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Please tell me how much money you need to take with you and what excursions to visit
At the expense of money, this is the cost of food, beaches, where it is better to swim and where it is better to eat. And what about excursions, which ones are better, where to go and where it is better to order them.
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we were counting on about a hundred euros a day, in addition to paid breakfast and dinner. !! depending on what time you go, you can still Skadar Lake and canyons! from the beaches of Mogren, a tour to order along the coast from Russian-speaking operators.
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answered 12 years ago
We spent 450 euros for the whole holiday for two.
6 euros for a steamboat for two there and back to about. St. Nikola +5 euro sunbed/day. They only burned there.
By food. We had breakfast in the room (muesli, coffee, butriki), lunch and dinner for about 15 euros for two.
Take souvenirs only in the Old Town. It's a bit more expensive but the selection is good.
Excursions - we took Boko Kotor for the whole day. Not bad. I advise. Just don't swim into the blue cave. (You will be offered as an additional tour). It's not worth it.
6 euros for a steamboat for two there and back to about. St. Nikola +5 euro sunbed/day. They only burned there.
By food. We had breakfast in the room (muesli, coffee, butriki), lunch and dinner for about 15 euros for two.
Take souvenirs only in the Old Town. It's a bit more expensive but the selection is good.
Excursions - we took Boko Kotor for the whole day. Not bad. I advise. Just don't swim into the blue cave. (You will be offered as an additional tour). It's not worth it.
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answered 12 years ago
the most luxurious excursion - rafting! and the most expensive truth - 60 euros. but on the other hand, a trip across the whole country to the north, breakfast, jeeps through the mountains, rafting on the river and a delicious lunch! After this tour, everything seems rather weak! it’s definitely not worth going to the canyons anymore - the path is the same, the current instead of the river, more attention is paid to the canyons.
Well, the Bay of Kotor and Skadar Lake are good excursions. but do not buy souvenirs and stuff on excursions - prices were higher there
if you eat at restaurants on the waterfront, and in cafes already deeper in the city, it will cost less
well, Megamarket is good if it is nearby - a decent supermarket with nice prices
Well, the Bay of Kotor and Skadar Lake are good excursions. but do not buy souvenirs and stuff on excursions - prices were higher there
if you eat at restaurants on the waterfront, and in cafes already deeper in the city, it will cost less
well, Megamarket is good if it is nearby - a decent supermarket with nice prices
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answered 12 years ago
We had 12 days with breakfast. For food, ice cream and strawberries every day we spent about 300 euros. We ate once a day in a restaurant, the other in small cafes. One caveat - we do not drink alcohol. A complex lunch - soup, meat or fish with rice or potatoes (a lot of everything), salad - cost from 4 to 7 euros. Depending on the establishment. Excursions - from 35 to 50 euros. We traveled to Dubrovnik and Bosnia Herzegovina. In Kotor by bus an hour away 3 euro ticket. And there they walked all day, climbed the fortress wall, had lunch in the port, etc. We decided to leave those cities where the excursion to the Bay of Kotor takes place for the next visit)): Moreover, the time for their inspection is an hour and a half, and we wanted to stay anywhere in Montenegro forever.
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answered 12 years ago
thank you very much :) i.e. maximum I think 600-700 euros is enough for 7 days
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answered 12 years ago
about 300-400 euros will go for food (if without alcohol and seafood). + excursions and souvenirs individually.
Pay attention to the cafe http://www.perlabudva.com/ There are slightly average prices but very large portions. By the way, there is a menu on the website, you can see the prices.
Pay attention to the cafe http://www.perlabudva.com/ There are slightly average prices but very large portions. By the way, there is a menu on the website, you can see the prices.
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answered 12 years ago
returned from Budva, spent 450 euros in 2 weeks, the ticket was without food, we didn’t go on excursions, we went for dinner with seafood and wine several times, taxi costs, a nightclub (entrance, cocktails), we often went to a restaurant for lunch on the embankment, + sunbeds, although several times they used it for free). + buying alcohol in duty free, magnets
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answered 12 years ago