I'm a helium mobile fan. Running both a CBRS radio and indoor WiFi hotspot. I visited a few European countries and here are my results with the International Roaming option ($15).
Venice got some 5G and H+ coverage. 53 MB down, 2MB on a few random speed tests. Croatia got H+ coverage - 4 MB down/2 MB up on speed test. Montenegro - 5G Coverage - 8MB down/11MB up on speed test. Athens, Nafpilion, and Corfu Greece - got 2G/ Edge coverage. Speed tests failed. Useless in all Greek locations and islands visited.
H+ stands for High Speed Packet Access, which is a 3G term. All I really needed data for was for Google Maps and it worked fine in Venice, Croatia, and Montenegro. For Greece I wound up downloading a Sally ESIM. I paid $4.49 for 1GB prepaid data access that was available for 3 days.
Texting seemed to always work fine. Voice worked for all test calls I made to UK, Greece, Australia. Some test calls to US failed (rang 4 times then dropped).
So net net, next time I travel outside of the USA, I will buy the $15 Helium International Roaming plan and always have an ESIM as a plan B.

Hey, I’m going travelling again soon and will be spending a few nights in Croatia as part of my trip and at least a couple of those will be in Dubrovnik.
I’m a huge Game of Thrones fan and will be looking to see as much of the filming locations as possible while there - I was originally planning on doing a tour but they’re fairly expensive compared to the tight daily budget that I’m on. I’ve seen the show many times and read the books so I don’t need scenes etc explained to me, the only thing I’d need to pay a tour guide for is to get me to areas that I otherwise wouldn’t have access to, so I was wondering if it’s possible to essentially go to all the same spots myself without a guide?
Thank you!

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🌎 PS "Where is this flagpole?" Mountaintop covered with many large flat rocks. View of green valley and hills. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/C5zxsUnsO2
🌎 SV "One per Mongolian Aimag #3" https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/NVmphpIEiO
🌎 PS Very large flat area of brown dirt. A white car in the foreground with its door open. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/Se6WVnpfI7
✅SOLVED Auckland Island / Motu Maha PS"Find this remote photosphere." A quiet body of water with vegetation at the shoreline in the foreground of the picture. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/EQKADX7SVq
🌎 PS "Where's the meat?" Pieces of meat hanging from a rack on strings. A city in the distance. 🧩Not Central Asia. 🧩Not part of the former Soviet Union. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/4yb3faOVQ4
✅SOLVED Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan. PS An undulating coastline, a highway, and hills and mountains. 🧩Not South America. 🧩Not the Caspian Sea. 🧩Not the Mediterranean Sea. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/4Z8T4mAtyP
🌎 Where is this remote cemetery? Flat green area with only a few trees. 🧩Not in South America. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/rILmNN3FG5
🌎 PS A walking path leading to some rocky hills with low trees and shrubs and dry grasses in the foreground. 🧩 Europe. 🧩Not Romania but "not that far off". 🧩Not Greece but "somewhere in the general area". https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/SmdgIPsiaa
🌎 Where is this building? Black and white interior (?) of a tall building. 🧩This is a university building. 🧩This is a Dutch-English speaking university. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/iVgQdqhC5G
🌎 PS Brown sand with tracks by a body of water. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/O9GOtxzixQ
PS Small red brick house alone in a grass field near the ocean. 🧩Southern Hemisphere. 🧩Not Argentina. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/3umH5hwgYj
PS View of a city from a tiled public area on a hill. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/nwueFRQkpv
GTC View of a city from the water. 🧩Not Hanoi nor Ho Chi Minh City. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/comments/18zk7r3/gtc/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=2&utm_term=1
