Budva Travel Blogs

Budva is the jewel of the southern Adriatic and Montenegro. It is the oldest town in the eastern Adriatic. It was already mentioned back in the 5th century. Today it has 15.000 inhabitants. Because of the atmospheric old town and the nice beaches it is a popular holiday destination. As so many othe…

I arrived in Budva on Monday mornin around 8 and after ten hours in a packed bus with just two 10 minute stops during the whole trip and I felt like zombie. At the border the Serbian police checked the whole bus for at least half an hour and the policemen were quite scary looking. By the time I a…

We left the hotel at 9:30 for a drive along the Southern Montenegro coast to view Sveti Stefan Island from above.  Albania is only a short distance down the road from here.  Abandoned or war-ruined villas in various states of reconstruction dot the shoreline.   Returning north to B…

My summer trip to Montenegro and south Croatia... one beer and one dive in the best adriatic sea ! landing by plane in Podgorica then going down to Budva by car, enjoying the montenegro nightlife then going up and down the coast to Sveti Stefan, Bar.. Kotor Herceg Novi , crossing the border to go to Dubrovnik and Split on the fantastic beaches of Croatia..cool

I lost my mind & couldn't be happier! Plan was 6 days-17 countries; ended up 15 countries. Auto trek began in Pula, Croatia Sat. Sept 22, just after Ireland TravBuddy Get-Together. 1st day: Croatia, Italy, Slovenia (overnight in Ljubljana) 2nd: Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland (overnight in Krakow) 3rd: Ukraine, Romania (overnight in Transylvania) 4th: Bulgaria, Macedonia (overnight in Skopje) 5th: Serbia, Albania, Montenegro, Croatia (overnight in Split) 6th: Back to Pula

A trip through Eastern Europe, encompassing Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia & Hercegovina, Montenegro and Croatia.

I live in London, I love the city more and more though being unemployed is rough. Let's just make this a general trendy life stylish blog with a note about as many borough and neighbourhood that I will manage to set foot in. The blog won't follow a chronological order, so I will talk about the boroughs and then had my specific thoughts in between.

Beautiful friendly country

school trip to montenegro :) (21.6.-1.7.2006)

I started in Zadar in Croatia, then went to see Krka waterfalls, then I took a ferry from Split to Island of Hvar, than I headed down the country to Brela and I crossed the Croatian border and went to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Then I took a train to capital Sarajevo. The views from a train window were stunning. Then I took an overnights bus to Herceg Novi in Montenegro, then spent a couple of nights in Budva, Petrvac, Ulcnji, went back to Croatia, Zagreb then Zadar and home

After climbing the wall we decided to head out to Budva for the afternoon to check out the old town their. Its nice but Kotor is much nicer.

Just went arround Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Serbia. I just wonder how it was possible to destroy a such beautiful country! The people of the new countries are all very nice, proud and corect. Is it possible that just the difference of religion made them kill each other!? I can not believe that!

Travel to the Republic of Montenegro. Head towards the Bay of Kotor, the longest and deepest fjord in Southern Europe. See the little towns of Risan and Kotor. Then proceed to Cetinje, once the seat of Montenegrin rulers, today a city-museum. Travel to the coast for a short stop in the villages of …

After crossing the border, you immediately see why it's called Montenegro (Black Mountain). There are huge mountains everywhere. But they're white limestone, not black.... no matter, they're impressive anyway. After many kilometers, another hairpin corner, identical to the last hundred shocked u…

Montenegro, Croatia & Bosnia i Hercegovina 3 - 15 July 2009