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Can you go on excursions on your own?
we are going to go on vacation in Becici, tell me, please, is it possible to go on excursions on our own, not with a guide, so as not to be tied to time, and not by car. If so, how and what excursions would you recommend. Thanks in advance.
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Can. You can walk to Budva on foot. Beautiful old city. Sveti Stefan is a beautiful park and you can look at the island, swim nearby. Go to Kotor again, a beautiful view from the wall. And also the old city. Bar is interesting. There are so many beautiful small towns, and small cute villages and monasteries. I went by car, it simplified the road and allowed me to be completely mobile. But there are minibuses, ask. I also liked Dubrovnik in Croatia. As for me, Montenegro is not a country for running after a guide =) Have a nice holiday!
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answered 15 years ago
Not everything is so clear. For example, you can get on the most impressive excursion, rafting on the Tara River, only with an excursion, since even with a car it is problematic to find a place where rafting itself starts from, and it is not clear where to look for organizers there. The canyon tour is great too. Here, either by car or with a guided tour. Take only with Zabljak and lakes, there is a shortened version, up to the bridge over the Tara. The tour is difficult, a lot of crossings but the impressions are worth it! It is better to take a seat on the bus on the right side.
The Bay of Kotor is best viewed from a boat that departs from Budva in the morning. Tickets can be purchased upon boarding. You will see the whole coast and the whole bay. The beauty!!! The first stop on the beach, they offer those wishing to visit the Blue Grotto for an additional 2e. Be sure to take advantage of this, you will not have another opportunity to see IT. The water is unrealistically blue, the grotto itself is fabulous. Buy there. One of the most powerful impressions from Montenegro. The second stop on the island is in the bay itself. Next is Kotor. Give two hours of free time. And here, attention!, let the boat return to Budva without you. Stay in Kotor, climb to the top of the fortress, where the Montenegrin flag is.
The Bay of Kotor is best viewed from a boat that departs from Budva in the morning. Tickets can be purchased upon boarding. You will see the whole coast and the whole bay. The beauty!!! The first stop on the beach, they offer those wishing to visit the Blue Grotto for an additional 2e. Be sure to take advantage of this, you will not have another opportunity to see IT. The water is unrealistically blue, the grotto itself is fabulous. Buy there. One of the most powerful impressions from Montenegro. The second stop on the island is in the bay itself. Next is Kotor. Give two hours of free time. And here, attention!, let the boat return to Budva without you. Stay in Kotor, climb to the top of the fortress, where the Montenegrin flag is.
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answered 15 years ago
Have lunch, take a walk there. You will return to Budva on your own, the bus station is nearby, exit the old town onto the highway and to the left, a couple of hundred meters. Bus 2.5 euros, go about half an hour. It is long and tedious to go back by boat, and there is very little time for Kotor. If you wish, you can also make it to Perast from Kotor, meet the evening and sunset there. A special town, very beautiful.
Budva and St. Stefan are nearby, see for yourself. You can also go south yourself, to Bar. Cetinje is not worth the time he was killed. You can visit Ostrog Monastery on your own, but you will have to walk a large part of the road.
The fact is that the beauty of Montenegro is in its fabulous nature and, unlike man-made miracles, getting to such places on your own without a car is problematic and rather simply unrealistic.
I would highly recommend at least either rafting or canyons (both are better) and Bok.-Cat. bay on the boat. Without this, you will not have a real impression of the country.
You can go to Dubrovnik on your own.
It all depends on how many days you are traveling, for seven it is already enough, because you just need to relax by the sea.
Budva and St. Stefan are nearby, see for yourself. You can also go south yourself, to Bar. Cetinje is not worth the time he was killed. You can visit Ostrog Monastery on your own, but you will have to walk a large part of the road.
The fact is that the beauty of Montenegro is in its fabulous nature and, unlike man-made miracles, getting to such places on your own without a car is problematic and rather simply unrealistic.
I would highly recommend at least either rafting or canyons (both are better) and Bok.-Cat. bay on the boat. Without this, you will not have a real impression of the country.
You can go to Dubrovnik on your own.
It all depends on how many days you are traveling, for seven it is already enough, because you just need to relax by the sea.
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answered 15 years ago
We ourselves went to the Bar. A bus runs from the bus station in Budva to Bar about once every half an hour. We arrived there, took a taxi to the old town - it's not far (I remember that it was not much more expensive than public transport). It's beautiful there - the ruins of the old city, amazing views of the mountains, you can take cool photos! Then we looked at the olive grove (this is on the way), then we walked around the Bar and already reached the bus station by bus and returned back to Budva. I liked this option - it turned out economically enough and there is no time limit.
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answered 15 years ago
We sailed the entire coast of Montenegro on pleasure boats. A lot of impressions! True, it is very far to swim to the Boka - Kotorska inlet, about 3 hours one way. When we sailed, it was a little stormy, many people were very rocked. So keep that in mind. And so, you can take a minibus to any town in Montenegro and take a walk. The fare costs 2-3 euros. But in the mountains, on Skadar Lake (a very beautiful excursion !!!), rafting is of course better to go with an excursion! Have a nice rest!
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answered 15 years ago
It is not possible in Montenegro, but you need to go on excursions on your own, a very beautiful country and you need to get the most out of it, and not run after a guide. The best option is of course on a rented car, but if not, then you can also see a lot on minibuses or on water, the options have already been described above, I completely agree. I would also advise you to buy a guide, you can also buy from us, but it’s better to buy already in Montenegro, it costs 17 euros (in Russian), routes and attractions are very informative and informative.
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answered 15 years ago
I advise you, in addition to an excursion to the Bay of Kotor, to go to Kotor yourself. Excursions are mainly built in this way: Budva - Tivat - Herceg Novi - Blue Cave - the island of Our Lady on the reefs - Kotor. All this without lunch, in the end, you come to Kotor already tired and hungry. A sightseeing tour of the city takes 15-20 minutes, and then they give forty minutes of free time, and you have to decide whether to sit in a cafe for lunch or wander around Kotor hungry. We chose the second one, but 1 hour in Kotor is catastrophically short!!! To wander around Kotor, climb the fortress, which offers a beautiful view of the bay, you need at least half a day. From Kotor you can go to Perast (minibuses run), and from Perast you can go by boat to two islets. Beauty is amazing.
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answered 15 years ago
Skdar Lake, St. Stefan, Cetinje, you can really go on your own. But Ostrog, which I recommend with a guide. And rafting itself is generally difficult - the path lies almost through the whole country
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