PS Titled "Find this now cold photosphere". Shows a river or lake with an unusual bridge made entirely of young tree trunks. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/ZtlANmp3wk
🟪 ONE MCDONALDS PER EVERY U.S. STATE 🟪
Address needed. McDonald's #2 https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/IpFcjWfjkN
Address needed. McDonald's #22 https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/UwCodcouo2
🌎 Address needed. McDonald's #24 Flat area along a divided highway. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/85YxXXQV7L
🟪 ILES DE FRANCE SERIES 🟪
SV #1 Narrow road beside a few houses; lots of trees. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/aAb4nqlebt
SV #4 A performance area, outdoors. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/DyS5QnflUn
🟪 DISPUTED TERRITORY SERIES 🟪
👉See Wikipedia's List of Territorial Disputes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_territorial_disputes
SV #1 Parking lot with white apartments beyond. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/comments/18n28cl/disputed_territory_1_find_the_streetview/
SV #2 Residential area with mountains in the distance. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/comments/18n2ax9/disputed_territory_2_find_the_streetview/
PS #4 Cemetery with a few houses beyond. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/comments/18n2x4s/disputed_territory_4_find_the_photosphere/
SV #6 Highway bridge over wide shallow river. 🧩Not Kashmir. ⁠https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/comments/18n3vll/disputed_territory_6_find_the_streetview/
SV #19 Residential street. ⁠https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/comments/18oty5u/disputed_territory_19_find_the_streetview/
PS #26 Some masonry buildings, steps, terraces. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/TYP8qTMXQL
🟪 TWO CITIES WITH SAME NAME SERIES 🟪
SVs(2) Two cities with same name, unnumbered. 🧩Not Birmingham. 🧩2nd photo is in UK. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/tcSEB3gWQK
SVs (2) Two cities with same name #4 - Cordoba in Argentina and Cordona, Spain. This is almost solved - all we need is street views for both. Just travel the google streetviews in each city until you find it. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/O7kgXM3DAM
🟪 U.S. NATIONAL PARK/FOREST/MONUMENT SERIES 🟪
PS U.S. National Park/Forest/Monument #25 🧩Not Great Smoky NP but rather a place further north. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/mIepesegjB
PS U.S. National Park/Forest/Monument #17 Steep rocky mountain slopes with pine trees, forming a V. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/6gCHexUfhS
PS U.S. National Park/Forest/Monument #13 Mountains, stream, meadow. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/kPAJSPyGlF
🟪 SOUTHEAST ASIA SERIES 🟪
Each of the original 11 posts are in a different SE Asian country. NOTE: the following countries have been solved, so that the remaining posts will NOT be in these countries: ✅ Indonesia ✅ Laos ✅ Thailand, ✅Timor-Leste (East Timor) ✅ Malaysia ✅ Brunei. ✅ Singapore
Southeast Asia PS #10 https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/L7UXiHBw8R
Southeast Asia PS #5 🧩Not Cambodia or Vietnam. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/MDRbBrSW9s
Southeast Asia PS #2 https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/uRBY32m7fe
Southeast Asia PS #1 🧩Not Luzon. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/oziLsK50wp
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PS Deck or rooftop overlooking mountains in fog. 🧩Not in Europe. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/qlp8Qfv9e2
Aerial view of a hilltop with houses, 🧩in Asia. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/zwrXn2eWzc
PS A long line of people all in white shirts on a levee beside a marsh with some kind of balloons above. 🧩Not California. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/v8XZcg2Nyp
🟪 NICE MIX 🟪
👉 open the links to read the mysterious rhyming hints.
