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Dear experts! Tell me, are there any last-minute tours to Montenegro in August?))
The travel agency said that "Montenegro is not on fire." If so, what is the most "budget" option? (2-3 girls)))
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The most budget option is a bus tour with accommodation in villas and apartments.
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answered 15 years ago
the most budget option is to take a minibus to the suburbs. and so - Montenegro is not a cheap country, and there is nothing special to see there (except for beautiful mountains). Two or three girls is an option for Turkey. The same money, only a lot of attention from the Turks. In Montenegro, you can save only on food (take your food with you and cook in your room at the villa). to the beach 1 euro, sun lounger 1 euro, umbrella 1 euro per day. double room with a flight of about 540 euros per person (with good discounts) to a 2 * hotel. There are only 2 pluses: we got a good host and we were lucky with excursions, although some could not drive.
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answered 15 years ago
I completely agree with Pachok that a bus tour is the most budget option of those offered by a travel agency, however, there are several more ball options: 1) go by car in a savage (which I highly do not recommend in view of the mountain winding narrow roads)
2) agree directly with the owner of the villa, buy tickets on your own. Visa, as far as I remember, is issued at the airport
2) agree directly with the owner of the villa, buy tickets on your own. Visa, as far as I remember, is issued at the airport
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answered 15 years ago
thanks for the tips! Turkey is not interested in the Turks. Those. Is it really worth waiting for last-minute trips?
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answered 15 years ago
last year there were tours for 7 days (usually they are on fire), with air, at Hottours, a villa on St. Stephen (Rajen, in my opinion), 250 euros from the nose. but this is June, it's time for budget travelers. in August it was no longer so cheap, my tour cost 650 euros from the nose of the air, 11 nights, budva, villa without food.
but in general, you can try to wait until the last - if there are seats on the flights. you will just get tired on the bus + will you make a transit visa? + you can look at specialized sites to order villas on your own (from 20 euros per day), and a charter will cost you 250 euros.
but in general, you can try to wait until the last - if there are seats on the flights. you will just get tired on the bus + will you make a transit visa? + you can look at specialized sites to order villas on your own (from 20 euros per day), and a charter will cost you 250 euros.
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answered 15 years ago
Tell me, can I buy a ticket for a charter without any problems? And the prices for regular flights are somewhat scary)))
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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answered 15 years ago
Yes, it is quite. last year without crap (came - bought for cash - flew away) Zeta was sold through travel agents and voyage-cues through Gallop. but! if you want to save money, google tivat-kiev and see which air carrier sells. save 10-20 euros when paying by credit card.
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answered 15 years ago