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How is transport in Montenegro?
How is transport in Montenegro? My husband and I are going to Budva in July. We love to walk on our own, without excursions. We want to take pictures so that no one pushes us. We definitely want to visit the reserves. We don't want to rent a car. Do any electric trains or minibuses from Budva go to neighboring cities?
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Hello! With transport in Montenegro, everything is in order, after all, a civilized country, so you can safely go wherever you want. The bus stop is located near the Avala hotel, which, of course, has bus stops in Budva, but you can specifically ask for directions there. I wish you a successful trip.
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answered 17 years ago
It is better to go to Kotor by boat from Budva (18e), for sure! with a visit to the Blue Grotto. Just do not return by boat, stay in Kotor longer. You will return in the evening by bus-2.5e. Try to go to Zabljak west of Dormitor, but it’s difficult to go there on your own because of the decent distance, except perhaps with an overnight stay. Or a tour of the canyons, or rafting. Just watch out and demand a ride through the toll tunnel, otherwise you'll spend most of your time on the road! There is also a commuter bus stop near the post office.
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answered 17 years ago
Thanks a lot for the replies. If anyone knows, please write about trains. Do they exist?
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answered 17 years ago
I don't recommend driving on your own. To be sure of the Montenegrin road, one must be born in Montenegro - this is my women's opinion. The roads to the mountains are difficult, Montenegrins have been "chasing" them since childhood. It is normal to travel by bus, the ticket price from Budva to Cetinje is approx. 2 euros. Firstly, calmly, secondly, look at the extraordinary beauty, and on your own you will only grow to the steering wheel. On vacation in the mountains, you need to look at the sights, and not at the road. Teach you.
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answered 17 years ago
Railway communication is poorly developed. There are two directions Bar-Podgorica-Belgrade and Podgorica-Niksic. Train tickets are very cheap, north of Podgorica the road is fabulous in beauty.
The best beach is Drobni pisok, between St. Stefan and Petrovac, I highly recommend it.
The best beach is Drobni pisok, between St. Stefan and Petrovac, I highly recommend it.
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answered 17 years ago
not developed country. personal experience. absolutely not friendly people. nature is more than beautiful. just luxurious. Budva is a nice little town. there is nothing to do more than 4 days. In 4 days you can get around everything that is there. visit Kotor and Duke Nove, I advise.
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At the expense of souvenirs, everything is Chinese. I wish you a good rest, and that the conditions that you were promised in the travel agency coincide with reality, with which, unfortunately, I was not lucky.
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answered 17 years ago