[Slick852]

I'm planning to visit eastern europe for around 10 days sometime this year. I want to check out culture/architecture but also find hotties. I'm thinking to hit up Budapest and Slovenia this summer but have read most college women flock to the Croatian beaches when schools out. Would it be better to just spend 10 days in Croatia during July/August or wait until late September to visit Hungary and Slovenia??

[Slick852]

322 views and no replies?? lol come on!!

[dsutmdo]

Alright I'll reply....goto Sunny Beach Bulgaria July/Aug.....or the trifecta of Vilnius ,Riga and Estonia(do these three cities after the mid-summer celebration) easy/short bus ride between all three.....More "hotties"(to use your word)......than you can shake a stick at any of these locations, during said times.

[Confidence]

I haven't been to Croatia, but I'm stopping there on my trip this summer to check out Split, Hvar, etc. Unless you're prepared to book your way on to a yacht, you may want to wait until after Yacht Week.

Other experienced RVF'ers can chime in but I have it on pretty good authority that Yacht Week and Ultra Europe are both male heavy (as you'd expect) and logistically challenging.

I'm likely hitting the coast in late July or early August. Confident that the situation will be a bit more favorable.

[Slick852]

(05-13-2015 03:26 PM)Confidence Wrote:  

I haven't been to Croatia, but I'm stopping there on my trip this summer to check out Split, Hvar, etc. Unless you're prepared to book your way on to a yacht, you may want to wait until after Yacht Week.

Other experienced RVF'ers can chime in but I have it on pretty good authority that Yacht Week and Ultra Europe are both male heavy (as you'd expect) and logistically challenging.

I'm likely hitting the coast in late July or early August. Confident that the situation will be a bit more favorable.

Haha a buddy of mine is going to Ultra Europe there and I thought the same thing...

[Chaos]

The Croatian coast is a giant Italian sausagefest in August.
Seemed like the half of Europe are spending their summer holidays there.

I would head to the Bulgarian Black Sea coast instead.