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Budva

Aug 15, 2026 to Aug 18, 2026
4 days Group Moderate budget

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7Activities
12Meals
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Young adults looking for a mix of urban, cultural, culinary, and outdoor adventures
Estimated budget
$800-$1,200

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Stunning view of Budva Citadel against mountainous backdrop and blue sea in Montenegro.
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Exploring Budva Old Town

Saturday, August 15
09:00 AM

Walking Tour of Old Town

Discover the historic walls, narrow streets, and charming squares of Budva's Old Town

Stari Grad, Budva, Montenegro 2 hours $10-15
Wear comfortable shoes and don't miss the Citadel
02:00 PM

Visit to the Citadel

Explore the ancient fortress and enjoy stunning views of the Adriatic Sea

Citadel, Stari Grad, Budva, Montenegro 1.5 hours $5-10
Bring a camera to capture the breathtaking views

Where to eat

breakfastBudva Bakery (Traditional Montenegrin), $
lunchKonoba Demizana (Seafood), $$
dinnerRestaurant Jadran (Mediterranean), $$$
2

Beach Day and Water Sports

Sunday, August 16
10:00 AM

Relaxation at Slovenska Beach

Enjoy the sun, sea, and sand at one of Budva's most popular beaches

Slovenska Plaža, Budva, Montenegro 4 hours Free
Don't forget sunscreen and a beach umbrella
03:00 PM

Parasailing and Water Sports

Try parasailing, kayaking, or paddleboarding in the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic

Budva Marina, Budva, Montenegro 2 hours $30-50
Book in advance to ensure availability

Where to eat

breakfastCafe Riviera (International), $$
lunchBeach Bar Trocadero (Seafood), $$
dinnerRestaurant Astoria (Fine Dining), $$$$

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Cultural Experiences

Monday, August 17
09:30 AM

Visit to the Budva Museum

Learn about the history and culture of Budva at this museum featuring archaeological and ethnographic exhibits

Budva Museum, Stari Grad, Budva, Montenegro 1.5 hours $5-10
Guided tours are available in multiple languages
02:00 PM

Wine Tasting at a Local Winery

Sample some of Montenegro's renowned wines and learn about the wine-making process

Plantaze Winery, Ćemovsko Polje, Montenegro 2 hours $20-30
Book a guided tour and wine tasting in advance

Where to eat

breakfastBakery Pozdrav (Traditional Montenegrin), $
lunchRestaurant Kula (Mediterranean), $$
dinnerRestaurant Konoba (Seafood), $$$

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Island Hopping and Departure

Tuesday, August 18
09:00 AM

Island Hopping Tour

Visit the nearby islands of Sveti Nikola and Sveti Stefan, known for their stunning beaches and scenic views

Budva Marina, Budva, Montenegro 4 hours $40-60
Book a guided tour to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience

Where to eat

breakfastCafe Marina (International), $$
lunchRestaurant Sveti Stefan (Seafood), $$$
dinnerRestaurant Porto (Fine Dining), $$$$

Practical information

Getting there

Fly into Tivat Airport (TIV) or Podgorica Airport (TGD) and take a taxi or bus to Budva

Getting around

Walk, taxi, or rent a car to get around Budva and its surroundings

Currency

Euro (€), although the official currency is the Montenegrin Euro, credit cards are widely accepted

Language

Montenegrin, but many locals speak English, especially in tourist areas; useful phrases include 'zdravo' (hello), 'hvala' (thank you), and 'koliko košta?' (how much does it cost?)

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