PS Nice Mix I. River or lake, dry hills, bridge. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/pAfAbIBrBq
PS Nice Mix VI. View across mountains with a snag. 🧩Not in North America. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/7k4VOsZqAb
PS Nice Mix X. Painting of a serious looking man. 🧩The man is British. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/1vkmEyBQGM
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PS Hilltop in a mountainous area overlooking a valley. Tile-roofed house. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/9oJ0QSqdt3
GTC PS SV Country Trifecta https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/s44oRgKidy
PS Drone shot of river valley, mountains, and houses along a narrow river. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/IM4kfl70QM
PS Man having a beer on a deck 🧩somewhere in Eastern Europe. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/P0UHyjwpmn
PS Park or camp with teepee, campfire circle, a pony, and another animal, possibly a small goat. 🧩Not in an area where you might normally see a teepee. Low mountains behind with a coniferous forest, probably pine. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/FSV6txtN0w
PS Snow covered area with small trees and snags looking like white sculptures; it looks like an area that has been clear-cut. Sunset or sunrise. Mountains in distance. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/zqc9w4sOCd
PS Landscape with mountains and valley. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/vR4ZvKJWfE
PS Remote falls, 🧩northern hemisphere, 🧩not Iceland. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/VthMuvHYUi
SV Rural or suburban area, very small restaurant with sign "Chinese Fast Food" sign, parking lots, grove of trees. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/zNYTaI1MY1
🟪 DRIFTLESS SERIES 🟪
SV (5) Driftless #1: In the Driftless Region in eastern Wisconsin, NE Iowa and SE Minnesota. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/kBNccfQ7Ci
SV (5) Driftless #2: in the Driftless Area - an unglaciated region that was originally flat, with eroded river valleys unlike the surrounding flat areas. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/oPUykjS5uq
SV (2) Driftless Transportation Image Bonus: one of gray woodframe house with several rusty looking antique cars and the other of a school bus parked on a grassy hill, in this unglaciated hilly region (the Driftless Area) in Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/W3clozeYbW
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Meandering brown river through dense tropical-looking forest, green covered bridge. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/aqXa0VLjaK
SV Rocky Road. Actually rocks placed intentionally on the wide shoulders of the road. 🧩In Africa, but 🧩not Kenya, Tanzania, or Uganda. 🧩The satellite view of this has been updated, so if you are searching from above, you need to know that the building under construction has now been completed, and there are no longer rocks on the road. PS checked 5-16-24. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/PJ3osdIsxV
SV Stop sign at a checkpoint area (🧩not a border between countries) with a red building; flat terrain; oil wells (pumpjacks); 🧩not in North America. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/b2pWDQkqm0
City in the distance, from low mountains with scattered trees; 🧩somewhere in between the Caucasus/central Asia areas. 🧩Probably Iran. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/ThXkygjSyM
PS Scenic view from mountains https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/5GLgaKQMt3
A village which starts with a T. 🧩European but not British Isles 🧩or Croatia. 🧩Not Germany "but close". https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/vZYMyEMW6o
✅SOLVED SV https://maps.app.goo.gl/h2N46kQvNSrH3mZp6 I found the matching North-East-facing mountain ridge in Google Maps 3D, and then I identified the road and traveled up and down to find the exact spot. This photosphere is from Aug 2014, and there is an updated one from Oct 2023 in the same spot without the car: https://maps.app.goo.gl/cNRQj8EoeGbBdLuj6Dirt road in mountains in France, Alpes-Maritimes Departement. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/NW2W1Q9KBP
PS 2 story white building looks like an old school; 🧩not in Lithuania or in a country bordering Lithuania, but it is directly south of it. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/9OBz21mspt
PS snowy apartment house, parking lot, "Timberline", #9; 🧩not Russia. https://www.reddit.com/guessthecity/s/aOVcKn1C6Z

Hello! I my fiance and I will be honeymooning in Croatia next month. We'll be going from Dubrovnik to Hvar to Split. Quick question about the ferries – I found 2 options: Krilo Catamaran and TP Line. Is there a preferred or recommended one?
Also I see that they both have luggage limits (one is 23kg and one is 20kg). Do they allow for personal items + luggage? We'll both have suitcases of about 15-20kg plus backpacks, but are wondering if we'd get turned away.
Thanks!

I was wondering how the logical order of this itinerary for next year sounds like?
2025 July
Toronto Canada to London (3 days), Paris (4 days), train to Belgium- Bruges (2 days), train to Amsterdam (3 days). Fly to Copenhagen Denmark for 3 days. Fly to Berlin Germany for 3 days. Train to Munich for 3 days. Fly from Munich Germany to Croatia Split spend 3 days. Then ferry to Dubrovnik and spend 3 days. Then Fly to Athens Greece spend 1 day then next day early morning ferry for 7am to Santorini for 3 days then ferry to Athens spend 3 days back to Toronto Canada.
Does this logical order make sense?
Thank you!
Approximately 34 days of travel.

