Budva, a merging of antique past and present-day lifestyle tour

Leaving Sveti Stefan behind us, we arrive in Budva, the country’s most visited destination. Thanks to its captivating Old Town, vibrant bars, Blue Flag beaches and busy night clubs, this town hosts about 300 000 tourists every summer. Nearby beaches such as Bečići, Pržno, Mogren, Kamenovo, Ploče can be crowded with sun-seeking families and tourists. The town has been settled since the 5th century BC and together we’ll see the Necropolis dating from this period and fortified Stari grad (Old Town) from medieval times. Braided streets and Venetian walls from 15th century surrounded by the clear sea is the main attraction of Budva. Due to the strong earthquake in 1979, the town has been completely rebuilt and now there are more shops, souvenirs, bars and restaurants than residencies. The oldest part is Citadela, which offers striking views. Nearby there are interesting churches such as 16th-century St John’s church, 9th -century Santa Maria in Punta, the church of Saint Sava from 12th century and the church of Holy Trinity from 19th century. They’re example of the cozy relationship between Ortodox and Catholic Christians in this area. In front of the Old Town, there is Sveti Nikola Island, locally known as “Hawaii”, Montenegro’s largest island, stretching to nearly 2km. We won’t reveal everything, we invite you to visit all of this with us with many hidden spots that only locals know about.