegro. Trap a fart in a blanket and cover your head with it while viewing landfill images on your phone, same effect but less expensive. Have a friend act rude and dismissive towards you nearby for increased immersion.😊

Im from Montenegro, this is true. Our summer traffic is horrendous especially on the coast. Now I visit my family in Boka Bay once a year and they always tell me DO NOT COME FROM MID JULY-SEPTEMBER. This is because we dont really have freeways and highways on the coast, so if you go to Dubrovnik you must first cross Croatia/Montenegro border which can take hours and then if you are going past Boka Bay you must either take ferry (which causes huge traffic jam and you can wait for hours) or go around the bay. I would always suggest to go around the bay because you get to see 2 Montenegrin gems, towns of Perast and Kotor which are must see in Montenegro! But I will give you local tip 😉 there is a "secret" border between Croatia and Montenegro, known to only locals. It's called - Kobila (on peninsula called Prevlaka) It's between towns of Dubrovnik and Herceg Novi, and its not on the Jadranska street that everyone goes to. You can put in google maps "Border crossing Kobila", you gonna wait 0 minutes on this border, it's unlike anything you've ever seen, 2 border officers play cards and chill on this border. We, locals use this border in summer. Takes about 20-30 min longer to get to this border but since there is no cars and no wait you will get in Montenegro faster. But I agree with you, it's better to go to Tivat 100%, you will avoid border and ferry, it will definietly save time. Hope you had a good time in Montenegro :)

I was planning to go to Montenegro next summer, untill I saw this video 😏 Now I'm doubting so much cause I don't wanna be stucked in the traffic all the time and thought it was a cheap, less known country to visit.... Thanks for the tips, I am confused right now 🤔

Hmm yeah think need to do another video with a voice over, but it’s ac close one, but for all round I would go with Bangkok.