Finally a dream come true...
Since last year, I have been raving about Montenegro. I studied a bunch of information about resorts, excursions and much more. I really wanted to get to the resort of St. Stefan, but it so happened that I was going to go in 2 days, like on a "burning" one. That's why I got to Budva, but at that time I didn't care which resort if only to Montenegro. And I was very surprised and amazed by what I saw. Well, everything is not as I imagined) In the resort itself, Budva was very disappointed. Literally everything was disliked: cafes, beaches (except for Mogren and another one near the KAIROSa cafeteria closer to Becici), 1 million cars (in the truest sense of the word), which smoked with exhaust gases so that while reaching the beach it was just a plague from this "cleanest" air, a lot of people on the beach (of course I understand that I was in the midst of the season, but I don’t like such a crowd of people, so I pay attention to it, and plus all these were local residents, who, as many write, didn’t seem to me such “angels”, I don’t want to say that they are bad, but... ). Meals turned out to be not as cheap as the sending operator told me - 10-12 euros per person per day! We ate mostly in the room (although there were no conditions for this, since we lived in the same room 37, in which there is no kitchen), but still it was better than in a cafe. On the last day we had dinner at PIVNICe, one of the few decent cafes. We ordered: a steak (16 euros), a turkey (14 euros) and another salad of tomato-orurtsy one for two, three beers for 0.33 and of course bread - in the end they paid 40 euros! Yes, the portions of meat are very hearty and large, but even if we took one for two, dinner would cost us 25 euros for two. And that's just dinner. And you also need to buy a drink on the beach and want to eat fruit, and breakfast and lunch would not hurt). For lunch they paid 6-7 euros: they ate the first thing - soups. For soups, the prices are the same everywhere, 2-3 euros, and not like in the photo of the local menu sent to me by e-mail by the operator before the trip - 1.5. Therefore, food, whatever one may say, is not cheap. And of course, you don’t really want to eat fast food, which is cheaper, especially after you see how it’s all prepared in front of you, in what conditions. In general, only negative impressions from Budva. But this is my personal opinion. I think if I had originally gone as I was going to St. Stefan to rest, the impression of Montenegro and the rest in general were much better. I really liked this resort where I spent one of the last days of my stay in this country. Small, cozy, there are not so many cars, the beach is small and there are not as many people as in Budva. If someone wants a relaxing holiday, then I advise you to go there.
I really liked Villa Salus itself both in terms of external data and location. New and cozy rooms, good-natured hosts who gave us everything we asked for. Cleaned every day and well. In general, I was very pleased with the villa.
For me, once was enough to visit this country) I won’t go a second time, although it’s a very interesting country and I would like to see and see a lot more there: Biogradsky Park, Canyons, Rafting !!! , and much more. All the same, this is a country to which you need to go not only to lie on the beach, but to travel all over it, and it is best to do it yourself on your own or rented car, if possible, given that the size of Montenegro allows this do)) If I had such an opportunity, I would definitely do it and for this I might have gone there a second time (and would have stayed at the resort of Sveti Stefan))))
I wish everyone who gathered there a great vacation and a lot of pleasant impressions!