ドブロブニク1日目 / 東欧5カ国周遊！ユーゴスラビア圏への旅！ブルガリア、セルビア、ボスニア、クロアチア、ハンガリーを巡る

From Sarajevo to Dubrovnik. A bus journey across the border. A spectacular view of the Adriatic Sea awaited me. On May 1st, May Day, I traveled from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina to Dubrovnik, Croatia. The tram service was unusual from the morning; the lines I wanted to take, numbers 1 and 2, weren't running, and the information on Google Maps didn't match. After confirming with the driver, I boarded tram number 5, which was going near the bus terminal, and began my journey by trial and error. At the Sarajevo bus terminal, you pay a 2-mark station usage fee to enter the platform and receive a barcode. I was worried whether the bus I had booked online would actually show up, but I successfully met up at the designated platform 13. The bus had power outlets next to the seats, and the journey itself was relatively comfortable. When crossing the border into Croatia, I anticipated delays due to the recently introduced EES (Entry-Exit System), but the process was smooth, requiring only a passport presentation and a photo. I arrived at Dubrovnik's bus terminal about two hours later than scheduled, and from there, I took a €2.50 public bus (contactless credit card payment available) to the Pile Gate, the entrance to the Old Town. My accommodation was the City Wall Hostel, located in the Old Town. It was a dormitory room costing around 10,000 yen per night, but the attic room I was assigned offered a fantastic view of the city walls and the Adriatic Sea. Walking around the city, I noticed that many souvenir shops and supermarkets were closed due to Labor Day, but tourist-oriented restaurants were open. A hamburger on the main street cost around €18, which is tourist pricing, but considering current prices, it didn't seem excessively inflated. At a bar perched on a cliff, people were enjoying drinks while gazing at the sea from outside the railing, creating a unique and liberating atmosphere typical of Dubrovnik. The temperature was 17 degrees Celsius, and the sea breeze made it a little chilly, but the cityscape illuminated by moonlight at night was incredibly beautiful, making this stay a significant milestone in my journey south through the Balkan Peninsula. #Sarajevo #Dubrovnik #CroatiaTravel #BusTrip #BalkanPeninsula #OldTown #OverseasTravel #SoloTravel #MayDay #AdriaticSea --- Hello, this is kurakurakurarin! Thank you for watching the video. I widely share information about vintage clothing stores across Japan, vintage clothing repair, vintage clothing, Dr. Martens, and more on my blog and Instagram. Born in Tokyo / Graduated from Tokyo University of Agriculture, Department of Landscape Architecture / Loves vintage clothing / Former employee of a famous overseas travel guidebook publisher / Collects vintage soccer jerseys / Wrote an article introducing Umbro tags by era / JICA Overseas Cooperation Volunteer (Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteer), dispatched to the Chuuk State Government Tourism Board, Federated States of Micronesia, 2018 first batch / Over 400 dives / Award-winning photographs of shipwreck diving / Traveled to over 60 countries / Visits vintage clothing stores all over the world / Used to play bass in a band / Airbnb experience English guide I'm running a Shimokitazawa vintage clothing store tour / My favorite bands are The Blue Hearts, The Michelle Gun Elephant, and 50 Kaiten's / I primarily use ANA miles and my main credit card is an MBA / I've had LASIK surgery and can offer discounts and referrals / I've had full-body hair removal / I like Islay whiskey / My favorite beers are Guinness and India Pale Ale / I love miscellaneous goods, vintage clothing, and shoes, and I tend to keep a lot of things / I have a Level 2 World Heritage Site Certification / I'm a Hong Kong Tourism Specialist / I have a Level 2 Color Coordination Certification / My favorite gemstone is opal / Google Maps Local Guide Level 10 I offer vintage soccer uniform rentals and costume rentals. Please feel free to inquire. https://www.kurakurakurarin.com/entry... I co-authored and published a travel essay ebook, "The World's Guide to Serious Adventures"! It's only 100 yen, so please check it out if you have some free time. https://af.moshimo.com/af/c/click?a_i... Blog https://www.kurakurakurarin.com/ Instagram   / kurakurakurarin   Kurarin Store Selling goods including photos taken in Chuuk State, Federated States of Micronesia https://kurakurarin.theshop.jp/ Please subscribe and like!    / @kurakurakurarin