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Traveling with a 3 year old?
I'm planning a vacation in Montenegro in the summer. Tell me which resort is better to choose? What kind of beaches are there, what kind of entry into the sea. Where are there fewer people (let's go in August), where is there entertainment for children?
Maybe someone who traveled with small children will write their opinion on what is better to choose? I would appreciate any information and any advice.
Maybe someone who traveled with small children will write their opinion on what is better to choose? I would appreciate any information and any advice.
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I’ll tell you exactly where you don’t need to - don’t go to Budva
because there are a lot of people, the beach is small (narrow), dirty
many large cobblestones, the entrance to the sea is inconvenient
Where there are fewer people - this is Petrovac, go there
because there are a lot of people, the beach is small (narrow), dirty
many large cobblestones, the entrance to the sea is inconvenient
Where there are fewer people - this is Petrovac, go there
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answered 13 years ago
We traveled with a 6 year old child. For him, a stunning beach 7 km from Budva - Trsteno. Fine, sand. You can get there by taxi or bus. You can live in Budva. Noisy in the evenings, of course, but in the disco area. The rest is quite normal. I can also recommend the villa - its owner is a friend of our family, we went to him for 2 years in a row and are going to the next one. Villa Nikolic.
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answered 13 years ago
YES!!! Is there anything to think about?!?
Jerma! Somewhere in the comments I read that you praised Becici, what can you say about this resort. While I’m studying Petrovitsa, it’s good that there is time to choose the right option. I like it very much according to the reviews.
Are there any acquaintances of good villas in Petrovitsa ???
Jerma! Somewhere in the comments I read that you praised Becici, what can you say about this resort. While I’m studying Petrovitsa, it’s good that there is time to choose the right option. I like it very much according to the reviews.
Are there any acquaintances of good villas in Petrovitsa ???
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answered 13 years ago
We were in Becici in September this year
in principle ktsrrt is very good
and the beach is much better than in Budva
but you asked for fewer people
I wouldn't say there aren't many people
especially since it's september, and what's in the summer...
there's probably nowhere for an apple to fall
especially in august
in principle ktsrrt is very good
and the beach is much better than in Budva
but you asked for fewer people
I wouldn't say there aren't many people
especially since it's september, and what's in the summer...
there's probably nowhere for an apple to fall
especially in august
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answered 13 years ago
Zlata28 is absolutely right - there is also nowhere for an apple to fall - we were in August this year. Went there from Budva. But if Budva stands a little apart, then Rafailovici and other tiny towns are next to Becici. In fact - the same incessant beach with a small promenade.
Personally, we had no problems with the noise in the city. My little one and I went to the old town in the evening, and sat on the beach in a restaurant - they arranged a sleeping place for him from two chairs.
If you want there to be absolutely no one, you can also choose Petrovac. But I would still recommend Budva. From it you can get to any beach within 10 minutes. Here you have the urban Slavic, and Mogren, and Yaz, and Tresteno, and Ploche multi-level with a bunch of pools, if the child does not like the sea.
And you, too, will not be so bored in Budva. If you get to a good villa, you can agree so that you can leave, and they will look after the child in the evening.
Personally, we had no problems with the noise in the city. My little one and I went to the old town in the evening, and sat on the beach in a restaurant - they arranged a sleeping place for him from two chairs.
If you want there to be absolutely no one, you can also choose Petrovac. But I would still recommend Budva. From it you can get to any beach within 10 minutes. Here you have the urban Slavic, and Mogren, and Yaz, and Tresteno, and Ploche multi-level with a bunch of pools, if the child does not like the sea.
And you, too, will not be so bored in Budva. If you get to a good villa, you can agree so that you can leave, and they will look after the child in the evening.
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answered 13 years ago
And what is this Ploce with a bunch of pools?
I understood the main thing, Budva is more fun, Petrovac is calmer. But if in Budva I have already allocated two or two villas for myself, then in Pervovats this is more difficult.
And can you tell me the cost per day from Nikolic, and how much should I order, how with payment?
Thank you very much for the answers, it helps a lot when choosing a place to stay!
I understood the main thing, Budva is more fun, Petrovac is calmer. But if in Budva I have already allocated two or two villas for myself, then in Pervovats this is more difficult.
