Johan got his third injection! It´s all done within 5 minutes. He feels considerably better and is taking it easy.

We are going to visit caves, Jinte is full of it and asks if dinosaurs used to live there. When we arrive, we are a bit stressed about whether it will be open on Sunday. Luck is with us this time, although the next tour doesn’t start for another hour. Fortunately, we have our house on wheels, so let’s have lunch first.

The caves are 6 million years old and certainly impressive. They were discovered when a dog fell in. Jinte wonders where that dog is now. Well. It’s fun to see how she takes everything in and asks one question after another. She especially likes the stalagmites that resemble Elsa’s castle.

After the caves we drive on to Kotor, about an hour away. We decided to park in a guarded parking lot, a 7-minute walk to the center. It’s raining a lot but we don’t let that stop us. Girls put on their suits, Diede in the carrier, go outside. We wander around a bit and actually eat at a restaurant that knows about gluten. It is indicated for each dish. Ideal. The weather cleared up completely during dinner. Beautiful. We are glad we went in spite of the rain. For dessert we visit an ice cream shop that we found online (@Marshall´s Gelato Montenegro). All the ice cream is gluten-free and they have the most beautiful gluten-free cones ever. Mirre asked three times but they are really gluten-free.

We went to bed on time after some preparation for the rest of the trip.

The next morning the sky is clear blue. We stroll around again and take a city walk. There are a lot of cats here, so Goos is on his guard. The girls dance, run and walk around a bit. They get a lot of attention, including Goos by the way. We have a great time!

We continue again around 12.30 pm. Towards Croatia. We drive the panoramic route there and it is fantastic! We have lunch on the way. Our next stop is Dubrovnik.