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Tours on your own.
We fly to Montenegro on September 7, we stopped in Budva. We want to see the sights of this country on our own without spending big money on excursions. Tell me where you can and how to do it yourself, and how much it will cost for 2 adults. thanks to all.
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Excursions in Montenegro cost 25-35 euros, which is not "a lot of money." This is the first. Secondly, the main attractions are nature reserves where you can hardly drive on your own.
And thirdly, on your own you can get to Kator, Bari, Budva, Cetinje. Find out how to do this on google.
And thirdly, on your own you can get to Kator, Bari, Budva, Cetinje. Find out how to do this on google.
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answered 11 years ago
we rented a car. traveled all over Montenegro in 3 days.
You can take buses on your own, but not everywhere. You can get to the Ostrog Monastery only with a guided tour or by car. you can go to Kotor on your own, it's close
and so you need to find which dialects regular buses from Budva go to.
I personally really liked Ulcinj and Herceg Novi
You can take buses on your own, but not everywhere. You can get to the Ostrog Monastery only with a guided tour or by car. you can go to Kotor on your own, it's close
and so you need to find which dialects regular buses from Budva go to.
I personally really liked Ulcinj and Herceg Novi
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answered 11 years ago
I also think that excursions in Montenegro do not cost fabulous money at all. And I personally see the reason in the fact that the distances are not large, albeit often along mountain roads. They also correctly tell you that without a car it is very difficult to get to some places optimally (!) Examples: Ostrogo, Zabljak or the Tara river canyon, the Piva river canyon is a big piece on the road and it is unrealistic to fit in a day with ordinary public transport. Yes, what is there in a day, two days is also difficult. Skadar Lake - you can get there, but what's next? After all, you need not just to go ashore, but to swim, to catch a fish ...
In ChG, a rental car is optimal, but if you don’t drive, then you need to choose a couple of excursions, and what is closer to go around yourself.
Where it’s really inexpensive and by itself is the city (well, the beaches) along the coast from Budva to Bar, as well as Kotor, Perast. These are: Budva itself, Sveti Stefan, Petrovac, Bar - you can both by water and minibuses. Also Kotor and Perast (from here there are boats to the islands with churches) is the Bay of Kotor.
Herceg Novi is a standing city, but it is somewhat away from the main places, you can go there by bus for the whole day, there is also a ferry crossing, which is also a separate mini-attraction ;-)
In ChG, a rental car is optimal, but if you don’t drive, then you need to choose a couple of excursions, and what is closer to go around yourself.
Where it’s really inexpensive and by itself is the city (well, the beaches) along the coast from Budva to Bar, as well as Kotor, Perast. These are: Budva itself, Sveti Stefan, Petrovac, Bar - you can both by water and minibuses. Also Kotor and Perast (from here there are boats to the islands with churches) is the Bay of Kotor.
Herceg Novi is a standing city, but it is somewhat away from the main places, you can go there by bus for the whole day, there is also a ferry crossing, which is also a separate mini-attraction ;-)
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answered 11 years ago
hatinka - we were just on the ferry and went to Herce Novi. it was really fun)))
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answered 11 years ago
You can walk to the bus station and look there. where do the buses go. But still I recommend taking a ride on an excursion to Skadar Lake (25 euros) and the Bay of Kotor (approximately 30-35 euros). In Bokeh, I recommend taking a boat trip from Budva with Marco and Mirko - very beautiful! We ourselves went last year on regular buses to Bar, Kotor, Herceg Novi, Petrovac, Tivat (by the way, Tivat is Porto Montenegro - I highly recommend it !!). Think about where you would like to visit, look at the map)) Good luck!
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answered 11 years ago
On the island of St. Stephen you can ride on your own. Buses run regularly and at very short intervals. The fare is 1.5 euros (we rested with my son in Budva in 2012) for 1 person one way. There is a very nice park. As far as I remember, there were also buses to Kotor. The Old City is very beautiful.
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answered 11 years ago
If you drive a car (have experience), take a car, this is a completely different perception of the country! If you are 4 people, take a car with an engine of at least 1.4 (preferably 1.6), this is an essential moment on mountain roads. On the first day, slowly and without strain, you can see Kator, Perast, Herceg Novii Dubrovnik (Croatia).
the second day is Cetinje and Lovchev (necessarily, through the village of Negushi). On the 3rd day, Petrovac and Skadar Lake! Canyon and Ostrog, it is better to visit with an excursion, far and stressful, better and more comfortable by bus.
the second day is Cetinje and Lovchev (necessarily, through the village of Negushi). On the 3rd day, Petrovac and Skadar Lake! Canyon and Ostrog, it is better to visit with an excursion, far and stressful, better and more comfortable by bus.
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answered 11 years ago
IMHO, you can ride around Montenegro on your own in cities and places, but if you are interested in EXCURSIONS, then you should contact the travel agency. Rent a car + gasoline will come out for the same money. And with a guide and informative and raki you can grunt :))
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answered 11 years ago