And can you tell me the cost per day from Nikolic, and how much should I order, how with payment?
Thank you very much for the answers, it helps a lot when choosing a place to stay!
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answered 13 years ago
According to my observations, in Montenegro there are, in principle, not crowded beaches. We went in September and there were a lot of people everywhere. It's hard to imagine what's going on there in August ;-)
Of course, there are fewer people in Petrovac than in Budva, but to say that almost no one is not true. Lucica, which was also in Petrovac, was simply packed with people. And the city beach is a little more deserted, but there is just a part of the coast occupied by yachts and boats.
Of the beaches that we visited, and these are all the beaches from Jaz to Buljarica, including those outside the cities, I liked Buljarica the most. The fact that there is a feeling that you are in nature is not noisy, not many people, the beach is large. Most importantly, there is no clutter of villas, hotels, bars along the coast and yet you feel closer to nature.
There are few boats and yachts in the water - I also liked it because in Przno, for example, there is not a beach, but a yacht parking. We didn't even want to swim there.
But Buljarica has drawbacks - it is far from Budva, without a car, probably not very comfortable. Although, maybe there is a lot of public transport, I don’t know. The town is small, there is not much entertainment there. But the fruits on the market were the cheapest. There are also large pebbles here, and in Becichi, Kamenovo, though not sand, but pebbles, but small
Of course, there are fewer people in Petrovac than in Budva, but to say that almost no one is not true. Lucica, which was also in Petrovac, was simply packed with people. And the city beach is a little more deserted, but there is just a part of the coast occupied by yachts and boats.
Of the beaches that we visited, and these are all the beaches from Jaz to Buljarica, including those outside the cities, I liked Buljarica the most. The fact that there is a feeling that you are in nature is not noisy, not many people, the beach is large. Most importantly, there is no clutter of villas, hotels, bars along the coast and yet you feel closer to nature.
There are few boats and yachts in the water - I also liked it because in Przno, for example, there is not a beach, but a yacht parking. We didn't even want to swim there.
But Buljarica has drawbacks - it is far from Budva, without a car, probably not very comfortable. Although, maybe there is a lot of public transport, I don’t know. The town is small, there is not much entertainment there. But the fruits on the market were the cheapest. There are also large pebbles here, and in Becichi, Kamenovo, though not sand, but pebbles, but small
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answered 13 years ago
It seems to me that in August there are a lot of people everywhere. If the villa is not expensive, you can also rent a car for convenience)))
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answered 13 years ago
In Petrovac there is still a beautiful path in a coniferous forest (somewhere up to 1 km long) along the coast, through tunnels with access to the beach (not crowded, but not the most convenient for entering the water). I really enjoyed walking there.
They say that there are trails from Petrovac to Buljarica along the coast, but it's probably too far with a child.
They say that there are trails from Petrovac to Buljarica along the coast, but it's probably too far with a child.
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answered 13 years ago
Are there any discounts on cars if you take them for a long time? And another question: how are things with sea urchins?
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answered 13 years ago
Lapaka, if you are on wheels, I recommend Drobni Pesak to visit.
It is difficult for me to judge whether it will suit the baby, but you will definitely like it. The beach is outside the cities, towns, just a beach (although there is a restaurant there) - there are not very many people either. Nice place. But there are very large pebbles, rather stones, but not sharp, smooth, round. In general, massage ;-)
It is difficult for me to judge whether it will suit the baby, but you will definitely like it. The beach is outside the cities, towns, just a beach (although there is a restaurant there) - there are not very many people either. Nice place. But there are very large pebbles, rather stones, but not sharp, smooth, round. In general, massage ;-)
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answered 13 years ago
Discounts, that is, if from 10-14 days, they will give a good price. If more than 14, then even in August you will travel no more than 35 euros, or even cheaper.
In August, they ask for an unrealistically large amount of 50, 60 for a few days. The meaning of such a rental is doubtful. Moreover, if you look for a rental in advance, but for a long time, you will bargain at a good price.
I can throw off our rental, 10 days for 35 euros with insurance, 2 drivers, diesel, Renault Thalia. But in September.
In August, they ask for an unrealistically large amount of 50, 60 for a few days. The meaning of such a rental is doubtful. Moreover, if you look for a rental in advance, but for a long time, you will bargain at a good price.