My wife and I have finished up our 2 week honeymoon and man was it a blast. We were lucky enough to follow up 10 days in Croatia with 3 days in Dublin before coming home (stayed near Dartry.. beautiful, quiet area). Here are my takeaways:
The people are wonderful
From our first Uber driver to the friendly pubs and the considerate strangers on the Dart.. most everyone was so welcoming and willing to help if we had any questions. It reminded me of the Midwest nice that we experience here in the states. The main highlight here was having a great conversation with the gentlemen that played at Trinity Bar on Sunday night - I believe they are called Shamrock(?). We told them about out little girl coming in September and they were nice enough to give us a CD.. so cool!
Temple Bar area is cool in moderation
This area provided the energy, for sure. But it was a weekend, very nice out, so you had a lot of numbskulls out and about. But really really fun nonetheless. Trinity Bar was the perfect stop for us because it was very close, but not nearly as busy or outrageously priced in comparison.
Doheny Nesbits & Devitts ... A+
Two really enjoyable experiences we had were at these pubs. Loved the general vibe, as well as the food and drink quality. I will definitely be back.
Public transport is fairly easy (TFI Live app.. meh)
We bought two Ubers our entire time in Dublin. The public transportation is great. But I have one gripe. The TFI Live app is only 1 or 2 really smart tech people from becoming an amazing app. Why hasn't anyone figured that out? The user experience is quite poor. While learning the system, it's a headache trying to figure out exactly where each stop is, having to bounce around between 2 sections of the app, as well as looking at Google Maps at the same time.
On the topic of transportation.....
GET THE VISITOR LEAP CARD
Just do it.
Wonderful breakfasts
Beanhive Coffee (right near Stephen's Green), and Lark Cafe. DELICIOUS.
EPIC Museum
The emigration history of Ireland was very fascinating to both of us. Ireland has such a complicated history, and I'm not sure there's any other history like it in the world (granted, I'm no expert). I would love to do more research sometime into this stuff because my wife has lots of Irish in her family tree, and I believe I would find a little bit of it in mine.
Final thoughts...
I just really wish we had more time there, but I think this solidified one thing for me, and that's that I will definitely be coming back to Ireland. From south of Dublin, to the Guinness tour, to our Howth adventure.. everything was different, but a lot of fun. Makes me excited to see what else Ireland has to offer. I'm also a huge lover of golf and golf history, so this is another reason I want to come back.
EDIT: 1 addition.. we kept noticing that the Irish are fit and healthy. It was refreshing seeing human beings that take care of themselves. Meanwhile I sit here in Chicago at breakfast and 1/3 of the people around me are obese.
I think the Irish life expectancy is like 5 years longer than in the US, and it’s easy to understand why.
UNTIL NEXT TIME!

Judo is extremely underrated in MMA. It is definitely under-represented as well, due to a multitude of reasons (MMA is no-gi, Judo doesn't train leg attacks, IJF bans its top athletes from cross-competing, most MMA is in the USA where Judo sucks and wrestling is world-class, etc etc), but Judo is still very much used in MMA. The problem is many times, nobody recognizes it. American MMA commentators are also almost always completely clueless when it comes to Judo, which doesn't help (you need not go any further than Karo Parisyan basically going through half the Gokyo on his opponents, only to be greeted with the same OH MY GOD ! JUDO THROW! by Joe Rogan). There are many fighters, both superstars (Islam, Fedor) and not (Gregory Rodrigues, Luana Pinheiro) who heavily use Judo in their matches.
Over the years, I have actively been looking for Judo in MMA. I am going to share my list of fighters displaying high level Judo in MMA, as a reference point for anyone looking to see how the art is used in MMA, or even for anyone just looking to see some banging throws. The list is by no means exhaustive. I would love for people more knowledgeable than me to add fighters I may have missed.
Disclaimer: Let's focus on Judo use in MMA. There are several fighters who have a background, even a black belt, in Judo but don't really use it (Amanda Nunes, Valentina Shevchenko, Merab Dvalishvili, Shinya Aoki, Seika Izawa, Fabricio Werdum, Ronaldo Jacare Souza just off the top of my head). Also yes, Morote Gari is a leg takedown, and it is in the Judo syllabus. Almost nobody learned double legs in Judo, let's not go to these extremes.
