Another beautiful drive this morning from our hotel in the mountains back down to almost sea level.
Once down in altitude we visited a lovely lake that was just starting to fill with water lillies. In a couple of months it will look spectacular.
We took a boat trip which was nice, but to be honest, not really any better than viewing the lake from the shore.
Our destination for the night was Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro.
Olsi, our guide told us no to expect to see very much in Podgorica. It had been very badly bombed in the second world war, and had not been resurrected like Mostar, but rebuilt with modern buildings.
We were surprised to learn that less than 1,000,000 people live in the whole of Montenegro, and currently around 177,000 in the capital.
Contrast that with 813,000 in Nottingham.
It had an attractive old clock tower and a nice, busy town centre that in the evening was full of local people promenading and enjoying the outdoor restaurants.
However, probably the thing that I will remember most about Podgorica in a couple of years time will be our hotel room.
It has a full height glass wall into the bathroom so that you can have a shower with a view.