I can throw off our rental, 10 days for 35 euros with insurance, 2 drivers, diesel, Renault Thalia. But in September.
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answered 13 years ago
Sea urchins were only at a depth, as well as on the island, which they called Hawaii in Budva (directly opposite Budva), but only in the part of the beach under stones and rocks, there is such a small rocky area. There were a lot of hedgehogs near the shore, but the children did not swim there
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answered 13 years ago
Lapaka, Ploce is located beyond Trsteno, in the mountains. There are levels with pools on them. The entrance to the sea is with pebbles, but there are also fish there, which the kids were catching with might and main. By taxi if you go - about 9 euros one way.
There are a lot of sea urchins - but not where people swim. On Trsteno, they stuck around all the rocks in the bay - it's fun to snorkel and watch them. This was not the case last year - they probably bred at this time.
If you take a car for more than 10 days, the discounts are good. About the prices for the villas. This year, we got 1600 euros for 14 days for three (approximately - I don’t remember exactly how much - this is including air, if I’m not mistaken). But prices average 50 euros per day per room. (for the whole room)
There are a lot of sea urchins - but not where people swim. On Trsteno, they stuck around all the rocks in the bay - it's fun to snorkel and watch them. This was not the case last year - they probably bred at this time.
If you take a car for more than 10 days, the discounts are good. About the prices for the villas. This year, we got 1600 euros for 14 days for three (approximately - I don’t remember exactly how much - this is including air, if I’m not mistaken). But prices average 50 euros per day per room. (for the whole room)
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answered 13 years ago
I understand that for the whole number, I plan to organize a company with me, but the intentions will most likely be separate. 50 is certainly a little expensive, but in the Crimea I get almost the same. For a small child, if you go alone, you have to pay as for an adult, nothing can be done about it.
Thank you for car rental, I will be grateful if you send the coordinates, I will book everything in advance and the car too, and so I realized that I need to take a car for almost the entire vacation, even savings will come out if the beaches change constantly.
Thank you for car rental, I will be grateful if you send the coordinates, I will book everything in advance and the car too, and so I realized that I need to take a car for almost the entire vacation, even savings will come out if the beaches change constantly.
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answered 13 years ago
Lapaka, we didn't take the car. The owner of the villa drove us, they paid him only for gasoline, so I won’t tell you.
You can find a villa and cheaper.
By the way, I have a photo of Ploche in my album
You can find a villa and cheaper.
By the way, I have a photo of Ploche in my album
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answered 13 years ago
Lapaka, with a child, a car is better for the entire period, of course, if you drive confidently, it’s narrow enough, crowded there. And the parking lots are not cheap, especially if by the beach. Just like in our country, a parking attendant comes out of nowhere, although there are no identification marks on him and verbally announces the price. For me it's a divorce.
It even gets ridiculous. We arrive at a wild beach, almost no one, there is a place for a car in the woods - there is not a soul, but signs hang everywhere (old, hang for a long time) - like parking 3 euros / hour, 2 euros / hour ...
We always found free places or parked in civilized parking lots.
In general, parking prices are often high and you can get a good deal here, especially if there are a lot of movements per day.
Please note, there is a huge free parking near the beach of Lucica (Petrovac). Immediately behind it is a slagbaum and the grandfather sits until 18-00, collects 3 or 5 euros from the car. We ask - go far? Lies that 1km. We pay, we drive 150-200 meters and voila-la-sea. You might as well guess ;-)
There are many such little things. It's a pity that there is no sea in Germany ;-)
It even gets ridiculous. We arrive at a wild beach, almost no one, there is a place for a car in the woods - there is not a soul, but signs hang everywhere (old, hang for a long time) - like parking 3 euros / hour, 2 euros / hour ...
We always found free places or parked in civilized parking lots.
In general, parking prices are often high and you can get a good deal here, especially if there are a lot of movements per day.
Please note, there is a huge free parking near the beach of Lucica (Petrovac). Immediately behind it is a slagbaum and the grandfather sits until 18-00, collects 3 or 5 euros from the car. We ask - go far? Lies that 1km. We pay, we drive 150-200 meters and voila-la-sea. You might as well guess ;-)
There are many such little things. It's a pity that there is no sea in Germany ;-)
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