Karo Parisyan
The OG of Judo in MMA, the man who single-handedly put Judo on the MMA map. Judo is displayed in all of his matches; several Youtube breakdowns and highlights exist as well. He also put out a Judo for MMA instructional which is gold, if you can get your hands on it. Unfortunately he got derailed by personal issues (I hear he's doing better now thankfully). Huge variety of throws, he used throws nobody else has used before or after against very high level opponents. Shoutout to his kimura grip hikikomi gaeshi that he almost beat GSP with.
Ronda Rousey
UFC champion, Olympic bronze medalist, WMMA pioneer - you know her, everyone knows her. Extremely one-dimensional, but a pioneer for her time. Her entire game plan was clinch JUDO THROW juji gatame (armbar). Shoutout to her textbook use of hip toss into kesa gatame into roflstomp (vs Alexis Davis). Her matches with Miesha Tate are also among the best MMA matches (male or female).
Fedor Emelianenko
PRIDE champion. Arguably the Heavyweight GOAT. Probably the best example of Judo adapted to MMA (together with Islam), as he did not rely on Judo as much as Karo or Ronda, but perfectly blended it with his striking to create an unstoppable force. I'd heavily recommend watching Sonny Brown's Fedor breakdown on Youtube, or pretty much any one of Fedor's matches, they're awesome. Shoutout to his use of the overhand right to switch stances when initiating clinches (as a R-handed Judo fighter fighting out of an Orthodox stance).
Islam Makhachev
UFC champion. Ideal example of Judo adapted to MMA. Yes, he's a Dagestani, and he has been training in MMA all his life, so obviously his style is not purely Judo, but it's obvious to anyone who knows where to look that his grappling base is more Judo than wrestling based. Shoutout to him submitting Charles Oliveira, the most prolific BJJ specialist in MMA history, with a Kata Gatame (arm-triangle choke, routinely taught in Judo as a pin with submission potential). His style is also very different from Khabib, who I will not include in this list for the opposite reason; his grappling base was significantly more wrestling based (although he did execute some ridiculously perfect Judo throws on occasion). The entire Khabib camp uses both Judo and wrestling though.
Jon Jones
UFC Champion. Contender for all-time GOAT. Is Jon Jones a Judoka? Nope. Do his matches feature Judo? Absolutely. You only need to watch one of his highlight reels to see a variety of Judo throws, Osoto Gari, Harai Goshi, Tai Otoshi, Sasae, a variety of Kosotos, along with his wrestling-based takedowns. He also uses a lot of inside trips, obviously from wrestling, but he's still a good example of how to use Ouchi Gari in MMA.
Jimmy Hettes
UFC former fighter. Old-school prolific grappler. Very high level Judo and BJJ. Did not have many matches, but they were all grappling clinics, and every one included a multitude of Judo throws (mainly Harai Goshi).
Kayla Harrison
PFL tournament winner. Double Olympic gold medalist. Her recent UFC debut against Holly Holm featured a Harai and a brutal Osoto Gari into a finishing choke.
Yoshihiro Akiyama (Sexiyama)
Heavy Judo base. Struggled in the UFC, but had some banging throws. Still competes at almost 50. Also his nickname was Sexy, can't go wrong with that.
Hector Lombard
Judo Olympian. Heavy Judo base as well, with very slick throws, although he preferred to stand and bang. Was once one of the hottest non-UFC MMA prospects, his career took a massive dive after he got popped for roids.
Satoshi Ishii
Judo Gold medalist. Heavy Judo base. Fought in a variety of promotions around the world, an absolute dog but with average results. He got brutally destroyed by Cro Cop, then went to train with him in Croatia, then denounced his citizenship and became a Croatian citizen. Lol. Also trains with Danaher, and has a bunch of no-gi Judo instructionals at ridiculous prices (because Danaher).
Serghei Spivac
UFC Heavyweight contender. Ragdolls everyone with sloppy but effective Judo throws. Shoutout to his landing in Kesa Gatame too.
