Hi,
I'm spending some time in Italy this summer in a study abroad program. I've been there a few times, so having 2 1/2 weeks after the program I decided that I wanted to travel to other areas. I've found a Croatia sailing trip that sounds excellent for a week, and I've always wanted to go to Croatia. However, I'm not sure where to go after that - based on flight prices, etc my options for the 2nd week are (1) stay in Croatia; (2) Prague/Czech Republic; (3) Sicily; or maybe trying to make it to Malta, Sardinia, or Corfu (all a bit more challenging though). Any suggestions? I should note that I am travelling on a budget and on my own (therefore, safety is a factor).
Thanks!!
Posted by
Wodonga, Australia
440 posts
Any of those you have mentioned. Or take the regular ferries which go between Greek islands - not a cruise ship. I think there is a ferry from Croatia to Palermo, or ferry to Bari then take the bus to Messina or on further.
Posted by
Bend, OR, United States
1167 posts
After your sailing trip go inland to Zabreb for a couple of days and then go on to Prague via Slovenia. English is widely spoken in Slovenia and the scenery is great.
Posted by
Denver, CO, USA
1556 posts
A couple of different options that don't involve flying:
- travel south into Montenegro (Kotor, Budva, Ulcinj)
- Travel eastwards to Mostar, Sarajevo and then onto Belgrade
- Travel north as already suggested into Slovenia and from there move onto Austria
Lots of possibilities - look at a map and decide what you want to do. Anything is possible if you are willing to spend either the money or the time or both. I tend to stick to close by areas that are interesting to me. This cuts down on the long long distance travel and in most situations bus/train is far cheaper than flying especially when one factors in the taxes and getting to/from the airports.