Budva, set in the middle of the coast of the shimmering Adriatic Sea in Montenegro, it’s the center of tourism in this small Balkan country. Filled with restaurants, bars, clubs, and shops, there are plenty of things to do in Budva. After all, this is Montenegro’s most popular destination for beach holidays and it’s home to some of our favorite luxury hotels in the country! Located on a peninsula that juts out into the Adriatic’s azure waters, Budva, with its fortified city walls and long, rich history, is historically one of the most important towns on the coast of the Balkans. Besides the peninsula, the local geography also features several islands and a bay. The coast around Budva is no less than 21 kilometers (13 miles) long and has 17 beautiful beaches. The combination of this many beaches and a downright superb climate is why this is Montenegro’s tourism epicenter. The town enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate. With warm to hot summers and mild, comfortable winters, as well as no fewer than 230 days of sunshine, Budva is basically the perfect destination for a beach vacation. It’s grown into a modern, well-established town featuring beaches, cultural attractions, and fantastic nightlife. People who visit Montenegro nowadays will typically also spend at least a day in Budva. Especially its vibrant party scene sets it apart from other tourist hotspots in the region, such as the Bay of Kotor and Dubrovnik. #city #cityoverlook #citytopics #cityvacation #cityneversleeps #village #architecture #tripinspired #budva #naturalwonders#bestislandtraveltowns#givethanks

#summervacation A beautiful city where the mountain blends perfectly with the Adriatic Sea, a wonderful place I might say. I strongly recommend that you visit Montenegro. #summervacation

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#budva is maybe the number 1 city in #montenegro when we talk about the sunbathing, nightlife and summer vacation. It is very different than other places in the country and it offers kilometres of beaches. On the first picture you can see Yaz Beach which I think is the best one in the area. Then you can see a picture from the old town (similar ot Kotor and Dubrovnik of course), the marina and a picture with a bird eye view. #happynewyear

Traveling in Montenegro, in addition to forest lakes, can not be missed, and its three pearls of the Adriatic Sea, Budva is one of them. When I was walking on the streets of Budva, I was very impatient. I asked once every few minutes: How far is the old city? When I walked into the old castle with a thick wall, turned around the corner, and a large piece of blue was caught in the eye, I didnt return to it for a long time~ the sea was transparent like pale green glass, crystal clear, difficult Imagine that there are plenty of residents living on the beach here! The architecture of the Old Town is quaint and outdated, but because of the exquisite clothing stores, restaurants, cafes and studios interspersed with it, there is a strong literary and romantic atmosphere. Budva gives me the impression that it is like the white flower that blooms on the street, pure, warm and bright.