Luana Pinheiro
UFC fighter. Judo black belt, (I believe) Olympic alternate. Uses Judo as her main offensive grappling base, has taken down all of her opponents with the same Harai Goshi / O Guruma hybrid.
Gregory Rodrigues
UFC fighter. ?Relative unknown. I personally never heard of him, until I randomly came across one of his matches were he executed one of the most brutal Harai's I've ever seen into a finish. All of his matches feature some degree of Judo, mainly uses Harai. No recorded Judo rank on his wiki (he's recorded as a heavily credentialed BJJ blackbelt), but it's obvious he has Judo training. Also very good wrestling and kickboxing (yes, he's very exciting to watch). Shoutout to his match against Brunno Fereira, a Judo black belt who escaped top position from Rodrigues by securing an Ippon grip, rolling to his knees, and chucking Rodrigues forward with a kneeling Ippon Seoi before brutally KO'ing him a few seconds later.
Tagir Ulanbekov
UFC fighter. Khabib's camp. Uses a lot of clinch takedowns. An absolute specialist in step around throws (I believe it's called "Polish" in wrestling?) - in Judo terms it would be Kosoto Gake +/- Ura Nage depending how you finish it.
Ayaka Miura
ONE Championship fighter. Heavy Judo base. Shoutout to her use of Kesa Gatame to finish opponents.
Rick Hawn
Judo Olympian. Twice fought for the Bellator championship. Unfortunately, I have not watched any of his actual matches, so I cannot confirm how much Judo he uses (I'd love for someone to chime in). Still has a highlight-reel standing Ippon Seoi Nage into KO, so I had to include him.
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Honorable mention to Yoel Romero, an absolute unit of an athlete. Olympic silver medalist and World champion in Freestyle wrestling, fought for UFC gold. Obviously not a Judoka but he has the cleanest Sasae you will ever see in MMA, as well as a bunch of beautiful step-around throws and inside trips you've probably learned in Judo.

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hey guys! i'll be spending 2 weeks in the balkans in june. i have to fly in and out of Dubrovnik in order to use my employee airline discount, so that cant be changed. i'm really stressing trying to plan this trip-- there's so many places i want to see but i prefer a slower pace, probably no more than 5 locations for this trip.
places i would like to hit: dubrovnik, hvar, split, mostar, kotor
the problem is i need to circle back to dubrovnik on day 15 for my flight home on day 16, which feels inconvenient. but i'm saving money so oh well.
my travel interests: food, wine, coffee, beaches (prefer less touristy ones more in nature), nature, and adventure activities (i went off roading in portugal, bungy jumping in NZ, etc)
my rough itinerary:
day 1: nyc to dubrovnik
day 2-5: dubrovnik (longer because i always need day 2 to really rest and recuperate)
day 5: ferry to hvar
day 5-8: hvar (day trip to another island?)
here's where i'm not sure:
day 8: ferry to split(???)
day 8-11: split (planning to go rafting + either krka or plitvice day trip)
day 11: bus to mostar (should i just rent a car? seems like it would cut the time in half)
day 11-13: mostar (planning to stay in a hostel that does a tour to the waterfalls, etc)
day 13: bus to kotor
day 13-15: kotor
day 15: bus to dubrovnik
day 16: fly home
some questions:

• should i skip kotor and spend more time in mostar?
• should i add another island in croatia?
• which city should i spend the most time in given my interests?
• one thing to note: my budget isn't super high, otherwise id probably rent a car for the entire trip for flexibility and less stress
• i'm scared of getting my bag stolen on the bus, is this actually common?

Hi there!
My friend and I will be visiting Croatia from NYC this June. (We will spend a week in Primošten before a brief stop in Dubrovnik for 2.5 days). I would be so grateful for any suggestions of things to do in Dubrovnik - the best restaurants (we don’t NEED to go to fancy places unless they’re absolute must-go’s. We’re more excited about getting an authentic taste of the city), must-do activities, etc. We love exploring by foot, walking around interesting neighborhoods, checking out markets, and being on the water. We are staying very centrally but will also have a car. Any suggestions would be so helpful! If you happen to have advice for us Primošten, we’d welcome that as well!
Best, Ari